Two weeks ago a 9% slide in the Shanghai Composite index and comments from former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan implying the US economy might slip into recession by the end of this year played havoc with global stock markets.
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Blame basic instinct, rather than sub-prime evil
Two weeks ago a 9% slide in the Shanghai Composite index and comments from former Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan implying the US economy might slip into recession by the end of this year played havoc with global stock markets.
