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U.S. cuts estimate of bank bailout costs

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U.S. cuts estimate of bank bailout costs

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The projected long-term cost of the U.S. government’s bailout of the nation’s big banks is going to be at least $200 billion less than previously thought, a Treasury Department official said on Sunday night.

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HONG KONG (Reuters) – Asian shares fell on Friday and the dollar firmed as investors took profits on riskier assets after U.S. data raised fears that a global economic recovery could lose momentum.

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HAMBURG, Germany (Reuters) – General Motors is on track to sign a contract this week to sell a majority stake in European carmaking arm Opel to a Canadian-Russian consortium, Opel labour leader Klaus Franz told Reuters.

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