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Nikkei leaps as U.S. to outline bank bailout

BANGKOK/TOKYO (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury is ready to inject $250 billion into U.S. banks, mirroring moves by other leading countries that have boosted confidence in financial markets and sent the ...

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