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Tuesday December 03 2013
 
 
Markets
 
European stocks lose momentum
 
Market talk that the Bank of Japan may accelerate its stimulus programme drove down the yen and propelled the Nikkei 225 index to fresh six-month high
 
 
 
UK must be wary of housing bubble risks
 
Addressing a problem of excessive debt by encouraging people to take on more debt borders on lunacy
 
 
Indices drift lower but UK retailers climb
 
Europe's main equities markets drift lower, with resource stocks leading the selling
 
 
Asia regulators attack clearing standards
 
Watchdogs warn against application of western standards as regulators assess whether clearing houses in Asia are robust enough for use by European banks
 
 
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China recently announced political reforms, but what's worrying markets is rising credit. George Magnus, senior economic adviser to UBS, discusses with John Authers the easing of the one-child policy and encouraging credit even as it needs to be kept in check

 
 
 
 
 
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