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Danone shares have slid during the public dispute on fears that it will hurt its business prospects in China.

Fears that it will be unable to repay its loans have brought anxiety and inertia to this once unstoppable emirate.

While Germany's bond yields remain near record lows, Spain's have reached levels considered unsustainable long term, raising fears that it will have to ask for more aid than its European partners are willing or able to countenance.

The losses suffered by the bank — $9 billion over the last 18 months — have spurred worries about just how solid its foundations are and raised fears that it will need tens of billions of dollars in fresh capital.

Ikea has announced that it is closing down its online lifestyle magazine in Russia over fears that it will fall foul of a law that forbids the promotion of gay values to minors.

While it is entitled to do so under international treaties and insists its aims are entirely peaceful, the west fears that it will furnish the know-how needed to manufacture bomb-grade uranium.

AAR fears that it will be squeezed out of Russia if BP throws its resources behind its rival Rosneft.

"There is fears that it will be attacked this night".

Fears that it will turn into a lasting chill are weighing on banks (see chart 2).

The bank's stock has been shellacked this summer amid rising fears that it will have to raise capital.

Two new human cases appeared in China this month, raising fears that it will surge this winter.