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Thursday Papers: US launches $400bn Libor case And Fed’s Fischer attacks moves to unwind regulations calling them ‘extremely short-sighted’. Learn More
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Wednesday Papers: Central banks holding a fifth of their governments’ debt And institutional investors have sharply increased efforts to shame individual company directors into better behaviour. Learn More
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Pound falls as steady inflation eases rate rise pressure Inflation holds steady at 2.6% in July, further easing any pressure on Bank of England to raise interest rates, say economists. Learn More
Diageo needs to splash cash wisely, says Train Star fund manager Nick Train is monitoring his top position Diageo after its buy of George Clooney’s tequila brand for $700 million. Learn More