Toxic-Debt plan, Short-Selling Curbs Lift Markets

September 18, 2008

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The government pledged $50 billion to guarantee money-market mutual funds, curbed short-selling and crafted a sweeping plan to mop up toxic mortgage debt, sending global stock markets soaring on Friday.

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