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"Berlusconi later reversed his comments, saying ``I heard it on the radio'' and that the hypothesis wasn't put forward by any leader or himself."
"Exchanges in Russia and Ukraine were suspended indefinitely. Russia's government will start buying stocks of domestic companies next week to help support prices, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said. "
"Iceland yesterday suspended equity trading today until Oct. 13 after the government seized Kaupthing hf, the country's biggest bank. "
"U.S. Has No Plan to Close Its Financial Markets ``There are absolutely no plans or discussions to interfere with the functioning of markets in the United States,'' Fratto said in an e-mailed response to a question. Fratto was responding to comments today from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who said that governments may shut financial markets as the credit freeze pummels stocks and threatens a global recession. Berlusconi later today reversed the comments he made earlier in Naples, saying world leaders are not considering market closures."
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(Italian Prime Minister) Berlusconi didn't give any details about what kind of rules leaders were looking to change, except to say that leaders are ``talking about a new Bretton Woods.''
"Berlusconi later reversed his comments, saying ``I heard it on the radio'' and that the hypothesis wasn't put forward by any leader or himself."
"Exchanges in Russia and Ukraine were suspended indefinitely. Russia's government will start buying stocks of domestic companies next week to help support prices, Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said. "
"Iceland yesterday suspended equity trading today until Oct. 13 after the government seized Kaupthing hf, the country's biggest bank. "
"U.S. Has No Plan to Close Its Financial Markets ``There are absolutely no plans or discussions to interfere with the functioning of markets in the United States,'' Fratto said in an e-mailed response to a question. Fratto was responding to comments today from Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, who said that governments may shut financial markets as the credit freeze pummels stocks and threatens a global recession. Berlusconi later today reversed the comments he made earlier in Naples, saying world leaders are not considering market closures."
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