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September 30, 2011

• China Manufacturing Index Rises for Second Month on Exports
• S. Korea September Oil Imports Rise 8.2% to 81 Million Barrels
• Rousseff Calls For Lower Interest Rates as Global Economy Slumps
• Yankees-Tigers Playoff Opener Is Suspended by Rain in New York
• S. Korea Export Growth Eases to 3-Month Low as Global Slowdown Saps Demand
• First Plutonium Detected in Fukushima Outside Plant, Kyodo Says
• Australian Businesses See ‘Fiscal Crisis’ Without Tax Changes
• China’s Manufacturing Index Rises for Second Month on New Export Orders
• Japan Budget Requests Reach Record 99 Trillion Yen, Nikkei Says
• Alibaba’s Ma Says He’s ‘Very Interested’ in Buying Yahoo
• China Calls for Internet Crackdown After ‘Prostitute Diary’ Shut
• Solyndra Needs Bankruptcy to Answer Financial Questions, U.S. Lawyer Says
• Ophelia May Graze Bermuda Tomorrow: NHC
• Colombia Keeps 4.5% Rate to Gauge Effect of Europe Crisis
• Tampa Bay Rays Win Opener 9-0 Over Texas Rangers in AL Division Series
• SK’s Chey Sells 2 Million SK C&C Shares, Yonhap Says
• Asia Stocks Gain in Week on Speculation Europe Will Fix Crisis
• Emanuel Goffer Deserves Up to 63 Months in Prison, U.S. Says
• Brzezinski Says Peace Impasse Menaces Israel, U.S. (Transcript)
• Alipay’s Transfer Sowed Doubt in China Internet Companies, Renren CEO Says
• Colombia to Auction Dollars When 10-Day Moving Avg. Over 2%
• New Jersey to Reimburse U.S. for $95 Million of Tunnel Money
• U.S. Closes $4.75 Billion in Solar Power Loans on Final Day
• BOE May Reactivate Bond Program, Say a Third of Analysts Polled
• European Stocks Post Biggest Weekly Gain in 14 Months; Allianz, Axa Jump
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• Solaria Considers Tax Break in California Expansion
• Geo Group Falls as Florida Prison Privatization Is Blocked
• McGraw-Hill Names Heidrick & Struggles to Find Education CEO
• Verizon Unions to Offer Health-Plan Consolidation to End Dispute
• U.S. Tells Judge It’s Appealing Ruling Allowing Alabama Immigration Law
• WellPoint Board Votes to Increase Share Repurchase Program by $5 Billion
• Asian Currencies Have Worst Month Since 1997 on Signs of Global Slowdown
• Chinese Stocks in the U.S.: Baidu, Sina Tumble; Spreadtrum Gains
• SunPower Sells California Plant With U.S. Guarantee to NRG
• California Gasoline Falls for Second Day on Refinery Unit Start
• First Solar Gets Loan Guarantees, Sells Two California Projects
• State Street Launches Three New SPDR ETFs (Audio)
• Hedge Fund Must Pay Wachovia $2.1 Million Over Swap Dispute
• Suzano to Invest $534 Million in Brazil Wood Pellet Production
• Jamie McCourt, MLB Oppose Los Angeles Dodgers’ Proposed TV Rights Sale
• Emerging Stocks Post Largest Quarterly Loss Since 2008 as Growth Slows
• Trinidad and Tobago Repo Rate Decision History
• Trinidad & Tobago August Consumer Prices: Summary
• Commodities Record Biggest Quarterly Drop Since 2008 on Economic Turmoil
• Mexico’s Peso Posts Quarterly Drop on U.S., Europe Outlook
• Brazil’s Real Posts Biggest Quarterly Drop Since December 2008
• White House Cuts $25 Billion More From Defense to Fund VA
• Japan Puts Cheapest Ever as Traders See Banking Losses
• Silver Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 30
• IBM Tops Microsoft to Be Second-Most Valuable in Technology
• New York City Water Supply Reservoirs Above Capacity
• TD Ameritrade’s Thinkorswim Clients Miss Morning Trading
• Gold Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Sept. 30
• Japanese Dump Real Funds at Fastest Pace Since Earthquake: Brazil Credit
• Bank of America’s Countrywide Sued by Sealink Funding
• Treasuries Biggest Quarterly Rally Since 2008
• State Department Read “Riot Act” to Syrian Envoy Over Attack
• Dollar, Yen Gain as Global Slowdown Concern Spurs Haven Demand; Kiwi Falls
• Canada’s Dollar Declines to a One-Year Low Amid Economic Growth Concern
• Verizon Sues U.S. to Block Internet Rules Set for November
• Kodak: Company Has No Intention to File for Bankruptcy
• Central Fund of Canada Gold Holdings are Unchanged
• Crude Oil Declines to One-Year Low to Finish Worst Quarter Since 2008
• Ingersoll Rand Tumbles After Cutting Sales, Profit Forecasts
• Morgan Stanley Seen as Risky as Italian Banks in Swaps Market
• Mexican Stock Movers: Cemex, Corp. Geo, Grupo Bimbo, Penoles
• WellPoint Reports $5 Billion Increase to Share Buyback Plans
• Netflix Said Not to Face Broadcast Regulation in Canada
• Bloomberg Completes Acquisition of BNA
• Central GoldTrust ETF Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 30
• U.S. Wars Cost $11.6 Billion a Month in Current Fiscal Year
• Romney Said to Raise $14 Million for Presidential Campaign This Quarter
• U.S. Stocks Fall, Extending Biggest Quarterly Drop Since 2008
• Corn Posts Record Monthly Drop on Supply Outlook; Wheat, Soybeans Plummet
• Colombia Stock Movers: Grupo Aval, Ecopetrol, Canacol Energy
• Platinum and Palladium ETF Holdings as of Sept. 30
• Brazil Stock Movers: Gol Linhas Aereas, Nadir and Petrobras
• House to Probe How 54.5 MPG Auto Rule Was Written, Issa Says
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for September 30
• SPDR Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged at 1,232 Metric Tons
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Sept. 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Sept. 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Sept. 30
• U.S. Companies Reporting Quarterly EPS Reversals, Sept. 30
• Cemex Posts Worst Quarterly Decline Ever
• Brazil to Keep Tax on Foreigners’ Bond Buys, Augustin Says
• ETF Securities Holdings of Precious Metals for Sept. 30
• Eastman Kodak Will Make Coupon Payment Tomorrow, Company’s Spokesman Says
• ProLogis Gets $1.4 Billion Guarantee for Rooftop Solar Project
• BP’s $7 Billion Argentina Pan American Sale to Cnooc Said to Risk Collapse
• Eastman Kodak, Mosaic, Micron, Tyson, Wynn: U.S. Equity Movers
• ETF Securities Industrial Metals Holdings for Sept. 30
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for September 30
• Buffett Says Tax Rich Money Shufflers to Relieve Families
• Panamericano Posts Third Quarterly Advance on BTG Purchase
• Micron Technology Declines After Posting Quarterly Loss on PC Chip Prices
• Carney Says No Differences With Buffett on Tax Principle
• GE Survey Finds Midmarket Growth Amid Souring Economic Outlook
• U.S. Companies Issuing Profit Outlooks for the Week of Sept. 30
• Pharmasset Rises on Positive Results for Hepatitis C Drug
• James, Lachlan Murdoch Re-Election to News Corp. Opposed by Pension Funds
• Axis-Shield Possible Bidder Backs Away as Alere Raises Stake
• Petrobank Falls for Third Day After Analyst’s Warning
• Minmetals Acquires Congolese Copper Producer Anvil Mining for $1.3 Billion
• Netflix to Tussle With Telefonica, Slim in Latin America
• U.S. Companies Issuing Profit Outlooks for Sept. 30
• Jamie McCourt to Object to Proposed Sale of Dodgers’ Tv Rights
• Global Stocks Fall on Economic Slowdown Concern; Dollar, Treasuries Climb
• Toyota-Honda Rebound Ignites Call of ‘What Recession?’ in U.S. Sales: Cars
• Morgan Stanley to Settle Antitrust Case for $4.8 Million
• California’s Debt Service Rises to 7.8% of General Fund, Lockyer Reports
• SEC Says Large Rating Firm May Have Leaked Pending Rate Move
• Rousseff Says Brazil Can’t Miss Opportunity to Cut Rates as Crisis Deepens
• First Solar Sells Project to NextEra, GE After Getting Guarantee
• Romaine Lettuce Recalled in 21 States
• New York Police on ‘Alert’ for Revenge Attacks After Al-Awlaki Killing
• Florida Stakes an Early Presidential Claim: The Ticker
• Colombia Peso Drops to Weakest Level in ‘11 on China, Germany
• Death Toll From Tainted Cantaloupes Rises to 15, CDC Says
• Chilean Stocks: Entel, La Polar, Lan, Multiexport, Salfacorp
• Kodak Debt Swaps Soar as Camera Maker Said to Weigh Bankruptcy
• Mexico Reports 172.5 Billion Peso Budget Deficit Through August
• Goldman’s O’Neill Sees G-20 Coordinated Rate Cuts at November Meeting
• U.S. Fed Funds: Commitment of Traders Report
• CFTC Traders in Financial Futures Positions for Sept. 27
• CFTC Expanded Metals Holdings of Traders for Sept. 27
• CFTC Expanded Energy Holdings of Traders for Sept. 27
• CFTC Traders’ Bets on U.S. Dollar by Currency
• CFTC Expanded Agriculture Holdings of Traders: Sept. 27
• CFTC Expanded Commodity Trader Holdings for Sept. 27
• U.S. CFTC Commitment of Traders for Sept. 27: Summary
• Wells Fargo, BDO Seidman Settle Lawsuits for $130 Million
• Hitachi-LG Venture to Pay $21.1 Million in Bid-Rigging Case
• Mets Ruling Used Within Days as Weapon in Fighting Madoff Trustee Suits
• Schumer Says Overwhelming Support for China Currency Measure
• Argentina August Construction Activity by Goods
• Blavatnik Made $1.2 Billion in Lyondell LBO, Lawsuit Says
• U.S. Peanut Prices Received by Farmers for Sept. 24
• Solyndra Said to Be Investigated by FBI for Possible Accounting Fraud
• NRC Tells Dominion It Plans More Inspections at North Anna
• Argentina August Construction Activity: Summary
• U.S. Edible Egg Products for August: Statistical Summary
• Corn Supply Cuts Chance of ‘Extreme Bull Case,’ Goldman Says
• AT&T Cites Cellular South Overture in Bid to Dismiss Lawsuit
• U.S. Gulf Crude Premiums Strengthen After WTI-Brent Gap Widens
• SEC Watchdog Rejects Misconduct Claims in Cuban Probe
• Congress Nears Five-Year Deal to Buoy Flood Program
• Fergo Aisa Reaches Agreement With Lender on Debt Dispute
• Gulf Coast, Midwest Gasoline Rise Amid Norco Refinery Issues
• Ex-Harvard Student Gets Three-Years In Prison Related to Drug-Dealer Death
• Peru Stocks: Austral, Candente, Milpo, Panoro, Siderperu, Volcan
• Fed to Buy $44 Billion of Longer-Term Debt in October Operation Twist Plan
• Nomura’s Chief European Economist Peter Westaway Resigns
• Obama Says U.S. Had Been ‘A Little Soft’
• Portugal’s 2010 Deficit Was 9.8% of GDP, More Than Reported
• Bank of Canada Key Monetary Policy Variables
• Fed’s Bullard Says Central Bank Could Ease Further If U.S. Economy Weakens
• Puerto Rico Joins U.S. Complaint Against AT&T, T-Mobile
• Portuguese Government Doesn’t Plan Any More Tax Increases
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Warehouse Location on Sept. 30
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Country of Origin for Sept. 30
• ICE Daily Cocoa Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 30
• Oil Volatility Advances on Signs of Worldwide Economic Slowing
• Investors Back Obama's Buffett Rule
• Portugal’s Madeira Region Has a Debt of 6.3 Billion Euros
• Graceway Pharmaceuticals Wins Approval of Bankruptcy Loan
• Brazil’s Smaller Budget Surplus Complicates Inflation Fight
• LeBron James, Durant Join NBA Talks With Basketball Season Start at Stake
• Buffett Says Bank of America’s Problems to Take ‘Much Longer’ to Clean Up
• Kirin Said to Offer at Least 2 Billion Reais for Schincariol Minor Stake
• Red Sox’ Epstein Says No Francona Announcement Planned After Team Meltdown
• Mosaic May Need to Use Cash to Increase Its Dividend
• Colts to Start Curtis Painter at Quarterback Against Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Slovak EFSF Proposal Respects EU’s July Agreement, Radicova Says
• Morgan Stanley Wins Dismissal of Virgin Islands Pension Fund’s CDO Lawsuit
• Union Bank Nigeria Shareholders Approve Recapitalization
• Moody’s Lowers U.S. Lodging Industry Outlook as Economy Slows
• Christian Bros. Investment Opposes News Corp. Board Re-Election
• RBS, Patron Pay Administrator $173 Million for 24 Jarvis Hotels
• S&P 500 Stocks With Biggest Gap Between Market Price, Estimate
• S&P 500 Stocks Biggest Weekly Changes in Target Price
• Ecuador Says Correa Not Accusing U.S. of Aiding ‘Corrupt’ Police
• Canadian Natural Gas Falls as Stockpiles Approach 10-Month High
• Chilean Peso Posts Biggest Loss Since Lehman on Copper Rout
• Expected Revenue Growth for Industries in S&P 500
• Canada Agrees to Pays C$2.2 Billion to Quebec to Harmonize Its Sales Tax
• Percentage of Americans Feeling Healthy Rises
• Fluor Drops Protest of $500 Million KBR Iraq Support Contract
• Al-Qaeda’s American Agent Said to Be Killed by U.S. Drone
• Nesat Weakens to Tropical Storm, Heading for Vietnam After Hitting China
• Axis Communications Sees Sales Increase From Surveillance
• U.S. Economic Clout May Sink Palestinian Membership Quest at UN Council
• Goodwin Says ECB Should Learn From Swiss National Bank (Video)
• Airbus A380 Engine Pylons May Need Air Holes to Avoid Fire Risk
• Newt Gingrich's Contract With the Future: The Ticker
• Lehman Brokerage Seeks to Deny $8.9 Billion Claim by Europe Affiliate LBIE
• Buffett Says Berkshire Made $4 Billion of Stock Investments During Quarter
• FCStone Approved as Cat. 2 Member of London Metal Exchange
• Archie MacAllaster of Barron’s Investor Roundtable Is Dead of Cancer at 82
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midafternoon EPS, Sept. 30
• Midafternoon Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Sept. 30
• Afghanistan Seeks Investors for ‘World-Class’ Mineral Resources
• Diesel Rises in Europe; BP Buys Jet Fuel Cargo: Oil Products
• American-Born Al-Awlaki’s Death ‘Major Blow’ Against Al-Qaeda, Obama Says
• Mideast Oil Producers to Spend $525 Billion on Energy Projects
• Analyst Estimate Changes by Industry Groups in the S&P 500
• Expected Earnings Growth for Industries in S&P 500
• Vietnam to Harvest Record Coffee Crop in 2011-12, Sucafina Says
• James Bianco Urges Defensive Investing (Audio)
• Lira Posts Worst Stretch of Monthly Declines Since 2001 on Trade Deficit
• Cephalon Gets U.S. Justice Department Subpoena for Top-Sellers
• U.S. Ethanol, Grain, Corn Prices for Week of Sept. 30
• Cuomo Says He’s Not ‘Bluffing’ About New York Firings, Is Open to ‘Tweaks’
• Dempsey Becomes Chairman of Joint Chiefs, Top Military Adviser
• European Stocks Decline on Economy, Extending Quarterly Slump
• Omega Pharma Spends 26.9 Million Euros on Additional Buybacks
• Utilities Giving Away Power as Wind, Sun Flood European Grid
• U.S. Corporate Credit Risk Benchmark Climbs to Highest This Week
• Brazil Chance to Hit 2012 Inflation Goal Has Risen, O’Neill Says
• U.K. Stocks Drop, Trimming Weekly Gain; Burberry, Kazakhmys, Intertek Fall
• Buffett Says Europe’s Banks Shouldn’t Ask Berkshire for Capital Injections
• Germany Stocks Fall, Extending Biggest Quarterly Drop Since 2002
• Sarkozy to Meet Merkel in Coming Days on Fiscal Integration Push
• Oracle Sued by Retirement Fund Over Purchase of Larry Ellison’s Company
• Bond Issuance Plunges on ‘Armageddon’ Scenarios: Credit Markets
• Arsenal Profit Declines 79 Percent on Lower Property Sales, Higher Wages
• Russia Movers: Razgulay, Norilsk Nickel, Sberbank, VTB, Uralkali
• Ruble Extends Worst Quarterly Drop Since ‘09 on Oil Fall, Taxes
• Nigerian Breweries Buys Sona and Life to Expand Capacity
• Tigers in AL Playoffs Means Detroit Bonus as Boston Bars Miss Out
• Grueninger Steps Downs as Chief Executive Officer of Jelmoli
• Colombia’s August Urban Unemployment Rate Falls to 10.4%
• Medvedev Defends Putin’s Return as President, Cites Obama-Clinton Rivalry
• Polish Stocks: KGHM, Netia, PKO Bank, Pulawy Move in Warsaw
• Papandreou Says He Held ‘Constructive’ Talks With Sarkozy
• Asian Citrus Tumbles in Hong Kong to Lowest Level on Record
• Swiss Stocks Slide, Posting Worst Quarterly Loss Since June 2010
• Canada July Budget Statement: Statistical Summary
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for September 30
• Canada’s Budget Deficit Triples in July to C$1.6 Billion
• Jupiter Hotels Buys 24 Hotels From Jarvis Administrator
• Cost of Swapping Euro Payments to Dollars Rises for Second Day
• A-Tec Plummets in Vienna as Penta Talks Fail, Deadline Lurks
• Gilts Rise Most in Three Weeks as Global Stocks Slide; Pound Strengthens
• Exxon Says Gunmen Attack Vessel Off Nigeria, Seize Worker
• VLCC Hired at Year-Low Price for South Korea, Braemar Says
• Russian Stocks Fall, Extending Biggest Quarterly Drop in 3 Years
• Chris Christie in His Own Words: A Year-Long Mantra of ‘I’m Not Running’
• Christie Said to Be Considering Entering 2012 Republican Presidential Race
• Christie Said to Be Considering 2012 Run
• Michigan Emergency Powers Challenge by Pension Boards Dismissed by Judge
• U.S. Stocks Pare Declines as Consumer Staple Companies Rise
• Czech Stocks: CEZ, Erste Bank, New World Resources Shares Move
• EFSF Upgrade Approval Progress by Euro-Region Countries
• German Bonds Advance as Stocks, Retail Sales Decline; Belgian Notes Gain
• Romania’s Oltchim to Reduce Output for Third Month in October
• U.S. Regulators Eased TARP Repayment Terms for Large Bank Exits
• South African Stocks: AngloGold, BHP Billiton, Richemont, Sasol
• Lehman Brokerage Seeks to Reject Lehman Europe Claim
• Corn Plunges to Three-Month Low on Signs of Slowing Demand; Soybeans Drop
• New Zealand Dollar Slumps to Six-Month Low After Fitch, S&P Reduce Ratings
• Consumer Spending, Wages, Cooled in August
• Russia’s Sunflower Seed Prices Fell 3.8% This Week, SovEcon Says
• Spain’s Sebastian Says Repsol’s ‘Spanishness’ is Assured
• U.S. Stock Options With Biggest Changes in Implied Volatility
• Erste Sees Forint Around 290/Euro at Year-End, Gaining in 2012
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 1.15% Notes Due 2013
• Freddie Mac to Redeem .75% Notes Due 2013
• Freddie Mac to Redeem .69% Notes Due 2013
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2025
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 4.14% Notes Due 2021
• Forint Extends Biggest Quarterly Loss in 2 Years on Budget Worry
• Zambia’s Sata Orders Exports to Be Checked, Deals Probed
• U.S. ECRI Materials Prices Fall at a 17.1% Rate
• Philips Declines as HSBC Cuts Estimates on ‘Many Challenges’
• Gasoline Falls on Concern That Global Economy, Fuel Use Slowing
• U.S. Repo Close: Current 30-Year Note at Low Rate, Minus 0.07%
• Kenyan President Vows Measures to Stabilize Shilling, Prices
• Hovnanian Secured Debt Yields Soar to 18.5% After Exchange Offer
• Credit Raters Faulted Over Processes, Disclosures in SEC Report
• Russian Rains to Exceed Average in Southern, Caucasus Districts
• Four Dead, Three Injured in China Truck Pileup, Xinhua Says
• Croatia August Money Supply: Statistical Summary
• Canada Canola, Soybean Processing Drops in Week Ended Sept. 28
• Czech Koruna Slides Versus Euro, Set for Worst Month Since 2009
• Brazil Coffee Crops May Start Flowering Next Week Amid Rain
• ‘Fight Club’ Author’s ’Death Porn’ Tried in Turkey, HDN Says
• Serbia Bans All Weekend Public Gatherings, Including Gay Pride
• Polish Central Bank Supports Zloty for Second Time in Week
• Brazil Cenbank Cuts 2011 Budget Deficit Forecast to 2.4%
• Corn Futures Plunge 40-Cent Limit in Chicago to Lowest Price Since July 1
• Hungary 2012 Budget ’Can Handle’ Lower Growth, Matolcsy Says
• Portugal Says It Needs More Measures to Meet 2011 Deficit Target
• India RBI Revises Overdraft Limit for Third, Fourth Quarter
• Fitch Says ‘Jury Still Out’ on Turkey Credit Rating Upgrade
• Auditors' Auditor Faces Moment of Truth: The Ticker
• Tax-Exempt Securities Show Longest Winning Streak Since 2002: Muni Credit
• Ophelia Intensifies to Category 3 Hurricane
• Laker’s Bryant Said to Get $3 Million Offer to Play Basketball in Italy
• Canada July Gross Domestic Product Rises 0.3% on Factories
• Venezuela’s Chavez Will Return to Cuba for Medical Exams
• Novatek Gains Control of Yamal LNG Amid Search for Partners
• SATS Enters Discussions Over Potential Sale of Daniels Group
• Ackermann Says Global Economy Is on Brink of Another Recession
• U.S. Treasury CUSIP Numbers for Upcoming Auctions
• Fitch Says No Imminent Upgrade of Turkey Rating; Stocks Drop
• U.S. ECRI Weekly Economic Index for Week Ended Sept. 23
• Hungary Debt Chief Rules Out Junk Grade, Eyes Ruble Bonds
• Dallas Fed Distribution of Component Price Increases
• Dallas Fed Trimmed Mean U.S. PCE: Statistical Summary
• Business Activity in U.S. Unexpectedly Accelerates in Sign of Confidence
• Ackermann Sees ‘Some Sort’ of Debt Restructuring for Greece
• Global Women Have a Heroine in Hong Kong: The Ticker
• Swiss & Global Gold ETP Assets Rise 2.2% to 3.192 Million Ounces
• Swiss & Global ETF Precious Metal Holdings for Sept. 29
• Morocco Preliminary August Trade Balance: Summary
• GE Planning to Build Wind-Turbine Production Facility in Brazil
• Consumer Confidence in U.S. Climbs From Lowest Level Since November 2008
• Spain to Take Over Three More Lenders, Spends $10.2 Billion
• SocGen, BNP Drop in Paris on ‘Tail Risk’ From Euro Debt Crisis
• Levitt Says ATM Fees May Rise Because of Dodd Frank (Audio)
• Buffett Says Voluntary Tax on Wealthy Akin to the ‘Tooth Fairy’
• A Trade-In for the Corporate-Income Tax: Echoes
• Nigeria’s Stock Index Heads for Worst Quarter in Almost 3 Years
• Greek Wage Bill Focus of Troika, Government Talks, Official Says
• ECB Said to Reduce Government Bond Purchases Amid Lower Yields
• U.K. Bank of England Bank Rate Forecasts: Bloomberg Survey
• U.K. Bank of England Asset Purchase Forecasts: Bloomberg Survey
• Russian Leaders Switch Roles, Russians Want Out: Jeffrey Tayler
• Turkish Treasury to Sell 4.4 Billion Liras in Debt in October
• Declared Dividend Changes for S&P 500 Companies in September
• Indicated Dividend Yield Ranking for the S&P 500 by Industry
• Indicated Dividend Yield Rankings of S&P 500 Companies
• Betfair Says Hacker Attempt to Steal Customer Data Was Blocked
• Engine Lease Seeks 25% of Market After Macquarie Deal
• U.S. Sept. Final Michigan Consumer Confidence: Summary
• Cordray Nomination to Lead Consumer Bureau Set for Oct. 6 Review
• Billionaire Lisin Said to Consider Bid for 50% of TransContainer
• Ocean Thermal Talking to African, Caribbean Utilities About Plants
• Alere Owns or Has Agreed to Buy 29.9% of Axis-Shield
• Turkey Offers Women, Children Free Tickets to Top Soccer League
• USDA Illinois Soybean Crush Report for Sept. 30
• Chile BCI May Sell Up to $842 Million in Inflation-Linked Bonds
• EU Officials Voice Concern on Ukraine Opposition Detention
• Berenberg’s Schmieding Predicts ‘Modest Recession’ for Europe
• Rand Is Headed for the Worst Quarter in a Decade on Global Growth Concern
• Double-Decker Funds Roil Junk Bonds as Brazilian Real Drops, Barclays Says
• ABN Joins Deutsche Bank in Reviving Unsecured Bond Sales
• Brazil August Budget by Government Level: Detail
• Brazil August Primary and Nominal Budgets: Summary
• Copper Rout Outpaces Analysts Focused on Production Shortages: Commodities
• Deutsche Wohnen Says Wittan to Gradually Succeed CFO Ullrich
• Alitalia to Start Rome-Tripoli Flights Starting on Nov. 2
• MK Group Opens $20Million Grain Silo in Ukraine With EBRD Loan
• Guinea’s Inflation Rate Falls to 20.6% in August From 22.9%
• Danske Bank Says Commodities May Rebound in Fourth Quarter
• Russia to Keep Low End of Sugar Import Tax at $140 in 2012
• Ugandan Inflation Surges to 28.3% in September on Food Costs
• Kexim Sells 200 Million Reais of Discount Uridashi Notes
• U.S. Tipping Into Another Recession, Achuthan Says
• Kexim Sells 140 Million Lira of Discount Uridashi Notes
• Chinese Students Salvage Cargo Containers in U.S. Solar-Energy Contest
• Zambian Budget May Be Delayed Following Last Week’s Election
• Bank of Finland’s Hakkarainen Seeks Third Term on Board
• Fannie Mae Monthly Delinquency Rates for Aug.
• Nigerian Naira Falls to Weakest Versus Dollar on Currency Demand
• CNO Financial Repurchases $40 Million of Stock in Third Quarter
• Romanian Central Bank Expands Assets for Open-Market Operations
• Royal Navy Axes 1,020 Jobs in First Cuts, 350 Staff Forced Out
• Hungary Central Bank to Start Euro Tenders From Oct. 3
• Linde Appoints Thomas Blades to Board, Succeeds J. Kent Masters
• Ghana Chamber of Mines CEO Joyce Aryee Resigns After 10 Years
• Polish GDP Growth May Be Half Government Forecast, RenCap Says
• Chaoda Modern Says Chairman Kwok Disputes Hong Kong Tribunal’s Allegations
• Crude Oil Heads for Its Biggest Quarterly Decline in New York Since 2008
• Polymetal: Nesis Can Hold Posts of CEO, Director of Polymetal
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 2.3 Percent on Sept. 29
• OPEC Oil Output Rises to Highest Level Since 2008, Survey Shows
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Unchanged at 346,293 Ounces
• Sprott Silver ETF Premium at 19.36 Percent on Sept. 29
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 3.18 Percent on Sept. 29
• Serbia Extends Deadline for JAT Airways Offers to Oct. 31
• Dubai Gold ETF Holdings Unchanged at 5,000 Ounces on Sept. 30
• Niger Hasn’t Had Requests to Extradite Saadi Qaddafi, Voix Says
• ICE Daily Certified Cotton Stockpiles for Sept. 29
• ICE Orange-Juice Stockpiles by Location for Sept. 29
• Romania Plans to Merge Power Plants, Mines in Two Companies
• ICE Cotton Issues and Stops for Delivery for Sept. 30
• India to Sell 40 Billion Rupees 91-Day T-Bills Oct. 5
• India to Sell 40 Billion Rupees 364-Day T-Bills Oct. 5
• CLO Market Would Weather a Default by Greece, Wells Fargo Says
• GlaxoSmithKline Nigeria Forecasts Profit of 895.04 Million Naira
• Microsemi Leads in Pursuing $7.69 Billion of Loans at Steepest Discounts
• S&P 500 Dividend Health, Forecast Changes for Sept. 30
• U.S. August Personal Income and Spending (Text)
• Safaricom of Kenya Raises Call Rates for First Time in 11 Years
• U.S. Stock Futures Maintain Losses After Consumer Spending Shows Slowdown
• GlaxoSmithKline’s Lupus Drug Rejected by U.K. Regulator
• Hurricane Ophelia Intensifies East of Bermuda
• U.S. Soybean Stocks by Position and State for Sept. 1
• U.S. Wheat Stocks by Position and State for Sept. 1
• U.S. Grain Stocks On and Off Farms for Sept. 1
• Empresa de Energia de Bogota to Sell 700 Billion Pesos of Shares
• U.S. Barley Stocks by Position and State for Sept. 1
• U.S. Corn Inventory Drops Less Than Expected as Livestock-Feed Use Eases
• U.S. Oats Stocks by Position and State for Sept. 1
• U.S. Sorghum Stocks by Position and State for Sept. 1
• U.S. Corn Stocks by Position and State for Sept. 1
• South Africa August Monthly Budget Balance
• U.S. August Personal Spending by Product
• Canada July Gross Domestic Product Report (Text)
• U.S. August Market Based Consumption Price Indexes
• U.S. West Expected to Be Cooler Next Week, Rogers Forecasts
• U.S. Grain Stocks for Sept. 1: Statistical Summary
• U.S. Rice Stocks as of Sept. 1 : Statistical Summary
• U.S. Wholesale Dairy Product Prices for Sept. 24
• Asian Stocks Post Steepest Quarterly Drop Since 2008 on Economy
• Rajaratnam, Boeing, Madoff, Rye, HSBC, BofA in Court News
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Sep 29, 2011.
• S&P 500 Analyst Recommendation Changes for Sept. 30
• BC Partners May Seek to Raise More Than 6 Billion Euros for LBOs
• S&P 500 Analyst Estimate Revisions for Sept. 30
• India Sensex Has Worst Quarter Since 2008; Mining Stocks Plunge
• Eircom’s Senior Lenders May Gain 25% Stake in Debt-Equity Swap
• Italy August Industry Producer Prices: by Sector
• South Africa Posts August Budget Deficit of 5.4 Billion Rand
• Anil Ambani’s Reliance Communications Tumbles to Record on License Probe
• Chile to Raise School Spending 7.2% After Months of Protests
• S&P 500 Analyst Target Price Changes for Sept. 30
• Facebook Privacy, Raymond James Settlement, Furukawa: Compliance
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2019
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2018
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2016
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2021
• Austrian Parliament Approves Europe’s Expanded Rescue Fund EFSF
• Polish Inflation Expectations Decline, Central Bank Survey Shows
• India Budget Gap Reaches 66.3% of Target, Imperiling Fiscal Goal
• Poland Central Bank September Inflation Expectations
• Chile’s Unemployment Rate Was 7.4% Through August, INE Says
• South Africa Trade Deficit Narrows as Metal Prices Boost Exports
• Credit Markets Heading for Worst Quarter Since 2008 in Europe
• Opap Rises as Much as 4.5% After Monopoly Extension, License
• Barroso Says EU ‘Seriously Concerned’ by Tymoshenko Situation
• India’s Government Securities Secondary Market Trades
• Nine Indian States to Sell 82 Billion Rupees of Debt on Oct. 4
• India’s Government Treasury Bills Outstanding
• India’s External Debt at $317 Billion at End of June, RBI Says
• India’s Union Government Accounts for April to August
• Three-Month Dollar Libor Increases for 16th Day, Reaches 0.374%
• Nokia Completes Accord to Contract Out Symbian to Accenture
• Australia Newcastle Thermal Coal Falls 0.7% to $122.54 a Ton
• Caps Holdings of Zimbabwe Reports Narrowing of Six-Month Losses
• Uganda Shilling Pares Fourth Quarterly Drop on Dollar Sales
• Russia’s Grain Exports Will Be 23 Million Tons, Zubkov Says
• Kenya Bonds Fall 3rd Day, Shilling Has Worst Quarter in 3 Years
• India April-August Budget Deficit Reaches 66.3% of Annual Target
• Cyprus’s Themonianos Frescoes to Be Returned by U.S. Foundation
• EU Transaction Tax Needs ‘National Level’ Design, Re-Define Says
• India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Week Ended Sept. 23
• India’s April-June Current Account Gap Widens to $14.1 Billion
• India’s Foreign Reserves Fall $4 Billion to $312.7 Billion
• India Didn’t Borrow From Reserve Bank in Week to Sept. 23
• Gome Falls Most in Three Years After Credit Suisse Downgrade
• Spain Denies Repsol’s Request to Probe Increased Pemex Stake
• Polymetal Plans London Listing, $500 Million Sale of Shares
• Greek Protesters Block Ministry Access, Complicating Loan Review
• Europe Prepares Next Crisis Steps After Merkel Rescue-Fund Parliament Win
• Kenyan Stocks Sub-Sahara’s Worst in Quarter on Growth Concern
• Brazil Plans Tax Breaks for Some Foreign Automakers, Folha Says
• Mauritius Stocks Trim Quarterly Drop as Company Earnings Climb
• U.S. Average Regular Gasoline Price Fell Yesterday
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.09% to 0.12%, ICAP Says
• U.S. August Private Mortgage Insurance Defaults Fell
• U.S. Latest Treasury Auction Statistics
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• Google Buys 44,500 Square Meter Site in Dublin for Data Center
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• UBA Nigeria’s Teudor-Matthews Quits as Deputy Managing Director
• Pantaloon Declines After Saying Board to Discuss Fund Raising
• Honeywell, P-Two, Apple, Canada Law, Righthaven: Intellectual Property
• Daimler Says Mercedes Truck Orders ‘Good’ as Factories at Limit
• Finland Plans Benchmark Bond Sale Next Quarter, Treasury Says
• Bank of England Corporate Bond Operation Sales
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• Norway Seeks $176 Million to Cover Costs for Terror Attack
• Bank of Spain Governor Says CAM May Pose Cost for Taxpapers
• Hella S. Haasse, Dutch Author of ‘Tea Lords,’ Dies Aged 93, Publisher Says
• Emerging-Market Stocks Extend Declines; Russia’s Benchmark Index Tumbles
• ECB Effort to Contain Crisis Is Complicated by Surprise Surge in Inflation
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• Ordonez Says CAM Executives’ Compensation Issue Is ‘Scandalous’
• Neptune Orient’s Ng Yat Chung to Become CEO Starting Oct. 1
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• MGPA to Start 1 Billion-Euro Asia Property Fund for Germans
• EFSF Expansion Clears Last Legislative Hurdle in Germany
• Barclays Ordered to Halt Part of Japan Brokerage for 10 Days
• Asia Gasoil Profits Surge; Shell Buys Gasoline: Oil Products
• New World Resources Falls for Second Day as Coal Declines
• Spain Rescue Fund to Own 100% of Unnim, 93% of Novacaixagalicia
• South Africa Beats Samoa to Reach Rugby World Cup Quarterfinals
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• EU Says ‘Essential’ That Euro-Area States Endorse Efsf Changes
• EU Says It Is in Interest of Slovakia to Approve EFSF Changes
• Hungary Could See Its Credit Grade Cut to Junk, Pleschinger Says
• Denmark to Provide Banks $72.6B Lifeline
• Russian Railways May Sell Entire 50% Stake in TransContainer
• India’s August Coal Imports Drop 8.3%, Interocean Data Show
• Algosaibi, Lehman RBS Claim, Fjordbank Mors Sale: Bankruptcy
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• Suzuki Motor Declines to Disclose Response From Volkswagen
• Thailand Stocks: Indorama Ventures Pcl, Sicco, PTT Exploration
• European Coal Heads for Biggest Monthly Drop Since March 2010
• Bank of Spain Says Unnim to Get EU568 Million
• Finland’s Katainen Wins First Confidence Motion in Parliament
• Turkish Warning Lights Still on as Economy Slows, Basci Says
• Hungary Wooing Sovereign Funds, Eyeing Islamic, Ruble Bond Sale
• 3i Seeks $5 Billion Expansion in U.S., Asia to Double Its Credit Business
• China’s January-August Insurance Sector Statistics
• Norway to Raise Value-Added Tax on Food Next Year, NRK Reports
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• Morocco August Industrial Producer Prices: Summary
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• Semiconductor Investment Decline to Accelerate, Gartner Says
• Irish Banks’ Private Sector Deposits Fell Annual 10.4% in August
• U.S. Recession Risk Rises on April Oil Price Jump: Chart of Day
• France August Agricultural Producer Prices
• Italy August Industry Producer Prices: Summary
• Italy August Industry Producer Prices: By Type
• Sri Lankan Inflation Slows, Boosting Scope to Shield Growth
• Lebanon’s 7-Month Budget Gap Narrows 33% to 1.2 Trillion Pounds
• Palestinian Authority Lobbying Undecided UN Members, Maliki Says
• Hochtief Says Qatar Holding Voting Rights Rose Above 10% Sept 28
• Germany Won’t Raise Bailout Fund Volume, Finance Ministry Says
• Hungary Bank Group Still to Decide on Turning to EU on Loan Plan
• Lagarde, Trichet, Merkel to Discuss Currencies in Berlin Oct. 6
• Mauritius Rupee Sets for Biggest Quarterly Drop in 5 to Dollar
• NCG, Catalunya Banc, Unnim Banc Get Temporary Approval for Aid
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• London Stock, Singapore Exchanges Decline to Comment on LME
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• Mizuho CEO Sato Says Japan Firms Looking for Vietnam Expansion
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• Norway Credit Growth Accelerates, Unemployment Declines
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• Chinese Stocks in Hong Kong Cap Worst Quarterly Loss Since 1998
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• Malaysia Stocks: Astino, CIMB, OSK, RHB, Selangor Properties
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• German Bunds Pare Advance After Euro-Area Inflation Accelerates
• Philippine Peso Has Worst Month Since May 2010 on Europe Concern
• Belgium, France Should Stand Behind Banks, Reynders Tells RTBF
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• Sub-Saharan African Stocks Report: Mauritius Commercial, Naiade
• Hochtief Raises 2011 Guidance After Leighton Sells Businesses
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• Eurozone September Flash Consumer Prices: Summary
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• Italy September Preliminary Consumer Prices: Summary
• Austria’s 2012 GDP Growth Outlook Slashed a Second Time to 0.8%
• Italy’s September Inflation Rate Soars to Highest in Three Years
• S. Korea Ruling Party Head Calls for Flexible North Policy
• HSBC Alternative Buys Rest of 1540 Broadway in Manhattan’s Times Square
• Samsung Electronics Gives Apple Proposal to End Australia Patent Dispute
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• ‘Great Stagnation’ Looms as Confidence Lags
• China’s Swaps Slide Most Since 2008 as Central Bank Adds Funds
• Balda Says Unit Plans to Sell Up to 9.5 Million Shares in TPK
• Catalana Occidente to Pay Dividend of EU0.1101 a Share Oct. 13
• DoubleLine Bet Against French Bonds to Profit From Euro Crisis
• Hong Kong Stocks Fall, Post Biggest Quarterly Loss Since 2001
• Hyundai Motor Says Yang Seung Suk Is Resigning as CEO
• IMF Probably Will Cut Romanian 2012 Growth Forecast, Franks Says
• Bernie Ecclestone Set for November Testimony in Gribkowsky’s F-1 Trial
• Meyer Bergman and Hoopp Buy 2 Czech Malls for EU300 Million
• Swiss Lawmakers Approve Curbing Risks at UBS, Credit Suisse
• Taiwan Central Bank Sells NT$70.35 Billion in Certificates
• Finland Completes EFSF Ratification as President Signs Measures
• Hong Kong’s August Yuan Deposits
• Europe Commodity Day Ahead: Copper Rout Outpaces Analysts
• Hong Kong’s August Money Supply, Deposits, and Loans
• Asian Currencies Set for Worst Month Since 1997 Crisis Caused IMF Bailouts
• Basci Says Foreign Exchange Interventions Spur Volatility
• Slovenia Plans Cap on Debt and Loan Guarantees to Limit Spending
• Opap to Pay Greek Government EU935 Million for New Licenses
• RPC Shares Rise on ‘Significantly Higher’ First-Half Forecast
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• Scottish & Southern Says Second-Half to Make Up for Profit Slide
• Airbus Military Says C-212 Aircraft Had Accident in Indonesia
• Gazprom Arctic Oil Field Said to Get Export Tax Break This Year
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• Slovenia September Consumer Prices: Statistical Summary
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• Nasdaq ‘Threshold’ Securities for Sept. 29
• Hyundai Motor CEO Yang Offers to Resign, Yonhap Says
• China Developers’ Shares Slump in Hong Kong on Dim Housing Sales Outlook
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• Swedish Riksbank Won’t Offer Liquidity Below Market Rates
• EU Drops Threat of Tariffs on Graphite Electrodes From China
• Commerzbank Says ECB to Lower Benchmark Twice Through Early 2012
• Uganda September Consumer Prices: Summary
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• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Decrease 23 Metric Tons
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• It’s 1987 Without Bubble in Japan as Job Losses Spur Hollowing-Out Concern
• Armenian Inflation Accelerated to 6.2% on Higher Food Costs
• Goldman Advises Sumitomo Mitsui, Mizuho on $3 Billion Deals
• China Orders Sugar Sales Amid High Stockpiles, NDRC Says
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged on Sept. 29
• Taiwan Dollar Has Biggest Monthly Drop Since ’97 on Slowdown
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• Serbia Revised 2Q Gross Domestic Product: Detail
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• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Premium at 0.43% on Sept. 29
• Hong Kong Government to Appeal Maid Residency Ruling
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• U.S. Oil Fund Premium at 0.57 Percent on Sept. 29
• China’s Stocks Sink Back to April 2009’s Low as Quarterly Losses Increase
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• Short Covering Helps Drive ‘Incredible’ Irish Bonds, Glas Says
• Hungarian Banks’ Shock-Absorbing Capacity Fell ’Significantly’
• Czech Economic Growth Revised to 2.7% by Statistics Office
• Basci Says Inflation Slowdown in September Will Be Temporary
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• ECB Says European Money-Market Turnover Rose in Second Quarter
• Rubber in Tokyo Climbs, Paring Quarterly Slump, as Growth Concern Eases
• China Stocks: Anhui Conch, Chengdu Galaxy Magnets, Wuhu Conch
• Julius Baer May Cut More Than 150 Jobs Unless Market Picks Up
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• Beijing Jan.-Sept. Home Sales Fall 19% on Year, Soufun Says
• Latvia May Win Credit Rating Upgrade in Near Future, Vilks Says
• MedTech of Zimbabwe’s Loss Narrows in Six Months Through June
• Zinc Output to Rise in Japan to Meet Post-Quake Demand Growth, Mitsui Says
• Russian Railways Names Androsov Board Chairman, Yakunin Says
• Slovak Doctors Quitting Hospitals Over Pay Demands, Sme Reports
• Crude Climbs For Second Day in New York Trading ; Brent Premium Narrows
• India Extends Stock-Holding Rule for Sugar Traders by 2 Months
• Sumitomo Mitsui Unveils $2.6 Billion Buyout Plan for Promise
• Turkey’s Trade Deficit Widened to $8.2 Billion in August
• Schaeuble Calls Situation on Financial Markets ’Worrying’
• EFSF Still Has More Than 90 Percent of Capacity, Schaeuble Says
• SNB Ready to Defend Franc Cap With All Measures, President Hildebrand Says
• QRxPharma in Talks With Potential Partners to Sell Pain Drug
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• China Plans to Limit Mining of Coking Coal, Journal Reports
• Mauritius August Money Supply: Statistical Summary
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• Hong Kong Home Prices Rise in Sept. 19-25 Week, Centaline Says
• India’s Cabinet Approves Mining Bill on Profit Sharing
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