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The cost of insuring against default on European sovereign and corporate debt rose, according to traders of credit-default swaps.
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A majority of banks in the Southeast U.S. supervised by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta remain troubled more than two and a half years after the recession ended, said Michael Johnson, senior vice president for supervision and regulation.
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Bank regulators in European Union nations may retain powers to set capital levels on lenders they deem too big to fail, in a possible compromise to implement Basel rules in the region.
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The cost of insuring against default on European sovereign and corporate debt rose, according to BNP Paribas SA.
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The cost of insuring Asia-Pacific sovereign and corporate bonds from non-payment rose, with Australia’s contracts poised for the biggest increase in almost three weeks, according to traders of credit-default swaps.
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The cost of insuring against default on European sovereign and corporate debt fell, according to BNP Paribas SA prices for credit-default swaps.
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The cost of insuring Asia-Pacific sovereign and corporate bonds from non-payment fell, with Australia’s contracts declining to a three-week low, according to traders of credit-default swaps.
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The cost of insuring against default on European sovereign and corporate bonds fell before the European Central Bank provides a second round of unlimited funds to banks tomorrow to help ease the region’s crisis.
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Governor Jerry Brown’s new budget may overestimate California revenue by as much as $6.5 billion through June 2013 -- even with a $2 billion gain from a Facebook Inc. share sale, the state Legislature’s policy analyst said.
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