Monday, October 6, 2008

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US equities are hemorrhaging as the problems in the global financial system threaten to drag the world into recession.'
European stocks plunged after Germany's fourth biggest bank, Hypo Real Estate, had to be rescued afresh over the weekend -- news that helped push the euro to a 13-month low against the dollar on Monday.
As the US-centred financial crisis takes a stronger grip in Europe, the German government agreed an emergency rescue package of 50 billion euros (68 billion dollars) for Hypo Real Estate late Sunday. It also announced an unlimited guarantee for personal savings deposits.
'There was great expectation that finance ministers and heads of government might come away with something more concrete as far as a package for Europe was concerned and that certainly did not materialise,' said Bowman of the weekend meeting.
'Things took a turn for the worse with the German government looking to reassure investors with a complete (bank deposit) guarantee across the board and if anything that was against the tone of the meeting itself.
'Investors have lost some confidence because events in Europe at the moment still look very difficult.'
France's BNP Paribas meanwhile announced Sunday that it was taking control of the operations of ailing financial group Fortis in Belgium and Luxembourg.
In an effort to keep credit flowing, global central banks pumped billions of extra dollars into short-term lending markets in what has become a daily effort to keep cash moving in a critical network.
Markets were looking ahead to a meeting Friday of finance chiefs from the Group of Seven rich nations, waiting for any announcements on coordinated action such as liquidity injections or interest rate cuts, dealers said.
A speech Tuesday by US Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke would also be closely watched for any clues on the possibility of a US interest rate cut


George C. Zoley, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of GEO, said, 'We are pleased with the successful completion and opening of the 500-bed expansion of the East Mississippi Correctional Facility. We look forward to the successful ramp-up of the Facility and to strengthening our partnership with the Mississippi Department of Corrections and the community of Meridian, Mississippi.'




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