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Switzerland eases banking secrecy  Mr Darling says there has
been a mood change on tax havens  Switzerland, the world's
largest offshore financial centre, has agreed to accept
concessions on bank secrecy.  However, while it will now abide
by international rules on bank data sharing, it said it would
only respond to "concrete and justified" requests.  The
government added that it would still protect banking customers
from "unjustified watching from abroad".  Switzerland's
announcement comes after it had risked being added to a global
blacklist of uncooperative tax havens.  It is estimated that
Switzerland's banks hold $2 trillion (£1.4tn) of global wealth
held abroad.  OECD talks  The Swiss government has finally bowed
to intense pressure from Washington and Brussels BBC Geneva
correspondent Imogen Foulkes  It reached its agreement overnight
with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
(OECD), which sets rules on the sharing of bank data