(Reuters) - U.S. shares recovered on Monday after ratings agency Standard & Poor's upgraded Morgan Stanley's debt, and a hedge fund steeped in subprime mortgage market losses was bailed out.
But investors remained cautious that ongoing U.S. subprime mortgage market woes could still spread to wider credit markets after U.S. shares had just suffered their worst week in nearly five years.
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But investors remained cautious that ongoing U.S. subprime mortgage market woes could still spread to wider credit markets after U.S. shares had just suffered their worst week in nearly five years.
Read more at Reuters.com Hot Stocks News
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