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THE Australian share market is poised to record its worst quarterly performance since the 1987 crash.

THE US government is set to propose sweeping new oversight powers to the Federal Reserve, including tighter surveillance of financial markets in a bid to avoid calamities like the current 'subprime' lending crisis.

BOSTON (MarketWatch) -- George is an investor in his 70s from West Palm Beach, Fla. who has been made a bit crazy by the stock market's gyrations.

If this week's data on the job market and manufacturing are worse than wall street is anticipating, investors should not be surprised to see another tumble.

AP - Stocks may already be pricing in a recession, but they haven't priced in a very deep one. If this week's data on the job market and manufacturing are worse than wall street is anticipating, investors should not be surprised to see another tumble.

The wealth management division of Barclays is setting up a private bank in India to deal with wealthy entrepreneurs in what is seen as one of the most promising markets for global financial services groups

Dubai and Abu Dhabi markets decline... OPEC crude oil supply rises... MEED projects index shows 40% rise in value over 12 months... Real estate firms shift to more online advertising... Abu Dhabi property prices expected to surge 25%... A third Crown Plaza is planned for Business Bay... Interiors UAE opens in Abu Dhabi... Global Investment House AGM approves 50% cash dividend and 10% stock dividend for 2007... International Monetary Fund backs plans to redistribute voting power, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are likely to lose shares.

The troubled housing market is revealing an odd quirk about the process of selling a home. The usual economic truism -- as demand goes down, the prices go down -- doesn't seem to apply.