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02 Nov 2009 16:20

The slow climb back

By Nicholas Paisner

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The troubled country is slowly ending capital controls put in place to prop up the krona. Iceland now seems less like a stricken banana republic. With part-nationalised banks, overgeared consumers and a vulnerable currency, it is closer to looking like the UK in miniature.

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