U.S. backs away from plan to buy bad assets (Reuters)

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson speaks during a news conference at the Treasury Building in Washington November 12, 2008. Paulson on Wednesday said he was backing away from buying troubled mortgage assets using a $700 billion bailout fund, instead favoring a second round of capital injections into financial institutions that would match private funds. (Mitch Dumke/Reuters)Reuters - The Bush administration on Wednesday largely abandoned its plan to buy up toxic mortgage assets and said it will focus its $700 billion financial bailout fund on making direct investments in financial institutions and shoring up consumer credit markets.

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