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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson told reporters that Treasury was moving quickly to implement the $700 billion rescue effort and he specifically mentioned reviewing ways to bolster the capital of banks.

"We will use all the tools we''ve been given to maximum effectiveness, including strengthening the capitalization of financial institutions of every size," Paulson said at a Wednesday news conference.

Paulson called the coordinated rate cuts "a welcome sign that central banks around the world are prepared to take the necessary steps to support the global economy during this difficult time."

U.S. mulls buying bank shares
Administration examining whether taking some ownership might help restart loan-making.

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Bush administration is considering taking ownership stakes in certain U.S. banks as an option for dealing with a severe global credit crisis.