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Banks finding it tough to shake off subprime hangover - Read More

Date Added: May 19, 2008 05:12:02 AM
Earnings results from banks and bond insurers show that subprime mortgage pain is worsening and may stretch beyond the second quarter or longer. As a result, investors are mostly avoiding their bonds and stocks for now.

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