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Page last updated at 21:52 GMT, Tuesday, 21 April 2009 22:52 UK

Street sign on Wall Street, New York
Meltdown losses of '$4 trillion'
The IMF says the worldwide credit crunch will cost $4 trillion and damage the financial system for years to come.
IMF sees severe slowdown
Historic IMF changes at G20
Any signs of recovery?

Chrysler Dodge Ram More US cash for GM and Chrysler
General Motors and Chrysler are to get more loans from the US treasury as they develop plans to try and make themselves viable.

Dollar bills Bail-out 'risk' for US taxpayers
A watchdog monitoring the US's $700bn bail-out plan for banks says aspects could be "unfair" to taxpayers.

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Two early arrivals ring the bell at the front entrance to Guyton School in Detroit on Wednesday, April 8, 2009 Doors shut
Cash crisis means Detroit schools are closing
Atlantic City sign Tough odds
The struggle to make ends meet in Atlantic City
Porsche unveils its four-door "Panamera" at a ceremony in Shanghai on April 19, 2009 Recovery hopes
Shanghai motor show bucks car industry gloom


VIDEO AND AUDIO NEWS
Peer Steinbrueck, German Finance Minister explaining the plan German plan to shape up its banks

India's interest rates cut again
car Inside the Shanghai motor show

Colourful fashion defies recession


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ECONOMY
Inflation measure turns negative
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COMPANIES
Tesco achieves £3bn annual profit
Royal Mint privatisation closer
AFRICA
Gem producer Botswana cuts output
Namibia 'hit by global slowdown'

AMERICAS
Debt overshadows US bank's profit
IBM upbeat despite profit falls

ASIA PACIFIC
China Telecom profits fall by 27%
Motor show gears up in Shanghai

EUROPE
West Ham bank deal 'not certain'
Brussels to probe seven airlines
MIDDLE EAST
Oil weak as demand fears remain
Thales signs Saudi rail contract
SOUTH ASIA
Infosys sees difficult year ahead
Satyam announces winning bidder

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS
Stephanie Flanders Economics blog
Deflation seems less likely in the UK than it is elsewhere
Jobseekers at a jobs fair in California Back to school
Ex-finance workers in New York seek new direction
Shilpa Shetty of Rajasthan Royals and Preity Zinta of Kings XI Punjab Glamour game
IPL cricket contest set to boost South African economy
GLOBAL RECESSION
Global Recession Making sense of the recession: latest news, analysis and how the crisis affects you

MARKET DATA - 02:16 UK

FTSE 100
3987.46down
 -3.40 -0.09%
Dax
4501.63up
 15.33 0.34%
Cac 40
2973.94up
 4.54 0.15%
Dow Jones
7969.56up
 127.83 1.63%
Nasdaq
1643.85up
 35.64 2.22%
BBC Global 30
4619.93up
 3.46 0.07%
Data delayed by at least 15 minutes
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Ad declines shrink Yahoo profit
Delta cuts first quarter losses
Gloomy report hits Toyota shares
Rate cut by Indian central bank
Germany 'close to bank debt plan'
Australia seen to be in recession
Asian stocks fall on bank fears
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