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JPMorgan, Citigroup Helped Cause Lehman's Collapse

JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Citigroup Inc. helped cause the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holding Inc. by demanding more collateral and changing guarantee agreements, a bankruptcy examiner said today in a report.
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 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Topix933.893.510.38
Hang Seng21,228.2019.910.09
Singapore Straits Times2,873.9111.620.41
S&P/ASX4,824.7010.500.22


JAPAN MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME
 PRICE% CHANGEVOLUME
MIZUHO FINANCIAL1892.1645763500
HITACHI LTD3254.1731144000
MITSUBISHI UFJ F4641.5324321400
NEC CORP2635.6215762000
TOSHIBA CORP436-0.6814578000
CLARION CO LTD1830.5514446000
ISUZU MOTORS2342.6313571000
GS YUASA CORP6470.3112687000
SUMITOMO MET IND265-1.4912029000
NOMURA HOLDINGS6631.8411666800

 FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Nikkei 22510,680.0070.000.66
Topix926.001.000.11
Hang Seng21,127.00-63.00-0.30
Singapore Straits Times2,868.0011.000.39
S&P/ASX4,830.0011.000.23

 CURRENCIES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
USD-JPY90.64000.13080.14
USD-HKD7.75970.00070.01
USD-SGD1.3978-0.0001-0.01
AUD-USD0.91540.00010.01

 COMMODITY FUTURES
 VALUECHANGE% CHANGE
Oil82.340.230.28
Gold1,110.502.300.21
Natural Gas4.450.010.29

 BONDS
 PRICEYIELD 
10-Year Japan100.641.33 
10-Year Hong Kong95.242.75 
10-Year Singapore98.372.70 
10-Year Australia91.035.69 

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