08 octobre 2008, 0h00
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These days, markets despise uncertainty even more than they usually do. Look at the tumble in Royal Bank of Scotland’s shares, which were down by 35% in late afternoon trading, more than thrice the decline of its UK peers. RBS’s first credit downgrade in a decade was a factor. A bigger one was the maybe-yes-maybe-no prospect of a government recapitalisation.
The idea was supposedly chewed over on Monday night at a meeting attended by Alistair Darling, the UK’s chancellor of the exchequer, Mervy...
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