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October 5, 2011

• Australian Panel Has No Plans to Recall RBA’s Stevens to Testify
• Malaysia, Indonesia Aim to Meet Next Week on Palm Export Tax Cut
• Philippine Customs September Collection Below Goal, Biazon Says
• Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak Comments on Steve Jobs’s Passing
• Citic Securities Falls in Hong Kong Debut
• Malaysia Says 2011 Palm Oil Exports May Reach 70 Billion Ringgit
• Maruetsu Inc/the Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 6.00 Yen
• Philippines Cancels 10-Year Treasury Bond Auction on Oct. 11
• Indonesia’s October Palm Oil Export Tax, Base Prices
• Taiwan Cabinet Approves Tax Rebates on 7 Types of Products
• Australian, New Zealand Currencies Slide Versus U.S. Dollar, Japanese Yen
• Treasuries Advance as Data May Show Employment Stagnating
• NYSE Arca ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 5
• NYSE Amex ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 5
• NYSE ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 5
• Bond Traders Left Adrift as Dealers Reduce Risk: Credit Markets
• Pickles Corp Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 10.00 Yen
• ARGENTINA DAYBOOK: Moody’s Holds Seminar in Buenos Aires
• Agco in Negotiations to Buy Brazil Cane Harvester by Next Month
• Telemar Said to Be Close to Obtaining $1 Billion Credit Line
• Doshisha Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 60.00 Yen 7483 JP
• New Zealand Dollar Falls Against U.S. Currency, Yen, Trades at 76.42 Cents
• Creek & River Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 100.00 Yen
• Tokyo September Office Vacancies: Statistical Summary
• S. Korea Knowledge Minister Seeks Power-Price Increase
• Buy Korea Bond Futures, Pay Interest-Rate Swap, Macquarie Says
• SMBC Nikko Investigated by Japan Watchdog for Insider Trading
• Vietnam Foreign Indirect Investment at $1 Billion
• Taiwan Bonds Fall, Currency Advances as Slowdown Concern Eases
• New Hope Proves Exception to Coal Deals Returning Dust: Real M&A
• Megaworld, Philippine Builders Rise on Office Rental Rate Gain
• Malaysian Premier Najib, Wife Won’t Be Required to Testify in Anwar Trial
• Ex-Lehman Officials Win Dismissal of Retirement Account Case
• Jobs’s Death May Slow Apple’s Momentum, Ichiyoshi’s Akino Says
• Lenovo’s Yang Says Jobs’s Achievements ‘Unmatched in Our Time’
• Apple’s Steve Jobs Dies At 56
• LIG’s Choi Says Korean Companies Had ‘Hard Time’ Matching Apple
• Samsung Seeks to Block Sales of Apple’s Latest IPhone 4S in France, Italy
• Wiz Co Ltd Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• Okaya & Co Ltd Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 23.00 Yen
• Clooney’s Candidate Snared in Sex Scandal; Butch Cassidy: Film
• Tokyo Office Vacancy Fell to 8.64% in September, Miki Shoji Says
• Hong Kong to Keep ‘Close Watch’ on Short-Selling, K.C. Chan Says
• Astra, Bukit Asam, Jasa Marga, Telkom: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Job’s Death is Great Loss to Apple and the Industry, Acer Says
• Philippines Won’t Import Additional Rice This Year, Alcala Says
• Vietnam’s Jan-July Current Account Surplus at $1.3 Billion
• Malta Fails to Approve Enhanced Europe Financial Rescue Fund
• Remittances to Vietnam Thru July Rose 43 Percent to $5.6 Billion
• Philippine Bourse Plans ETFs to Boost Market Trading Volumes
• Foxconn’s Woo Comments on the Passing of Apple’s Steve Jobs
• Vietnam Jan-July Balance of Payments Surplus Exceeds $5 Billion
• South Korean Stocks Movers: Hana Financial, LG Electronics
• New Zealand Officials Monitor Oil Slick as Ship Remains on Reef
• SJM Shares Rise 23% in Premarket Hong Kong Trading
• Tasweeq to Sell Deodorized, Low-Sulfur Condensate for December
• Hana Financial Rises Ahead of Court’s Verdict on Lone Star
• Friendly Ice Cream Chain Files for Bankruptcy After 76 Years
• IOI, Malaysian Planters Rise After RHB Upgrades Industry Rating
• Oil-Sands CO2 to Match Conventional in Decade, Suncor CEO Says
• Thai Flood Death Toll Rises to 244; 28 Provinces Inundated
• South Korea Sees Wider Current-Account Surplus for Last Month
• Air China, Asia Cement, StanChart: Hong Kong Equities Preview
• Jobs a ‘Symbol of U.S. Entrepreneurship,’ Daiwa SB’s Ogawa Says
• Geithner Says Europe Debt Crisis Poses Risk to Global Growth
• Cardinals Beat Phillies 5-3 to Force Decisive Game 5 in NL Division Series
• BlackRock CEO Fink Says He Understands ‘Occupy Wall Street’ Demonstrators
• Colombia September Consumer Price Index by Component
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Unchanged at 9,991 Metric Tons
• Colombia’s Sept. Consumer Prices Rise 0.31% From Month Ago
• Colombia September Consumer Price Index: Summary
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged on Oct. 5
• To Rule the Arctic’s Waves, U.S. Can’t Waive the Rules: View
• Policy Uncertainty Is Choking Recovery: Baker, Bloom and Davis
• As Austere England Grumbles, Scotland Is All Smiles: A.A. Gill
• CEOs Seeking Respect Must First Restore Lost Trust: Ezra Klein
• On Corporate Taxes, Put the Public in Publicly Traded: View
• It’s Too Hard to Know Who Is Too Big to Fail: Jonathan Weil
• Anita Hill, 20 Years On, Seeks Equality: Susan Antilla
• Keynes and Hayek, the Great Debate (Part 1): Nicholas Wapshott
• Japan’s Securities Transactions for Week Ended Sept. 30
• Lee Kuan Yew Leaves People’s Action Party’s Central Executive Committee
• Japanese Bought Net 972.8 Billion Yen Overseas Debt Last Week
• Berjaya, Daya Materials. UEM Land, YTL: Malaysia Equity Preview
• Real Mex Wins Approval to Borrow $25 Million in Bankruptcy
• Philadelphia Orchestra’s Pension Fund Asks Court for Probe of Donations
• House Panel Backs Bill Boosting Nonpublic-Firm Shareholder Limit
• Aeon, GS Yuasa, Marubeni, McDonald’s: Japan Stocks Preview
• Corn in Chicago Climbs 0.3% to $6.0725 a Bushel; Wheat, Soybeans Advance
• Moynihan Is `Confident' BofA Can Handle Europe Turmoil (Video)
• ‘Catastrophic’ Mechanical Failure Not Indicated in N.Y. Crash, NTSB Says
• Manhattan Waterfront ‘Greenway’ Heads Toward Completion Under UN Land Deal
• Cloning Methods Create Embryonic Stem Cells From Patients, Researchers Say
• U.K. September VocaLink Take Home Pay Index: Summary
• U.K. Wage Growth Slowed in September on Services, VocaLink Says
• Oil’s Most Accurate See No Reverse of Worst Run Since 2008: Energy Markets
• David Bailey Swaps Nude Photos to Paint Hitler, Donald Duck
• Gold-Dollar Link Signals Longer Bullion Slump This Year: Chart of the Day
• Motech CEO Calls for Solar Industry Output Cut, Daily News Says
• Sarah Palin Won’t Run for President in 2012, Will Help Elect Republicans
• EPA Seeks Changes to Cross-State Emission Rules After Complaints
• Microsoft Will Offer TV Service on Xbox Through Verizon, Comcast Agreement
• Gillard Says Seeing Record Terms of Trade, Mining Investment
• Bear Island Paper Can Distribute Liquidation Plan to Creditors, Judge Says
• Australian, New Zealand Dollars Hold Two-Day Advance Before ECB Meeting
• Bank of Japan Bought 18 Billion Yen of ETFs, J-REITs Yesterday
• BAE, John Deere, Darden Sell Bonds Following Decline in Volume
• NYC Land Deal With UN Would Close Waterfront Gap
• Bolivia Consumer Prices Rose 0.3% in Sept. From Month Earlier
• Merrill Lynch Sued Over Collateralized Debt Obligations
• Palin Won’t Run for President in 2012: Report
• Microsoft Is Said to Be Nowhere Close to Making a Bid for Web Portal Yahoo
• Cemex Yields Top 20% as $15 Billion Loan Covenant at Risk: Mexico Credit
• TAIWAN DAYBOOK: HTC Likely to Report Record Third-Quarter Profit
• Dodgers Probably Won’t See Others’ TV Contracts, Bankruptcy Judge Says
• Repatriation Bill Would Tax Offshore Profits at 8.75 Percent
• Massachusetts Attorney General Cites ‘Lost Confidence’ in Banks, May Sue
• Commodities Climb From 10-Month Low as Bernanke Vows Steps to Boost Growth
• Geithner Says Wall Street Firms Have Been ‘Very Wounded’
• Geithner: Europe Has Been Moving ‘Too Slowly’
• HP CEO Whitman Says Autonomy Will Be Last Big Software Deal
• DeMark Says 3.8% S&P 500 Rally Tomorrow May Lead to Drop
• NZX Chief Executive Mark Weldon to Step Down Next Year
• European Bank Rescue May Cost Up to $2 Trillion, Fink Says
• Euro’s Teutonic Fault Line Finds German-Speaking Italians Savoring No Debt
• September ETF Redemptions and Inflows (Audio)
• Europe’s Rescue Fund Is Only Last Resort: Merkel
• Europe Should Boost Bank Financing Measures, UniCredit CEO Says
• Serbia May Reduce Benchmark Interest Rate as Focus Shifts to Growth, Jobs
• Hublot Seeks Single Wealthy Female for $5 Million Diamond Watch: Retail
• Don, Standard Bank Shares May Move: South African Equity Market Preview
• Emerging-Market Stocks Rise on Speculation Europe Will Aid Banks
• HP CEO Whitman Says Autonomy Is Its Last Big Software Deal
• California Gasoline Rises for Third Day on Work at Refineries
• Emerging Market Currencies Advance on Intervention From Turkey to Russia
• Moynihan Says Bank of America ‘Confident’ It Can Withstand Europe Turmoil
• Stocks Gain, Commodities Reverse Drop as U.S. Economic Data Beat Forecasts
• Silver Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Oct. 5
• Gold Holdings by Exchange-Traded Funds as of Oct. 5
• Brazil Real Rises on Speculation Central Bank May Act to Support Currency
• Alstom to Sign Third Supply Contract for Wind Turbines in Brazil
• Siga Seeks to Re-Argue Ruling in PharmAthene Smallpox Case
• Enbridge Studying Potential Colombia Pipeline With Partners
• S&P 500 Caps Biggest Two-Day Rise Since August
• Afghan Authorities Break Up Haqqani-Linked Plot to Kill President Karzai
• Platinum and Palladium ETF Holdings as of Oct. 5
• Chinese Stocks in the U.S.: CDC Tumbles; PetroChina, Trina Gain
• Storm Philippe Turns North in the Atlantic; Pacific Threats Grow
• Roubini, Baertschi, Gieve Own Words on ECB Rate Policy (Video)
• Kontogiannis Gets 12 Years, 10 Months for $92 Million Fraud
• Dollar Weakens as Stocks Post Gains, Damping the Demand for Safety Assets
• Education Management Asks Court to Dismiss U.S. Lawsuit Over Recruiting
• Perry on Track to Lead the Pack in Fundraising: The Ticker
• Treasuries Fall on Bets European Turmoil Lessens
• Australia’s Gillard Says in Different Circumstances Than 2008
• Central GoldTrust ETF Holdings Unchanged on Oct. 5
• Central Fund of Canada Gold Holdings are Unchanged
• BofA Cost From Dodd-Frank Is Billions of Dollars, Moynihan Says
• Colombia Exports Rose 50.5% in August From Year Ago Month
• Daley: No Expectation of Double-Dip Recession
• Codelco Copper Sales to Rise 10% in Four Years, Chile Says
• Syrian Opposition Council to Name Chairman Oct. 8, Official Says
• U.S. Companies Issuing Profit Outlooks for Oct. 5
• Canada Stocks Rise as Energy Shares, Banks Gain on U.S. Data
• BNY Mellon ‘Sledgehammer’ Lawsuits Raise Pressure to Settle Currency Cases
• Monsanto Profit Forecast Beats Estimates on Brazil Demand
• AIG Appeals $45 Million Court Order in SunTrust Mortgage Insurance Dispute
• Batista OGX May Delay Output Start Until December on Oil Rig
• Adelphia’s Imprisoned Rigases Say Prosecutors Withheld Evidence in Appeal
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for October 5
• Peru Stocks: Alturas, Buenaventura, Relapasa, Southern Copper
• A123, Akamai, DeVry, Corinthian, Tesoro: U.S. Equity Movers
• NRC Should Make Cooling-Pool Safety a Priority, Staff Says
• Jackie Kennedy Fave Marimekko to Open New York Flagship
• Brazil Stock Movers: Brookfield, Vale Advance; Petrobras Falls
• Fed Interest Rates Paid on Reserve Balances
• Geithner Says Europe Has Been Moving ‘Too Slowly’ on Crisis
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on Oct. 5
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, Oct. 5
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, Oct. 5
• U.S. Companies Reporting Unchanged Quarterly EPS, Oct. 5
• U.S. Companies Reporting Higher Quarterly EPS, Oct. 5
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, Oct. 5
• Argentine Stocks: BBVA Banco Frances and Tenaris Rise; TGN Falls
• Google’s $700 Million Purchase of ITA Software Is Cleared by U.S. Judge
• ETF Securities Holdings of Precious Metals for Oct. 5
• RIM Executives Resisting Buying Stock Make Investors Fret: Tech
• SPDR Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged at 1,230 Metric Tons
• America Movil’s Brazil Units to Offer TV, Internet, Phone Service Packages
• Citigroup Seeks to Block Finra Arbitration of $383 Million Claim
• Yahoo Climbs on Report of Microsoft Interest
• ETF Securities Industrial Metals Holdings for Oct. 5
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for October 5
• Mexico Stocks: America Movil Falls; Bimbo, Minera Frisco Advance
• RIM Shares Advance Most Since 2009 on Takeover Speculation
• Obama Lauds Progress of Honduras on Democratic Governance
• AT&T May Be ‘Big Winner’ in New IPhone Battle With Verizon
• Corn Rises Most in Five Weeks, Soybeans Gain on Signs of Rebounding Demand
• Service Industries in U.S. Grew at Slower Pace in September
• Obama’s Bill Would Hinder Work Search by Jobless, Langone Says
• Finra Backs Bachus Bill on Regulating Advisers: Luparello
• Ethanol Climbs Most in Eight Weeks on Economic Optimism, Demand
• Sprint May Take ‘Big Hit’ With Bet on IPhone to Add Users
• IMF Says Latin America Must Be Ready to Inject Stimulus
• Moody’s Reviews Ford for Possible Credit Upgrade After UAW Labor Agreement
• Akamai Down 57% Lets IBM Vie With Verizon for Takeover: Real M&A
• Conservation Groups Sue U.S. to Block Transcanada’s Keystone XL Pipeline
• Lilly’s Lechleiter Says He’s Uninterested in Pfizer Units
• Apple’s Tim Cook Aims to Woo Shoppers Without Pizazz of IPhone 5 Redesign
• Chile’s Richest Family Risks Golden Touch With Shipping Purchase: Freight
• U.S. Advises Caution for Americans in Eastern Saudi Arabia
• Tatneft, Rosneft, Gazprom: Russia Equity Market Preview
• Terry Francona Will Pinch-Hit for McCarver on Fox’s Baseball Coverage
• Texas’s Energy-Fed Reserve Will Reach $7 Billion by 2013, Estimator Says
• Microsoft Claws Back to Smartphone Relevance: Rich Jaroslovsky
• Lower Supplies,Economic Data,Spark Oil Surge
• Kontogiannis Gets 12 Years, 10 Months for $92 Million Fraud
• GE Providing Financing for Invenergy Wind Project in Michigan
• Chilean Stocks: Emb. Andina, Lan Airlines, Soquimich, Vapores
• Texans’ Receiver Andre Johnson Out Indefinitely After Hamstring Procedure
• Firearms Agency Reorganizing After Criticism From Lawmakers
• Kraft Said to Hire Heidrick in Search for Grocery Spinoff’s CEO
• Mookie Wilson Among Four New York Mets Coaches Who Won’t Return in 2012
• U.S. Fights Palestinian Recognition Effort at UN Cultural Group
• JPMorgan’s Gavea to Buy 5% Stake in Odebrecht Unit to Be No. 3 Shareholder
• Chile 2011 Inflation Forecast Lowered to 3.3% at Budget Office
• Congress Must Ensure Patent Office Funds, University Leaders Say
• Salida Capital Doesn’t Anticipate Any Material Redemptions, Wolfe Says
• Intel Chairman Says Board Diversity Must Reflect Global Markets
• Miller Buckfire Hires Former Houlihan Lokey Banker McKenna
• Dallas Cowboys Remain America’s Favorite Football Team
• Hogs Gain as Economy May Recover, Boosting Demand; Cattle Rise
• EBA to Test Banks’ Capital in Event of Greek Writedown, FT Says
• Total Developing Fields With Half a Billion Barrels
• U.S. Broiler Hatchery Placements for Week of Oct. 1
• Zuckerman Spaeder Hires Tomback as New York Criminal Defense Office Grows
• Energy Puts at Two-Year High as No Bottom Seen in Crude: Options
• Drug Resellers in the U.S. Probed for Marking Up Scarce Medicine 80-Fold
• Perry Raises More Than $17 Million for Presidential Bid
• Cantor Tells CEOs ‘Alarming’ Skilled-Worker Exodus Needs Action
• Europe Must Stop Italy, Spain Crisis Contagion, Urpilainen Says
• Gold Rebounds as a ‘Proxy for Fear’ Amid Europe Woes
• Gujarat Firebrand Faces More Questions: Choudhury
• Collateral Solution Is Good for Finland, Finance Minister Says
• Dollar Repatriation Tax Holiday Bill to Be Introduced by Hagan, McCain
• U.S. House Panel Votes to Advance Three Free-Trade Accords to Full Chamber
• Barclays CMBS Spread Index at Widest Since February 2010
• IPad Age Prompts India to Sell $22 Student Tablet to Boost Computer Usage
• Australian Dollar Advances as Stocks Post Advance, Risk Demand Increases
• Lilly CEO Urges U.S. Lawmakers to Extend Research Tax Credit
• Monkey Brain Waves Feel Virtual Objects in Study Seeking New Prosthetics
• Exxon Seeks to Sell 25% of Brazil Prospect After Dry Holes
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Warehouse Location on Oct. 5
• ICE Coffee Stockpiles by Country of Origin for Oct. 5
• ICE Daily Cocoa Stockpiles by Location for Oct. 5
• Crude-Oil Volatility Drops as Futures Gain for First Day in Four
• CDC Corp. Files for Bankruptcy Listing $100 Million in Assets and Debt
• Anonymous Vows NYSE Attack to Support Wall Street Protests
• Hulu Targets 50 Million U.S. Hispanics With Univision Streaming Agreement
• Gasoline Advances on U.S. Jobs Data, Report Inventories Fell
• Colombian Stock Movers: Empresa de Energia de Bogota, Canacol
• N.Y. Gasoline Strengthens on Lowest East Coast Imports on Record
• Republican Presidential Field Taking Final Shape With Christie Decision
• University Leaders, CEOs, Press for Piecemeal Immigration Law
• U.S., Canada Lumber Exports to China May Double to Record
• Kinetic Concepts Said to Rework Financing Backing Apax LBO
• Tom Moore Gets Caught by Stock Slump in Income Hunt
• IASB Chief Urges U.S. to Adopt International Accounting Rules
• Euro Declines on Region’s Debt Crisis Concern Before Central Bank Meeting
• U.S. CPSC Votes 5-0 to Seek More Finger-Friendly Table Saws
• House Democrats Resist Colombia Free-Trade Pact Backed by Obama
• Oracle-Google Trial on Java Likely to Be Postponed, Judge Says
• Naira Falls to Record Low on Plan for Weaker Exchange Rate
• Dexia May Be Left as Bad Bank as Governments Shun Injections
• Glass Cube, Athens Cemetery on 2012 Monuments Watch List
• Tiger Woods Wears Rolex in His First Major Sponsorship Deal After Scandal
• Percentage of Americans Feeling Healthy Falls
• Syncrude Jumps as Output Forecast Slashed, Suncor Reports Work
• Frankfurt Bourse Temporarily Evacuated Amid Bomb Threat; Trading Disrupted
• Manchester City’s Tevez Was Mistranslated Before Suspension, Adviser Says
• Unions Support Anti-Wall Street Protests, AFL-CIO’s Trumka Says
• Fed Urges Banks Including Goldman Sachs to Control Risk Tied to Worker Pay
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2016
• Freddie Mac to Redeem 2.3% Notes Due 2017
• Freddie Mac to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2014
• Russia’s Gutseriev to Invest in Belarus Potash Plant, Belta Says
• Canadian Natural Gas Falls Ahead of Weekly U.S. Storage Report
• U.S. Treasury Net New Cash
• South African 7% Growth Target Hurt by Global Economy Slump, Gordhan Says
• Guardian’s London Offices to Be Sold by Developer Millican
• FSA Proposes Tougher Liquidity Rules for Clearinghouses
• Cement Plant to Meet EPA Rule Industry Says Can’t Be Met
• U.S. Stocks Pare Gains as Financials Decline
• Czech Government May Need to Raise VAT to Reduce Budget Deficit
• IMF Calls Fed’s Easing Steps ‘Appropriate’; More May Be Needed
• IMF Says Canada May Need More Measures to Slow Housing Market
• Colombia Orders Liquidation of Brokerage Proyectar Valores SA
• Pakistani Cricketers Fixed Plays in 2010 England Match, London Court Told
• Tam Advances Most in Two Weeks on Lan Challenge to Merger Rules
• CSAV Stockholders Approve Share Sale at Valparaiso Meeting
• Real Madrid Coach Mourinho Banned Two Games for Super Cup Soccer Incident
• Netflix Won’t Face Canadian Broadcast Regulation, CRTC Says
• Bank of Canada Key Monetary Policy Variables
• Proskauer Rose Sued by Ex-CFO for Discrimination After Breast-Cancer Leave
• European Stocks Climb Amid Speculation of Assistance for Banks
• Novartis Lowers Price for Lucentis Drug By 30 Percent, AWP Says
• Taleb: World’s ’Problem’ Worse Than ’08
• Daimler Guarantees Permanent Employees’ Jobs Through 2016
• Panetta Softens Gates NATO Message With Libya, Afghanistan Roles
• Speedy Union Elections by NLRB Curbed by Republican Measure
• Lockheed’s Thaad Missile Defense Hits Two Targets in Test
• Premier to Buy North Sea Explorer EnCore for $340 Million
• Greece’s Recession Began Earlier Than Previously Thought
• Lebel Says Canada to Build Bridge Over St. Lawrence in Montreal
• German Stocks Advance; Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, Infineon Shares Rally
• Polish Stocks: Budimex, KGHM, Lotos, Pekao, PKN, PKO Bank, TVN
• Deutsche Boerse Says Threat to Frankfurt Bourse Revoked, Access Possible
• Peru Yields Fall Most in Week on Bets Europe to Contain Crisis
• European Banks’ Dollar-Funding Costs Decline Amid Optimism on EU Support
• UCB Buys Back 1.11 Million Shares Held by KBC Bank
• Panamax Ship Rents Increase Most in Four Months on Coal, Grains
• EU Derivatives Deal May Grant Clearinghouses Trade-Data Access
• India's Gandhi Problem Grows Before Our Eyes: The Ticker
• English Soccer Chairman Bernstein Concerned About Extent of FIFA Reforms
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for October 5
• Hungarian Bonds to Lag on Economy, Ratings, Raiffeisen Says
• U.K. Stocks Rally, Snapping Five-Day Slump; Sainsbury Climbs
• Russia Sold $8 Billion, Most Since Ruble’s 2009 Devaluation
• HSBC Said to Offer Bond Tied to U.K. Credit Cards Bills
• European CLO Fund Managers Seek Life in Listed Loan Funds: Credit Markets
• Scene Last Night: Herbert Allison, Dale Chihuly’s Venice
• Swiss Stocks Snap Three-Day Decline; Credit Suisse, Swatch Climb
• Technology Employment Fell 2% in 2010 With 115,800 Jobs Lost
• European Soccer Body UEFA Plans Broadcasts to Boost National Teams, Income
• Fed Isn’t Repeating Japan Error, Nomura’s Sheard Says: Tom Keene
• Israeli Stocks: Alvarion, Azrieli Group, BioCancell, Delek
• Grain Demand to Rise as Price Falls, Standard Chartered Says
• Europe Bank Plan Is Right Focus to End Crisis, Berglof Says
• U.S. Should Keep Multilateral Lending Leadership, Brainard Says
• BTG Stock Jumps as 2012 Sales May Beat Analysts’ Estimates
• BNY Mellon Sued by U.S., New York Alleging Foreign-Currency Trading Fraud
• REC Cuts Polysilicon Output Estimates After Power Failure
• Greece Says Revised Historical Figures Don’t Affect New Budget
• Russian Ruble Snaps Five-Day Streak of Declines Versus Dollar on Oil Rally
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Air Mauritius, Equity Bank, Oando
• Namibia’s Private Sector Credit Climbed 11.9% in August
• Sterling Weakens Against Dollar After Economic Growth Slows; Gilts Decline
• Israel 2022 Bond Rises a 10th Day on Growth Concern, Europe Debt
• Russia Stocks: Bank Vozrozhdenie, Lukoil, Norilsk, Raspadskaya
• Cameron to Offer Optimism on Economy Amid Worse-Than-Expected U.K. Slump
• Anadarko’s Mozambique Fields May Hold More Gas Than the U.K.
• Italian Bonds Decline After Moody’s Cuts Debt Rating; German Bunds Drop
• Namibia August Money Supply: Statistical Summary
• Brazil Central Bank Sept. Net Dollar Purchases
• Geithner Urged to Give Road Map for ‘Haphazard’ Dodd-Frank Rules
• Jastrzebska Buys Coke Producer Victoria for 413.9 Million Zloty
• Alliance Trust Says Two Emerging-Market Fund Managers Left Firm
• Kazakhstan May Pay Up to $1.1 Billion for Karachaganak Stake
• Brazil Central Bank Says Commodity Prices Up 7.83% in September
• Brazilian Banks’ Foreign-Exchange Position in Sept.
• Brazil September Commodity Price Index Summary
• OMV Issues 500 Million Euro Eurbond to Extend Debt Maturity
• Brazil Posts $8.48 Billion Foreign-Exchange Inflow
• Rostowski Said Poland Can Gain From Controlled Zloty Weakening
• Crofton Likes Technology, Energy, `Backbone Industries' (Video)
• U.S. Stock Options With Biggest Changes in Implied Volatility
• Turkey M&A Outdoes BRICs as Economic Boom Attracts Goldman Sachs, Diageo
• Borges Says IMF Is Concerned About Fiscal Situation in the U.S.
• Russian Stocks Drop Fourth Day After Moody’s Downgrades Italy
• India May Allow 1 Million Tons of Sugar Exports on Supplies
• Bank Vozrozhdenie Surges Most in Week on Report Kogan to Buy
• Cyprus Government Seeks 2.5 Billion-Euro Loan From Russia
• Argentina Won’t Boost Competitiveness Through Peso, Feletti Says
• Senate Democrats to Seek Millionaire Tax in Obama Jobs Plan
• Richter Gains Most in 3 Years on Trial, Lifting Hungary Index
• Spain Regions Rush to Sell $1.3 Billion of Property as Debt Pressure Grows
• Copper Rout Unlikely to Halt Chile’s $67 Billion Bet on Mines: Commodities
• Kenya’s One-Year Yields Advance to Record on Weakest Demand
• Polish Premier to Win Elections Though Lead Narrows, Polls Show
• Rule for U.S. Fracking May Be Issued in Month, Salazar Says
• Dodgers Seeking ‘Irrelevant and Confidential’ Data on TV Deals, MLB Says
• Solar Sales May Drop for First Time as Rates Cut, BNEF Says
• SocGen Wins $50M U.K. Case Over Saad Group
• IMF Isn’t Contemplating Market Involvement With EFSF: Borges
• Cyprus Seeks 2.5 Billion Euro Loan From Russia for 4 1/2 Years
• Borges Says IMF Offering Options to Work With Revamped EFSF
• Ethanol Production in U.S. Increases Most in 8 Weeks, DOE Says
• Polish Central Bank Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged on Zloty
• Bavarian Gets Rights to New Cancer Vaccine Product Candidates
• Worldwide September Composite PMI: Statistical Summary
• Blue Square Trails Shufersal by Most in Year: Israel Overnight
• BofA May Face Fraud Claims for Soured Loans
• Fed Buys $1.369 Billion of U.S. Inflation Adjusted Debt
• Worldwide September Services PMI: Statistical Summary
• Polyus Gold ‘Too Busy’ With Growth Strategy for Merger Talks
• Aeon to Acquire Japanese Grocers
• Colombia’s Peso Gains From 2011 Low on Eased U.S. Growth Concern
• Ambac Wins Approval of Reorganization, Nears Tax Resolution
• NewGold ETF Holdings Decrease 16 Ounces on Oct. 4
• Cain’s 9-9-9 Arithmetic Raises Revenue Generation Questions
• IMF’s Borges Says ECB Could Ease Policy as Inflation is Stable
• Russia’s Government Sees Pork Output Growing by 1.5 Million Tons
• BioCancell Has Biggest Two-Day Jump Since July on Trial
• Rostowski Says Poland Aiming For Balanced Budgets in 2015-2018
• Eurochem Denies Report of Plans to Acquire Russia’s Severneft
• Czech Stocks: AAA Auto, Erste Group Bank, New World Resources
• Beiersdorf Says Heidenreich to Take Over as CEO in April 2012
• Colombia Domestic Economy Requires Higher Rates, Board Member Vallejo Says
• Amazon’s Lovefilm Cuts Nordic Cash Forecast on Weak Growth
• Gasoline Extends Gains After Report Supplies Declined Last Week
• Axa Gains in Paris Trading After Reiterating Earnings Target
• Ireland’s Noonan Says Euro Solid;Issue Is ‘Can Everyone Stay In’
• Astros Pitching Prospect Kellogg Is Killed in Crash With Tractor-Trailer
• Embratel CEO Says There’s No Definite Time Frame to Take Control of Net
• Greeks on Strike Against Papandreou Job Cuts as 20,000 March to Parliament
• U.S. DOE Weekly Petroleum Status Report for Sept. 30 (Text)
• Jaczko Says Spent-Fuel Safety May Be Top Priority for NRC
• Flaherty Says He Isn’t Planning More Action to Cool Housing
• Peru to Have Good Growth Even Amid Global Slowdown, Says Velarde
• SunPower Buiding 25-Megawatt Solar Energy Project in California
• Norilsk Shareholders Sell Out to Reap 60% Premium From Buyback
• Kenyan Government Boosts Security Along Coast After Abductions
• Nobel Prize Winners for Chemistry: History Table
• Lqif Sells 21-Year Chile Inflation Bonds at Yield of 3.87%
• U.S. July Michigan Business Activity Index: Summary
• Total Kenya Names Jean Papee as Chairman, Replacing Allibert
• Rand Leads Rally in Emerging-Market Currencies as Commodity Prices Rebound
• Slovak SaS Party Leader Sulik Sees No EFSF Compromise in Sight
• Namibia Second Quarter Current Account: Summary
• Gornictwo of Poland Says It’s Losing Money Importing Natural Gas
• ‘Lord’ Davenport, Five Others Convicted in Fraud, SFO Says
• Tecnion’s Shechtman Wins Nobel in Chemistry for Quasicrystals Discovery
• Fed Begins Purchases of Treasury Inflation Protected Securities
• ‘Cookie Duster’ Oil Executives Get Better Returns, Analyst Says
• U.S. Stocks Advance After ISM Tops Forecasts
• Alere Says Axis-Shield Offer Will Remain Open Only Till Oct. 10
• ADP Estimates U.S. Companies Added 91,000 Jobs in September
• Borges Says IMF Is Concerned With Developments in Euro Zone
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, Oct. 5
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Oct. 5
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, Oct. 5
• Freddie Mac Sells $4.5 billion .75% 3.25-Year Notes
• JPMorgan Derivatives-Risk Assessor Pugachevsky Joins Quantifi
• NextEra CFO Pimentel Named CEO of Energy Resources Unit
• Cummins CEO Says He Needs to Hire 7,000 Engineers in 5 Years
• Pinera’s Approval Rating Was 30% Last Month, Chile Poll Says
• Datalab Cancels Deal With Serbian BluSoft on Contract Breach
• U.S. Stocks Set to Rebound as Earnings Trump Europe, Belski Says
• Flaherty Says He’s Optimistic About U.S.-Canada Tax Dispute
• Polish Central Bank Says Indicators Signal Business Slowdown
• Merkel Says Germany Ready to Recapitalize Banks if Needed
• U.S. ECRI Materials Prices Fall at a 20.8% Rate
• Nigeria Moves to End Fuel Subsidy, Raise Spending by 7%
• Qatar Telecom’s Iraqi Unit Pays $375 Million in License Fee
• Cook Shares Stage With Deputies to Tout Apple Innovations in Post-Jobs Era
• Finland Saves Face With Greek Collateral No One Else Wants
• Venezuela Sees $50 a Barrel Oil for 2012 Budget, Panorama Says
• Former England Cricket Bowler, Ashes Winner Graham Dilley Dies at Age 52
• Corn, Wheat, Soybeans Called to Open Higher as Price Drops May Spur Demand
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Kenya Raises Interest Rate by 4 Points to Rescue Shilling
• Qatar National Quarterly Net Surges 31% on Interest Income
• Premier Rewrites Conference Speech After Latest in ‘Pattern’ of Blunders
• Ukraine Has Enough Funds to Service Debt for Several Months
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Swajas Air IPO Gets Bids for 1.7 Times Shares on Sale
• Former Met Outfielder Timo Perez Banned 50 Games for Prohibited Drug Use
• Tusk May Merge Polish Treasury, Economy Ministries in Next Term
• FDIC Board to Consider Volcker Rule at Oct. 11 Meeting
• Barroso Says to Press G-20 for Global Financial-Transactions Tax
• ECB Says Quarterly Revaluation Drove Up Value of Gold Holdings
• Carlyle Group Acquires 9% of Mumbai Brokerage India Infoline
• BOI And ING CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Russia to Open Siberian Oil Pipeline This Month, Feeding ESPO
• Daimler’s Mercedes-Benz Car Sales Rose 0.7 Percent in September
• Flaherty Says Governments Must Explain Need for Fiscal Restraint
• EU’s Barroso Urges Slovakia to Ratify July 21 Agreement
• Aeroportuario Pacifico Says Court Rules Against Bylaw Articles
• Hungary Rate Bets Push Yields to 9-Month High Before Auction
• IDBI And Vijaya CDs Issued:India Money Market
• Kenya Shilling Snaps Three-Day Drop as Central Bank Raises Rate
• Indian Rupee Rises for First Time in a Week on Stimulus Optimism
• Argentina Can Sustain Economic Growth Amid Crisis, Feletti Says
• Russia Pledges to Resist Western-Led Regime Change After Syria Veto in UN
• Polish Premier Proposes New Ministry to Smooth Way for Shale Gas
• Zimbabwe Economy to Expand as Much as 9% in 2012, Biti Says
• Egyptian Stocks: Citadel Capital, Six of October Development
• Bank of England Corporate Bond Operation
• Tusk Says Protracted EU Crisis Forces Determined Polish Action
• Munich Re Has ‘Strong Dividend Capacity,’ CEO von Bomhard Says
• Greek Referendum Planned on Economic Crisis, Minister Tells Vima
• THFC 2043 Bonds Said to Yield 180 Basis Points Over Gilts
• Senate Democrats Eye Elections in Split With Obama Over Jobs
• Dollar Surges With U.S. Treasuries Defying Debt Downgrade by S&P
• British American of Kenya Climbs on Technical Signal
• ICAP Says Foreign-Exchange Trading Rises, Treasury Volume Drops
• Asian Stocks Fall on Concern Europe Debt Crisis to Persist
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2020
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2015
• Fannie Mae to Redeem Step-Coupon Notes Due 2025
• Fannie Mae to Redeem .65% Notes Due 2012
• Ukrainian Three-Month Grain Exports Rise 0.5%, Researcher Says
• Merrill Fined, Repsol Probe Request, Fannie Mae: Compliance
• Corn Gains on Speculation 26% Slump to Attract Buying From China Importers
• AstraZeneca Settles With Accord, Intas Over Seroquel XR
• Pakistan Terror No Bar as Unilever Converges With Nestle: Retail
• Slovakia Sets Vote Date as Parties Seek Accord on EFSF
• IMF’s Borges Says IMF Could Work With EFSF on Italy, Spain Debt
• Obama Signs Stopgap Bill to Fund U.S. Government Through Nov. 18
• Sprott Silver ETF Premium at 18.26 Percent on Oct. 4
• Oil Climbs for First Time in Four Days on Surprise Drop in U.S. Stockpiles
• Indian Bond Yields Rise to Highest Level Since 2008 on Debt Plan
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 2.73 Percent on Oct. 4
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 9.8 Percent on Oct. 4
• Dubai Gold ETF Holdings Unchanged at 5,000 Ounces on Oct. 5
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Decrease 8,092 Ounces
• New Democrats Win Fourth Straight Majority in Manitoba Provincial Election
• India’s HDFC Said to Raise $600 Million for Property Fund
• S&P 500 Dividend Health, Forecast Changes for Oct. 5
• ICE Daily Certified Cotton Stockpiles for Oct. 4
• UN Atomic Agency Inspector Contaminated at Belgian Facility
• CDC, Poste Said to Discuss Dexia French Unit Takeover
• India’s Liquidity Adjustment by RBI on Oct. 5
• ICE Orange-Juice Stockpiles by Location for Oct. 4
• IMF’s Borges Says Situation With Dexia Is a ‘Special Case’
• Bank Won’t Pull Out of Hungary, Csefalvay Tells Gazdasagi Radio
• Ezz Steel Will Distribute 0.25 Egyptian Pound Dividend
• Brazil August Producer Price Index by Component
• Hungary Central Bank Voted 6-1 to Hold Rates at 6% in September
• Higher Temperatures in Midwest, Northeast May Curb Gas Demand
• Brazil Producer Price Index Rose 0.2% in August
• Saudi Shares Rise Most in Week on Earnings Outlook, Europe Bets
• S&P 500 Analyst Recommendation Changes for Oct. 5
• S&P 500 Analyst Target Price Changes for Oct. 5
• Russia Weekly CPI for Oct. 3: Statistical Summary
• German Life Insurers Remain Stable Amid Crisis, Fitch Says
• S&P 500 Analyst Estimate Revisions for Oct. 5
• Ackman Won’t Invest in HP, Sees Too Much ‘Brain Damage’
• Central Bank of Kenya Rate Decision History
• Indian Equities: Kernex Microsystems, Punj Lloyd, Rolta India
• Slovak Opposition Leader Fico Says Party Won’t Back EFSF in Vote
• Chile’s Economy Expanded 4.6% in August on Retail Sales
• Apple Beats HTC as Nokia Customer Loyalty Falls for First Time
• Mozambican State Company Boosts Gas Investments, Noticias Says
• India’s MMTC Seeks to Import 24,000 Tons of RBD Palm Oil
• Soros, BSkyB, Expedia, News Corp., S&P, H&R Block, AT&T in Court News
• India’s Money Supply Rose 16.3% in the Year to September 23
• Foreign Funds Sell Net 9.66 Billion Rupees of Indian Equities
• Canada’s Dollar Hovers at Almost 1-Year Low on Italy Downgrade
• JHSF to Invest 400 Million Reais in Brazil Airport, Folha Says
• Rwanda Inflation May Reach 8.7% by End of 2011, Gatete Says
• Canada Sept. Small Business Barometer: Summary
• Announced Job Cuts Rise 212% From Year Ago
• Brazil’s Rousseff Pledges to Boost Investment in Bulgaria
• Merkel Ally Roesler Takes Insolvency Plan to Baroin in Paris
• Suez Canal Vessel and Tonnage Report for Oct. 5
• Pol-Aqua, Dragados Sign $136 Million Polish Road-Building Deal
• IMF Sees Europe Working on Bank Plan as Moody’s Predicts Wider Downgrades
• WideMed Rises Most in Three Weeks on Canada Marketing Approval
• EU’s Farm-Policy Reforms Reduced Market Distortion, OECD Says
• Indonesia Financial Regulator Decided by Oct. 25, Lawmaker Says
• Lira Defense to Fail as Further Falls Likely, Cinemre Says
• Fed Funds Projected to Open at 0.08% to 0.12%, ICAP Says
• Lira Shorts to Suffer as Turkey Bank Plays ‘Hardball,’ Citi Says
• Brazil’s SHC May Import Vans by Indian Tata Motors, Folha Says
• Spain Studies 1 Billion-Euro Regasification Plant by Villar Mir
• Carlyle to Spend as Much as $170 Million in Africa, FM Reports
• India’s Government 364-Day T-Bill Auction History
• India Sells 364-Day Treasury Bills at 8.5185% Yield
• India’s Government 91-Day T-Bill Auction History
• India Sells 91-Day Treasury Bills at 8.4364% Yield
• Slovenian Yield Above 5% May ‘Impact’ Finances, Vasle Says
• Westinghouse, Aker Biomarine, BSkyB, CME Secrets: Intellectual Property
• Romania’s Isarescu Sees End-September Inflation Rate Below 4%
• U.S. Average Regular Gasoline Price Fell Yesterday
• EU Says No Concrete Bank Recapitalization Plan Right Now
• Russia, Turkey Discuss Use of Ruble and Lira in Bilateral Trade
• U.S. Latest Treasury Auction Statistics
• U.S. Treasury Auction Schedule of Treasury Securities
• Naira Heads for Record Low; Nigeria Budget Expects Weak Currency
• Qatar National Bank 9-Month Net Rises 30% to 5.4 Billion Riyals
• U.S. Jumbo Mortgage Rates Comparison
• EBA Has ‘Central Role’ Regarding Bank-Crisis Response, EU Says
• Tesco Says Bank Delays to Hurt Profit Amid Weaker U.K. Sales
• Polyus Gold Plans $8.7 Billion Spending by 2020
• Eastern Co. to Distribute 6 Pound Dividend on 2010/11 Profit
• Sri Lanka Colombo Tea Auction Results
• EU Sees ‘Growing Difficulties’ in Access to Funding
• Dexia Moves Bank Crisis From Europe’s Periphery to Its Core
• Button Signs Multi-Year Contract Extension With McLaren Formula One Team
• Philippine 5-Year Bonds Gain on Inflation Report; Peso Rebounds
• Indonesia May Sell More Refined Palm Oil to China, Hurting Global Prices
• EU Banks May Need $186 Billion of Capital, Morgan Stanley Says
• Richter Suspended From Trading in Budapest After Rising 10%
• Greek Police Use Tear Gas on Protesters in Athens
• Dubai Third Quarter Office Lease Rates
• Dubai and Abu Dhabi September Home Prices: Details
• Middle East Oil Declines After Producers Raise Official Prices
• Dubai and Abu Dhabi September Home Prices: Summary
• Euro Erases 0.7% Decline Versus Dollar to Trade Little Changed at $1.3351
• Israeli Activists May Target Strauss, Osem, Telma, Haaretz Says
• Bahrain Operators Losing Out to Competitors in 4G Spectrum
• Richards Bay Coal Terminal CEO Quits After Two Years in Job
• Europe Debates Investor Pain in Greek Debt Swap, Urpilainen Says
• Hungary May Raise Interest Rate to 6.5% This Month, SocGen Says
• India-Afghanistan Troop-Training Pact May Increase Tensions With Pakistan
• Cesium Found in Ibaraki’s Shiitake Mushrooms, Kyodo Reports
• Portugal’s Borrowing Costs Rise at Auction of Three-Month Bills
• Dexia Situation Different to Other French Banks, Pecresse Says
• Brezhnev’s 18-Year Rule Was ‘Huge Plus’ for Russia, Putin’s Spokesman Says
• Alvarion Rises Most in Four Weeks on $2 Million Angola Contract
• Thai Floods Test Yingluck as Damage May Rise to $1.6 Billion
• Shell Buys Gasoline, Naphtha Cargoes in Singapore: Oil Products
• REE 2012 Profit May Rise 15% on Vietnam Power, Property Push
• Kenyan Private-Industry Group Calls for Currency-Trading Band
• IMF’s Borges Says EU Is Working on Bank-Recapitalization Plan
• India’s 1-Year Borrowing Costs Rise at T-Bill Auction
• BTG Buys Stake in Real Estate Loan Manager Vivere, Valor Reports
• Portugal Sells 722 Million Euros of Bills Due in January
• Iran Aims to Build Antonov-158 Passenger Planes With Ukraine
• South Africa Corn, Wheat Deliveries: Week of Sept. 30
• Ex-BOE’s Gieve Says MPC Needs to ‘Take Action’ to Ease Credit
• Tanzania’s Shilling Gains as Tourism Dollar Inflows Increase
• Sistema May Expand $100 Million Buyback on Price, RIA Reports
• U.K. Economy Second-Quarter Growth Estimate Cut as Consumer Spending Falls
• Hong Kong Lawmakers Call on Tsang to Supply More Flats: RTHK
• Thailand Stock Movers: Indorama Ventures, PTT, Sri Trang Agro
• Borges Says EU Officials Working on Bank-Recapitalization Plan
• Romanian Bad Loans Total 13.6% of Total Lending at End-August
• Cyprus September Unemployment: Statistical Summary
• Philippe May Become Atlantic Hurricane Soon, Storm Center Says
• Daniel Shechtman Wins 2011 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
• Wasps Owner Steve Hayes Says He Wants to Sell London Rugby Club
• Kenyan Budget Office Criticizes Central Bank’s Mixed Signals
• Russian Imposes Nickel Export Tax at $2,100 a Ton on Dec. 5: IFX
• Pick n Pay Shares Drop to Lowest in 2 Years as Profit Slides
• Vietnam’s Dong Declines as Central Bank Lowers Reference Rate
• IMF’s Borges Says Key to Restore Confidence in Italy, Spain
• Turkish Stocks Rebound From Week Low as Bank Cuts Reserve Rules
• SingPost Says Baier to Be Group CEO, Names Ng as CFO
• MLS’s Chicago Fire Wants to Sign Rio Ferdinand, Mail Says: Soccer Roundup
• Black Fly Outbreak Costs South Africa $41 Million, Weekly Says
• Spain May Face 2-Step Rating Cut After Moody’s Warning, RBC Says
• European Nations Face Downgrade, Moody’s Says
• TSMC Buys NT$405 Million of Facilities From Taiwan Puritic
• Czech Government Opposes Financial Transaction Tax, Necas Says
• World Bank Loans $172 Million for Bangladesh Solar Homes Project
• ‘Big Brother’ Winner Shetty Starts Indian Property Discount Site
• Former Gartmore Trader Rambourg Said to Start Paris Hedge Fund
• Solon Names Walter Bickel as Chief Restructuring Officer
• IMF Working to Limit Spread of Italy, Spain Worries, Borges Says
• Catalonia Aims to Sell School, Police Buildings to Raise Funds
• Rupiah Falls a Third Day as Italy Rating Cut Adds to Europe Woes
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Qatar National Bank and Jarir Marketing
• Singapore Post Appoints Ng Hin Lee Chief Financial Officer
• Indonesia Stock Movers: Bank Rakyat, Bumi Resources, Citra Marga
• Finnish Government to Compensate Pandemrix Narcolepsy Victims
• Philippine Exchange Planning ETFs to Lure Investors, Sicat Says
• SocGen Doesn’t Need More Capital, Truchi Says
• Denmark DUC November Oil Shipments Unchanged at Six Cargoes
• Osram Sylvania to Boost Stake in Encelium to Tap LED Market
• IMF’s Borges Sees ‘Serious Reasons’ to Be Concerned on Europe
• Taiwan Central Bank Signals It’s Against Currency Weakening
• ECB Lends $500 Million to One Euro-Area Bank in Weekly Tender
• U.K. Services Index Rose in September on ‘Solid’ Orders Growth
• Greece Turmoil Investor Burden May Be Rising Already, IIF’s Dallara Says
• Euro-Region Retail Sales Declined in August, Led by Germany
• Asian Currencies Advance on Speculation Federal Reserve to Boost Stimulus
• Dangote Flour Mills Names Narendra Somani as Managing Director
• Bank of England USD Repo 7-Day Operation Results
• Bank of England Commercial Paper Facility Announcement
• Delek Real Estate Gains 1st Time in Week After Sale Completion
• FMS Wertmanagement FRN Notes Due 2014 Trade as A Single Issue
• BT to Double Fiber Broadband Speed in U.K. to Rival Virgin Media Service
• IMF Renews Call for ECB to Step Up Response
• Emerging Europe Must Repair Budgets, Cut Bad Loans, IMF Says
• IMF Says Bank of England Loosening Is Needed If Outlook Worsens
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Oct 4, 2011.
• ECB’s Liikanen Says it’s Important to Focus on Systemic Risks
• Strauss to Keep Discount Cottage Cheese Price Until End of Year
• Granite Hacarmel Advances Most in a Week on Azrieli Sale Report
• Companies Plan to Sell $2.92 Billion of Bonds: New Issue Alert
• Repsol Said to Ask Spanish Market Regulator to Investigate Share Trading
• Taiwan Central Bank Sells NT$147.2 Billion in Certificates
• Andritz to Raise Payout on Orders for Hydropower, Pulp Plants, Machinery
• U.K. Second Quarter GDP by Category of Income
• Mussari Says Solidity of Italian Public Debt ‘Not in Question’
• New World Resources Rises From Two-Year Low, Ends Four-Day Drop
• U.K. Second Quarter GDP by Category of Expenditure
• U.K. September Narrow Money: Statistical Summary
• CER Board Recommends That Securityholders Vote for Resolutions
• U.K. Second Quarter Change in Inventories
• U.K. Second Quarter GDP Levels: Summary
• RWE’s Net4Gas Mulls New Pipeline Link With Austria, Lidove Says
• Brazilian Rainfall May Favor Coffee Crop’s Flowering, Cepea Says
• Koor Heads for Seven-Week High as Discount Investment Raises Bid
• Norway Companies Expect Growth to Slow, Norges Bank Says
• Thai Central Bank May Use Policy to Boost Economy, Prasarn Says
• Sahara Solar Project to Present First Plant Design in 2012
• Taiwan’s Consumer Prices Rise at Slower-Than-Estimated Pace
• European Services, Manufacturing Contract
• Continental to Focus on Asia Markets, Board Member Wente Says
• Richards Bay Coal Terminal Exports Dropped 7.5% in September From Year Ago
• Sainsbury Maintains Sales Gain as Own-Label Items Win Buyers
• Taiwan’s September Export Price Index by Products
• Taiwan’s September Import Price Index by Products
• Taiwan’s September Wholesale Price Index by Products
• Baht Gains After Bank of Thailand Says It Intervened; Bonds Rise
• Russian Stocks Snap Three-Day Slide on Bernanke’s U.S. Outlook
• Ming Vase Fetches Record HK$169 Million at Sotheby’s Art Sale
• PP’s Saenz Says No Plans to Adjust Spanish Jobless Benefits
• Pakistan Party May Quit Ruling Coalition in Threat to Majority
• Taiwan’s September Consumer Price Index by Products
• Taiwan’s September Consumer Prices: Summary
• Uganda Shilling Gains Most in Week as Rate Increase Cuts Supply
• National Australia Bank Says Henry Named Non-Executive Director
• Eurozone September Final Services and Composite PMI
• Norway Salmon Export Prices Fall 5.1 Percent in Week
• Singapore October COE First Open Tender: Summary
• Russia Defends Top Mideast Ally in Veto of UN Vote on Syria
• Hungary Banks May Be Downgraded at Moody’s After Mortgage Plan
• European Benchmark Coal Increases, Halting Three-Day Decline
• U.S. Second Quarter Consumer Credit Delinquency Rates
• Loan Delinquencies Rise for Second Straight Quarter, ABA Says
• Italy Rating Cut Three Levels by Moody’s on Debt Crisis, Matching S&P Move
• Germany September Final Services PMI
• Congo’s Inflation Rate Rises to 19.44% as of Oct. 3, Bank Says
• Grainger Rises After Refinancing Deal Extends Debt Maturities
• Sarkozy’s Euro Debt Role Undermined as Re-Election Threatened by Inquiries
• Indian Services Industry Index Falls for a Second Straight Month
• Thai Economy to Grow 4% This Year, Government Spokeswoman Says
• Turkish Business Group Calls for Fiscal Rule to Control Budget
• France September Final Composite PMI
• France September Final Services PMI
• Kenya Commercial to Fund Housing Projects in Tanzania
• America Movil, Bolsa, CSN, HRT: Latin America’s Equity Preview
• Greek Sixth Loan Tranche Not in Doubt, Greek Spokesman Says
• Enlight Wins License for 3-Megawatt Israeli Solar Power Field
• Thai Rice Price Falls 1.9% to $615 a Ton, Exporter Group Says
• New York Beats London as Top Spot for Real Estate Buys
• Azrieli, Bezeq, Teva, Koor and Granite: Israeli Equity Preview
• Turkey Cuts Reserves Requirements, Freeing $1.3 Billion After Lira Decline
• Rosneft Said to Offer December-Loading Sokol Crude Oil Cargo
• BlackRock Calls for Tougher Regulation of ETFs, FT Reports
• Czech Stocks Snap Three-Day Slump as Erste, Komercni, CEZ Rise
• Irish Debts Yields May Tighten as Bond Stock Shrinks, Glas Says
• Tesco Profit Gains on International Businesses
• Vietnam Must Avoid a Premature Easing of Policy, IMF Says
• Indian Rupee Reference Rate at 49.19 per U.S. Dollar
• ECB Says Banks Increased Deposits to Highest in More Than a Year
• AirBaltic CEO Flick Resigns After Shareholder Capital Increase
• Bank of England USD Repo 7-Day Operation: Oct. 5 Table
• Azrieli in Talks to Sell Granite, Sonol Units, Calcalist Says
• Salgado Says Meeting Spain’s Deficit Goal Is Priority This Year
• Thai Committee Fails to Reach Agreement on Minimum Wage Rise
• Kenya May Raise Key Rate to Boost Worst-Performing Currency
• Dexia to Set Up ‘Bad Bank’ With Government Guarantees from France, Belgium
• Oil Gains First Day in Four After Surprise Drop in U.S. Supplies
• Dunelm Group First-Quarter Sales Up on New, Refurbished Stores
• U.K. Key Monetary Policy Variables: Summary
• Japan Offers $43 Billion Credit Line to Megabanks to Fund Overseas Mergers
• Redefine Properties Appoints Greg Clarke as Chairman Designate
• IATA August Global Air Passenger, Cargo Traffic Table
• Baring-Backed Courts Said to Seek Buyer for Retailer, May Get $382 Million
• Romania August Monthly Wages: By Sector
• Poland Key Economic Indicators: Statistical Summary
• Romania August Monthly Wages: Summary
• Australian Government Debt Turnover Accelerates on Central Bank Activity
• Greek September Revenue Helped by Windfall Tax, Kathimerini Says
• New Hope Rises to Record After Saying It’s Considering Takeover Approaches
• Turkey Eximbank to Offer Risk Insurance for Exports, Dunya Says
• Japanese Stocks Fall Fourth Day After Moody’s Cuts Italy’s Credit Rating
• ECB’s Noyer Says Has $1 Trillion to Fight Sovereign Debt Crisis
• IMF Help in Fixing Debt Crisis Needed, Finland’s Urpilainen Says
• Mitsubishi Lifts Force Majeure on Copper Ore Shipments
• Deutsche Bank’s RREEF Buys Reading International for Asia Fund
• South Korea Equity Movers: GS Engineering, LG Uplus, Samsung
• LNG Market May Tighten Further on Japanese Nuclear Shutdown, SocGen Says
• German Investment Push in Greece Has Few Followers, FTD Says
• Taipower Starts Operating Taiwan’s Biggest Solar Plant
• Temasek Says Hsieh Fu Hua Steps Down as One of Company’s Two Presidents
• Noyer Has No Concern Over France’s AAA in Light of Dexia
• Richter, Forest Report Positive Phase III Cariprazine Result
• South Korean Feedmakers Said to Buy 176,000 Tons of Corn
• German FDP Lawmaker Has Ample Signatures for Euro Vote, SZ Says
• Tesco Profit Gains on International Businesses
• Foschini Buys Fabiani Stores in South Africa, Moneyweb Says
• Talaat Raised to ‘Outperform’ at Credit Suisse; Sodic Lowered
• Ruble Gains First Day in Six Versus Dollar, Rises Against Euro
• Karula Co Ltd Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 10.00 Yen
• Maruka Machiner Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 14.00 Yen
• Ray Corp Revises Planned FY Group Dividend to 2.00 Yen 4317 JP
• Kaneko Seeds Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 21.00 Yen
• SWISS DAYBOOK: UBS May Need to Shrink Assets; Holcim, Temenos
• Eurosic Seeks EU221 Million in Rights Offer to Fund Purchase
• BTG Says Full-Year Revenue Will Be Ahead of Analyst Estimates
• Delhaize Raises 400 Million Euros Selling 7-Year Bonds
• Grainger Increases Debt Facility Maturity Average of 5.9 Years
• SolarHybrid Sees Full-Year Ebit of at Least $15 Million
• Hyundai, Daewoo to Build $180 Million Power Plant in Bangladesh
• Treasuries Fail to Recoup Declines as Bernanke Says He’s Ready to Do More
• Ireland September NCB Services PMI: Summary
• Merrill Says Spain’s Cajas Will Need EU23 Bln, Expansion Reports
• NYSE Amex ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 4
• United Envirotech Names Three KKR Executives as Directors
• Sportingbet Full-Year Ebitda Rises 11% TO 51.4 Million Pounds
• Germany Shouldn’t Cede More Power to Europe, Friedrich Tells FTD
• Daikokutenbussa Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 16.00 Yen
• Izumi Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 16.00 Yen 8273 JP
• Posful Corp Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 0.00 Yen
• Union Tool Co Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 30.00 Yen
• Maxvalu Tokai Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 36.00 Yen
• Belc Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 36.00 Yen 9974 JP
• TOSEI CORP 9M Group Net Income 662.00M Yen 8923 JP
• TOSEI CORP Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 500.00 Yen
• Aeon Delight Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 40.00 Yen
• C'sMEN Co Lt Parent Announces Planned FY Dividend of 1500.00 Yen
• Warabeya Nichiy Announces Planned FY Group Dividend of 20.00 Yen
• Taiwan 2011 Commercial Property Deals May Reach NT$120 Billion
• U.K. Bonds Are ‘Shining Stars’ on Steeper Curve, Nissay Says
• Hungary Central Bank Is ’Reluctant’ to Increase Rates, RBS Says
• Thai Flood Damage May Reach 30 Billion Baht, Kittiratt Says
• Palm Oil Stockpiles in Malaysia Rising May Weigh on Prices as Output Peaks
• Macquarie’s Charter Hall REIT Bid Inadequate, Directors Say
• S. Korea's September Overseas Construction by Work Type
• Taiwan Stocks: Aeco, Compal Electronics, Hon Hai Precision, WPG
• SPAIN DAYBOOK: Repsol Seeks Probe On Share Moves; Salgado Speaks
• S. Korea's September Overseas Construction by Country
• Goldman Sachs Cuts Topix Forecast 8.4% on Slowing Global Growth
• Philippine Retail Bond Offer May Exceed March Sale, FMIC Says
• Grenkeleasing 9-Month New Business Rose 25% to 615 Million Euros
• Ericsson Seeks Fair Play on Smartphone Patents, FTD Reports
• Evotec Reports Second Multi-Target Collaboration With UCB
• Savings Banks Urge Sacyr to Save EU1.5 Billion, El Mundo Says
• S&P Rater Called a ‘Wuss’ for Bending for Bankers, Australian Court Told
• Portugal Wins Fans as Lenders Skip Early Payout
• JCB to Boost India Sales 15% This Year on Construction Demand
• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Premium at 0.45% on Oct. 4
• U.S. Oil Fund Trades at Par on Oct. 4
• Turkey to Restrict Pay for Non-State Doctors, Hurriyet Reports
• Rosneft Hires BP Man for Strategic Development, Kommersant Says
• Australian Lawmakers Call for Probe of Central Bank Cover-Up Allegations
• NBA Cancels Rest of Preseason, Says First Two Weeks of Season Next to Go
• Emaar and Qatar National Bank: Persian Gulf Equity Preview
• Vietnam Stocks: Becamex Infrastructure, Refrigeration Electrical
• ITALY DAYBOOK: Moody’s Cuts Italy’s Credit Rating on Growth
• Yankees, Phillies Win MLB Playoff Games; Texas Rangers Oust Tampa Bay Rays
• Philippines Scales Down Plan to Offer Infrastructure Projects to Investors
• Chemiczne Police Will Cut 300 Jobs by Year-End, Parkiet Reports
• Indonesia Raises Coal Price for First Month Since June
• NYSE Arca ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 4
• New Zealand, U.S. Send Support to Tokelau Amid Water Shortage
• Major League Baseball’s 2011 Postseason Schedule, Results
• RUSSIA DAYBOOK: Manufacturing, Metalloinvest, Putin Meeting
• Sawiris Pledges Vimpelcom Stake Against Loan, Vedomosti Reports
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Decrease 5 Metric Tons
• Japan’s Retail Gasoline Price Falls to 144.2 Yen/Liter
• Russia September Services PMI: Summary
• India’s September Services Index at 49.8, HSBC-Markit Says
• Emanuel Shuns Transparency After Promising Chicago a New Day: Muni Credit
• COMMODITIES DAYBOOK: Commodities Rebound, Paced by Oil, Copper
• NYSE ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 4
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Decrease 1,193 Ounces
• Finance Minister Mukherjee Says ‘Difficult’ to Meet India’s Deficit Target
• Nasdaq ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 4
• Gazprom Will Invest $370 Mln in Aviation Unit, Vedomosti Says
• Thai Islamic Bank Seeks Tax Clarification Before Baht Sukuk Sale
• ChelPipe to Get $591 Million Loan From Bank of Moscow
• Gazprom to Spend $8 Billion on Central Asia Gas, Vedomosti Says
• New York Mets Cut 2012 Ticket Prices After Third Straight Losing Season
• Hong Kong to Monitor Short-Selling After Brokers Urge Ban: SCMP
• Indonesia to Proceed With Global Sukuk This Year, Minister Says
• Alrosa Buys Back Gas Companies From VTB Capital, Vedomosti Says
• Premier Financial Brokerage to Suspend Operations for 6 Months
• Obama Prods Cantor With Humor, Ridicule to Get House Jobs Vote
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• Banks Accused of Charging Veterans Illegal Fees
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• Wall Street Protesters Sue Over Bridge Arrests as Demonstrations Continue
• Galleon’s Rajaratnam Says Prison Term Should Be No Longer Than Eight Years
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