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World central banks unite to ease credit strain (Reuters)

Date : 11 Mar 2008 Category : Business

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Reuters - The U.S. Federal Reserve and four other central banks on Tuesday teamed up to get hundreds of billions of dollars in fresh funds to cash-starved credit markets, allowing financial firms to use securities backed by home mortgages as collateral for central bank loans.

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