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HEADLINE excerpts: The Financial Crisis - 2008 CRASH!

October 8, 2008 : NEW YORK - Unprecendented actions by the world's central banks, led by the US Federal Reserve which cut its key interest rate by 50 basics points to just 1.5%, yesterday helped stem a worldwide collapse in the stock markets.
Earlier, markets across Asia were in freefall, with Japan's Nikkei down almost 10%, taking cue from Wall Street's big drop overnight.
European stock markets closed with heavy loses, as investors brushed aside central bank efforts to counter the financial crisis. - The London FTSE
Singapore firms brace for tough times. Amid tanking global stock markrts and credit crisis that shows no signs abating, sentiment among businesses have also been hit.

9 October, 2008: HELL in Asia. Panic attack as investors sell off shares at any price as they rushed for the exit, echoing the sort of alarm that last seen during the Asia financial crisis and the 1987 Black Monday crash.

10 October, 2008: RATE CUTS fail to bring Asia-wide rally. Efforts by Asian central banks to join their Western counterparts in coordinated effort to cut interest rates failed to produce the regionwide rally many expected yesterday...
As AUSTRALIA dollar plunged to $1.025 to the SGD yesterday, money changers here ran out of or stopped selling the currency... Later ChannelNewsAsia reported as low as S$0.97!

11 October, 2008: OH, WHAT A WEEK: Global markets lose US$6 trillion in panic selling. Governments pump in in at least US$6 trillion to little effect.
SINGAPORE is in a technical recession after the economy slipped into negative territory for the second quarter in a row, dragged down by a slump in export and a weak property market. But the real recession, which usually portends job losses, will probably come next year ...
US guarantee for bank debt under study: The US goverment is weighing two dramatic steps to unfreeze bank lending and staunch massive losses in stock markets ...
STI fall below 2,000 as global stock dive: Global stock markets dissolved panic-fuelled chaos yesterday, following another precpitous late sell-off on Wall Street. No markets is spared... unable to rein in the market freefall. A fresh source alarm, worries investors - Morgan Stanley might be on brink of collapse ... A crissis would send fresh shock-waves through the reeling financial system, coming after the collapse of Lehman Brothers last month ...

12 October,2008: NEW YORK shudders in fear. Consumer confidence has taken a big hit and no corner seems safe. Nervous chatter: 1) "I am frightened. People are being laid off - from Lehman and other places. You can hear people talking about it. Everyone is anxious." 2) "I'm living month to month", says the willowy brunette, adding that she considering US$200 taking a "good night".
Europe fiddles as continent burn: In recent weeks, however, Europe's bureaucrats had no need for saunas, for they were already sweating - in fear - as they watched their continent's banking system head for meltdown.

26 October, 2008: MARKETS SINK: SINGAPORE (STI) fall yesterday 8.33%, fall this week 14.81%; JAPAN (Nikkei) fall yesterday 9.6%, fall this week 12.02%; HONG KONG (Hang Seng) fall yesterday 8.3%, this week 13.3%; SOUTH KOREA fall yesterday 10.57%, fall this week 20.49%; SHANGHAI fall yesterday 1.92%, this week 4.71%; INDIA (Sensex) fall yesterday 1o.96%, fall this 12.77%.
Global stocks were savaged yesterday, sending many bourses crashing to multi-year lows, as investers were spooked by fears that that a harsh global recession would pummel company profits. It was one of the worst days on the global markets since the collapse of US investment bank Lehman Brothers last month set off widespread panic on fear of financil meltdown.
Yesterday, already punch-drunk equity markets suffered more bloodletting as intensifying worries over the dreaded R-word spread like wildfire worldwide...

27 October, 2008: USA: MARKET-GLOOM

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Extra financial help, legal settlements, and increased competition drive the markets after hours.
Insurers Tank, Dow Tumbles
CNA leads decline, oil slips.
Commodities On Deck, Fed Meets
BP, U.S. Steel, Occidental Petroleum, and Valero Energy on deck; October consumer confidence report.

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Insurers Tank, Dow TumblesCNA leads decline, oil slips.

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