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BHP Billiton dropped 5.64% on the ASX to $21.42, its lowest since the midst of the global financial crisis as it announced it might cut its iron ore output in the wake of the disaster which has left up to two people dead and dozens still missing.

The other major credit ratings agency, Standard & Poor's, warned on Wednesday that it might cut its ratings, too.

Late Wednesday, Moody's Investors Service sharpened attention on such an outcome by warning that it might cut its top rating for the United States.

The cartel scotched speculation in November that it might cut its targeted production level of 30m barrels a day in order to push up the price.

Deutsche Telekom, Europe's largest telephone company, said it might cut its capital expenditure budget to stop its debt from increasing further, though it did not specify how much the budget might be reduced.

Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, a leading maker of custom chips, said recently that it might cut its forecast for 2001 sales and profits, after the Dell Computer Corporation and I.B.M. said that they expected sales growth to moderate.

It might cut it today but not much longer.

Although the firm unveiled a major strategic overhaul to cope with higher costs, it said it might also cut its dividend payments by as much as 45%.

Moody's, which stripped the UK of its top notch rating amid the austerity cuts of 2013, said last week it might further cut its view of the UK.

The policy board was expected to say later on Tuesday that Japan's economy was performing worse than it anticipated in a twice-yearly outlook in October, and might even cut its growth forecasts.

Mr. Bernanke said it was "certainly possible" that the Fed might cut short its efforts to loosen credit by buying Treasury bonds, especially if domestic inflation were to flare.