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As if the credit markets were not already seeing enough extreme price moves in early 2007, Fitch's plans to change its corporate CDO rating methodology may bring downgrades for two-thirds of these instruments and trigger further market volatility. By Kathleen Kearney

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Any spark seems to trigger concern about a potential new problem in the credit world these days. On February 20, Credit Suisse - thought to be largely unscathed by subprime - said it would take nearly $3 billion in losses after mispricing its bond portfolio. Credit default swap (CDS) spreads on iTraxx indexes in Asia and elsewhere blew out to record levels. Market participants appeared to show

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