GRAPHIC-Financial markets one year on from Lehman collapse

SINGAPORE, Sept 18 (Reuters) - A year has passed since the
collapse of Lehman Brothers but credit markets have not
completely thawed, the U.S. housing market is still floundering
and risk aversion and wealth protection are key themes for
investors.

But in other ways, things are returning to normal.
The following charts show key assets and economic indicators
and how many of them have returned close to where they were the
day Lehman went under.

For a graphic showing equity index performance, click:
here

For a graphic showing MSCI world index performance, click:
here

For a graphic showing commodity market performance, click:
here

For a graphic showing U.S. unemployment and industrial
production, click:

here
(Reporting by Catherine Trevethan)