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Fed studies Nordic response to banking crisis in early 90s

Posted by The Lonely Trader on March 31, 2008

Interesting read here. Not sure what the immediate repurcussions would be. Anyone have any thoughts?

Fed eyes Nordic-style nationalisation of US banks, UK Telegraph, 31 March

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