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The biggest risk for China is nothing as dramatic as a financial meltdown.

Urgent talks are going on to prevent the market going into financial meltdown during the summer.

The subprime disaster reinforced that reactive thinking can't avert a financial meltdown, and diversifying risk is still an imperfect art.

His latest film, "Capitalism: a Love Story," which opens nationwide Friday, blames deregulation for the financial meltdown and shows Franklin D. Roosevelt advocating an expanded welfare state.

The financial market of Brazil has been battered by the people's angst against the policies that might be carried out after the October presidential elections and by the possible harm from the financial meltdown of Argentina.

But the road to real privatisation will be a long one, and the recent financial meltdown has hardly made emerging-market governments more favourably disposed towards the Anglo-Saxon model.

The problem will worsen sharply this winter, as the bulge of 5m workers who lost their jobs in the months after the financial meltdown of autumn 2008 notch up 99 weeks of unemployment.

As we work to avoid a global financial meltdown, we must also work to avoid a global development meltdown.

Growers are also responding to the flow of investment capital into farming as a result of the global financial meltdown.

The venerable Mr Volcker, an adviser to the Obama administration, said investment banks that were “heavily engaged” in such trading had failed during the financial meltdown.

He took over at Pompey in November 2009 and defied the club's financial meltdown to steer them to the FA Cup final but could not prevent their relegation to the Championship.

But nor are they awash with excess liquidity and heading for another financial meltdown.

We managed to respond to the immediate threats of the financial meltdown and to avoid the most devastating scenarios, but the longer-term drivers of global instability remain active.

Complex financial products like the one sold by Goldman have gotten a bad reputation since the financial meltdown, Mr. Huang said. 'They're essentially like gambling.'

On Thursday, he warned of a second financial meltdown on the scale of 2008 if Europe doesn't take decisive action to recapitalize its banks and deal with the Greek debt crisis.