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October 16, 2011

• Gazprom Asks Putin for Transfer-Pricing Waiver, Vedomosti Says
• Cardinals Beat Brewers 12-6 to Win NLCS, Advance to Baseball World Series
• Oberoi Realty Gains in Mumbai After Second-Quarter Profit Rises
• Philippine Banks Ask High Court to Stop Imposing 20% Bond Tax
• India’s 10-Year Bond Yield at 8.83% Versus 8.78% on Oct 14
• Australia’s Weekly Unleaded Gasoline Prices
• Sunland Exchanges Dubai Projects for Palazzo Versace Gold Coast
• Philippines Says It’s Keeping 2013 Rice Self-Sufficiency Target
• Sanford’s Werner Favors China Construction Bank, ICBC (Video)
• Default Swaps Plunge From Record as Slowdown Spurs Haven Bid: Japan Credit
• China Three Gorges to Sell 8 Billion Yuan of Bonds on Oct. 20
• S&P 500 Futures Extend Gains, Rising 0.6% to 1,226
• International Nickel Rises to Three-Week High on Dividend Plan
• China Oil Processing Growth Slows With Fuel Demand, NDRC Says
• China Sells 3-Year Local Govt Debt at 3.67% Yield, Trader Says
• Treasuries Drop on Outlook for Europe; Yield at Six-Week High
• Chinese Stocks to Rally as Investors Capitulate, CICC Says
• Tata Consultancy Earnings, Food Inflation Data: India Week Ahead
• Singapore to Release 4 Sites for 1,900 Housing Units This Month
• China Asks Nanning to Increase Affordable Housing Construction
• ‘Obsolete’ Thai Weather Radar Blamed for Failure to Predict Rain Severity
• U.S. Natural Gas Fund Discount at 0.22% on Oct. 14
• Carlyle Group Buys 80% Stake in Chinese Digital-Cinema Company GDC
• Carlyle-Led Consortium Acquires 80% of GDC Technology
• YTL Power, YTL Land Rise After Edge Report of Possible Buyouts
• Bakrie, Bank Central Asia, Summarecon: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Citibank Names Lam as H.K. Deputy Country Business Manager
• Philippines May Add 20 Billion Pesos to Stimulus Plan, Abad Says
• Vietnam to Give Preferences to Power Projects, Thoi Bao Reports
• Australia Providing A$673.7 Million for Health, Medical Research
• UAW Says 62% of Members Voting in Favor of Ford Agreement
• Euro Drops 0.2 Percent, Weakens From Near One-Month High Versus Dollar
• IShares Silver Trust Holdings Unchanged at 9,954 Metric Tons
• TRC Synergy Rises Most in Two Months on Brunei Airport Contract
• IShares Gold Trust Holdings Unchanged on Oct. 14
• Olympus Plunges in Tokyo as Brokerages Cut Ratings on President’s Ouster
• LSU, Alabama Top Season’s 1st Bowl Championship Series Rankings
• Shining Unit Gets Right to Use Nanjing Land for 678 Million Yuan
• Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Plans to Quadruple Japan Job Cuts to 1,300
• Singapore’s September Non-Oil Domestic Exports: Summary
• Singapore September External Trade by Category
• Singapore September Non-Oil Domestic Exports by Country
• Singapore Sept. Non-Oil Domestic Exports by Products
• Singapore Exports Unexpectedly Declined in September as Electronics Slump
• Japan’s 5-Year Note Yield Rises to Highest Level Since July 29
• Aussie Trims Gain Before RBA Minutes Amid Bets Recent Climb Was Excessive
• Aboitiz, PAL, PLDT, SM Investments: Philippine Stocks Preview
• Breast Cancer Most-Common Type Among Chinese Women, Daily Says
• Philippines Says No Contract Breach in Taxing Bonds Due Tomorrow
• OncoTherapy to Begin Clinical Trials of Tumor Drug in France
• Claymore Silver ETF Discount at 4.1 Percent on Oct. 14
• Obama Team’s Al-Awlaki Memo Furthered Bush Legacy: Noah Feldman
• EDF on Trial in French Greenpeace Spying Case
• For Alternative Energy, Storage Makes All the Difference: View
• John Brown, the Antislavery Entrepreneur (Part 1): Tony Horwitz
• Europe’s Last Stand Needs Overwhelming Firepower: View
• Occupy Wall Street Loves Capitalism’s Pearls: William D. Cohan
• Regis Aged Care Seeks A$425 Million Five-Year Loan Facility
• INDIA DAYBOOK: Rupee Debt, Reliance Acquisitions, TCS Earnings
• Claymore Gold Bullion ETF Holdings Unchanged at 346,292 Ounces
• Olympus Poised to Fall in Tokyo for 2nd Day After CEO’s Ouster
• Sprott Silver ETF Premium at 21.44 Percent on Oct. 14
• Sprott Gold ETF Premium at 3.67 Percent on Oct. 14
• Levante Splits Barcelona, Real Madrid Atop La Liga; Lazio Wins Rome Derby
• Nasdaq ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 14
• NYSE Arca ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 14
• NYSE Amex ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 14
• NYSE ‘Threshold’ Securities for Oct. 14
• Chorus Considering N.Z. Bond Offer to Build National Broadband
• Japanese Futures, Australian Shares Rise as G-20 Eases Concerns
• U.S. Oil Fund Premium at 0.65 Percent on Oct. 14
• Citigroup, Wells Fargo May Post Profit Jump on Credit Costs
• Wenger Sees Confidence Growing as Van Persie’s Two Goals Seal Arsenal Win
• U.K. October Rightmove House Prices: Summary
• ITEM Club Autumn Forecasts for the U.K. Economy
• Must Buy Wines From Campania Include $18 Hefty Red, Fizzy White
• U.K. Mobile-Phone Purchases to Reach $30.5 Billion by 2021, Barclays Says
• Blow the Budget on Petrus, Lobster: Dine & Deal in Johannesburg
• Picasso, Matisse Paintings Dazzle in Paris Stein Show: Review
• TAIWAN DAYBOOK: Government May Sell Five-Year Debt at 1.05%
• Dead Poet Brightens Met’s ‘Don Giovanni’: Manuela Hoelterhoff
• Spy Chief Rimington Sparks Backlash as Booker Judge: Interview
• Dollar Erases Advance Versus Euro, Trades at $1.3883; Euro Pares Yen Loss
• Mexico Closes Two Oil Ports in the Gulf, Merchant Marine Says
• Japanese Team to Begin Tumor Drug Clinical Tests, Sankei Says
• Hollande Secures France’s Socialist Party Nomination to Challenge Sarkozy
• Arab Protests Send Tourists to Europe, Costing Region $7 Billion
• Bank of Japan May Cut Economic Growth Forecast, Yomiuri Says
• Dell Losing Out With PCs Transforms Citrix Into Target: Real M&A
• South Korea’s Department Store Sales Grew at Slowest Pace in Seven Months
• Japan Calendar, Oct. 17-21
• Yemeni Soldiers Loyal to Saleh Battle Tribal Rebels in Capital of Sana’a
• Syrian Forces Arrest Protesters; Libya Rebels Hunt for Qaddafi Loyalists
• Packers Stay Undefeated, Giants Defeat Bills on Late Field Goal by Tynes
• Packers Stay Undefeated; Falcons, Steelers and Bengals Win NFL Early Games
• Dollar Rises Against Kiwi, Euro, Falls Versus Yen in Early Asia Trading
• Occupy Toronto Planning ‘Large Impact’ Event Tomorrow, CBC Says
• Kinder Morgan to Buy El Paso for $38 Billion
• Air France to Name Juniac CEO, Gourgeon to Resign, Figaro Says
• Asian Stocks Yet to Reach Bear-Market Floors: Chart of the Day
• Mouchel Group Says Interim Chairman David Sugden Resigned
• Noyer Says Restoring Confidence May Re-Start Growth in 2012
• Syrian Forces Arrest Protesters as Arab League Meets to Discusses Violence
• Noyer Says Euro Area Needs More Integration Before Euro Bonds
• Noyer Says Greek Debt Holdings Aren’t a Problem for French Banks
• Noyer Says Any Reduction in Greek Debtload Must Be ‘Voluntary’
• Hilco Favors Peter Jones to Chair Comet Unit, Sunday Times Says
• Noyer Says He’s Confident Solutions to Euro Crisis to Be Found
• Schaeuble Says Greece Debt Cut Must Be Bigger Than Agreed July
• Herman Cain Says 9-9-9 Tax Plan Will End ‘Invisible Taxes’
• Business at Deutz Is ‘Outstanding,’ CFO Haase Tells Frankfurter
• China Growth May Top 9% as Slump Poses Risk
• Lufthansa Chief Sees No Danger of a Recession, Spiegel Says
• Issa Says Holder Not Telling All on ‘Fast and Furious’ Probe
• French Socialists Set to Pick Candidate to Challenge Sarkozy
• Romney’s Fuzziness May Weigh on General Election: Albert R. Hunt
• Israel Stocks: Allot, Bank Leumi, Shufersal, Discount Investment
• Germany’s Bruederle Links EFSF Aid to Bank Rescues, Bild Says
• Cantor Sees Growing, Warranted Frustration After ‘Mobs’ Remark
• Brazil Inflation Needs to Slow Further, Arminio Fraga Tells Veja
• Israeli Inflation-Linked Bonds Drop as Prices Enter Target Range
• Iran’s Bushehr Nuclear Plant Shuts for Tests, Government Says
• Gingrich, McCain Criticize Obama Administration for Iran Policy
• Ahmadinejad Rejects U.S. Claim That Iran Backed Terror Plot
• Allot Communications Surges Most on Record in Tel Aviv After U.S. Advance
• Ackermann to Play Key Role in Greek Debt Negotiations, Bild Says
• Yemeni Forces Clash With Protesters; Demonstrations in Syria Turn Deadly
• Alchemy Seeks Bank to Lead Revolution Vodka Bar Sale, Mail Says
• EU, Palestinians Criticize Israeli East Jerusalem Building Plans
• Qatar Shares Rise to Highest in Three Weeks on Earnings Optimism, Oil Gain
• German Law to Cap Insurance Commissions, Tagesspiegel Says
• Africa-Israel Advances Most in a Month on Clock Tower Sale
• Shufersal Climbs to 2-Month High on Discount Sale Agreement
• Commercial Bank of Dubai Third-Quarter Net Income Drops 1.5%
• Vale CEO Ferreira Plans to Boost Workforce in 2012, Folha Says
• Persian Gulf Stocks: Al-Ola, Gulf International, National Gypsum
• D.N.A Biomedical Jumps Most in a Year on FDA Device Approval
• Peru President Humala’s Approval Rating Drops to 62% From 65%, Poll Says
• Banco do Brasil, Caixa Cut Loan-Loss Provisions in August, Estado Reports
• Israeli Stocks Rise Most in Two Years on Shufersal Sale, European Outlook
• Night Flight Ban Causing Problems, Fraport Chief Tells Focus
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Construction, Telecom Egypt and Sodic
• West Brom Beats Wolves in Premier League on Goals From Brunt, Odemwingie
• Qantas CEO Joyce Says No Quick Resolution to Strikes by Three Labor Unions
• Gillard Growth Spurs Second-Worst Global Bonds: Australia Credit
• Iran May Start Exporting Jet Fuel, Hopes for Gas Link to China, Media Say
• New Zealand to Battle France in Rugby World Cup Final That Rematches 1987
• Sudan Government Seeks Military Cuts in 2012 Budget, SMC Reports
• Sinohydro to List Shares in Shanghai Amid Market Slump
• Andy Murray Defends Shanghai Masters for Third Straight ATP Tennis Title
• BMW, Volkswagen Seek to buy Stakes in SGL Carbon, Spiegel Says
• Levrat Seeks Swiss Proprietary Trading Ban, SonntagsZeitung Says
• German Politicians’ Bank Accounts to Be Scrutinized, Focus Says
• Brenntag Seeks Asian Acquisitions, CEO Tells Euro am Sonntag
• Egypt T-Bill Yields Drop After Saudi Arabia Pledges Support
• Vueling to Start 48-Jet Order This Year, Sunday Express Reports
• Qatar to Name World Cup Consultant in November, Independent Says
• S. Africa’s ANC to Resume Malema Disciplinary Hearing on Oct. 26
• Suez Canal Vessel and Tonnage Report for Oct. 16
• Saudi Arabian Inflation Accelerates to Fastest Since January
• Pang Da Auto Gets Regulator Approval for 3.8 Bln Yuan Bond Sale
• Ackermann Says Bigger Rescue Plans May Be Illegal, Bild Reports
• U.S. Probes DC Mayor Gray’s Campaign, Washington Post Says
• Sodic Heads for Biggest Gain in 3 Months After Declaring Sales
• UBS Committed to Investment Banking, Ermotti Tells SonntagsBlick
• South Africa Banks Drafting Alternative Plan, City Press Says
• Anglian Water Appoints Tim Stone as Director, Independent Says
• KT, Telkom Work on Completing Stake Sale, Business Times Says
• RBS May Cut 5,000 Jobs in Investment Banking Unit, Times Says
• Rome Mayor Estimates Riot Damage at 1 Million Euros, Ansa Says
• Allied Irish May Tap Duffy As CEO, Sunday Business Post Says
• Indian Oil Lowers Mumbai Jet Fuel Price Starting Oct. 16
• Bank of Ireland May Wind Down ICS, Sunday Business Post Says
• Violent Extremists in Rome Have to Be Punished, Berlusconi Says
• BHP to Offer 2 Billion Pounds for Brazil’s Ferrous Resources, Times Says
• Saudi Arabia’s September Consumer Prices by Category
• UBS May Need Four Years to Recover, Ermotti Tells SonntagsBlick
• Saudi Arabia’s September Consumer Prices: Summary
• First Investment Agrees With Lenders on Restructuring
• HMV Is In Talks to Sell Its Stake In Music Service 7digital, Sky News Says
• Morgans Hotel Group, Invesco Buy East London’s Hoxton, Sunday Times Says
• Occupy Central Hong Kong Protesters Enter Their Second Day
• Djibouti’s Annual Inflation Rate Declines to 4% in September
• Zimbabwe Negotiating Sale of Agribank Stake, Biti Tells Standard
• D.N.A. Biomedical Wins FDA Approval to Market MinOmni Product
• Villiger Should Resign Early, UBS’s Senn Tells SonntagsZeitung
• Sodic of Egypt Says Nine-Month Sales Reached 570 Million Pounds
• Syria in Talks to Export Crude to ‘Friendly’ Markets, Watan Says
• Iceland Foods CEO Won’t Submit First-Round Bid, Telegraph Says
• Egypt Will Honor Court-Revoked Steel Licenses for Fee, Mal Says
• Turkish Home Prices Rose Annual 7.2% in September, Sabah Says
• Arab Polvara Rises to Highest in Week After Workers End Strike
• More Swiss Banks Affected by Lehman Bankruptcy, Sonntag Reports
• Libya Fighters Search Capital for Opponents After Firefight With Loyalists
• Orascom Construction Advances After Unit Wins Mall Contract
• Hague Says Protests in the Street Will Not Solve Debt Problems
• Swiss Raiffeisen CEO Backs Sarasin-Vontobel Merger, SZ Reports
• People’s Party Widens Lead Before Spain’s Nov. 20 Election, Two Polls Show
• Sebastian Vettel Wins Korean Grand Prix for 10th Victory of F-1 Season
• Dubai’s September Consumer Prices: Details
• Dubai’s September Consumer Prices: Summary
• Arab League to Discuss Suspending Syria’s Membership, Ahram Says
• Time Not Right to Lift Shorting Ban, ESMA’s Maijoor Tells Pais
• Trichet Says EU Leaders Must Take Appropriate Measures at Summit
• Lufthansa’s BMI Sale May Be Complicated by Pensions, Times Says
• Arab Polvara Resumes Operations After Strike Ends, Mal Says
• Beattie McGuinness Bungay Closes New York Office, Telegraph Says
• U.K. Developer Candy Plans to Set Up Bank, Telegraph Reports
• ADRs Best Weekly Gain Since 2008 Led by Allot: Israel Overnight
• Krispy Kreme’s U.K. Operations Bought by Investors, Times Says
• Orascom Construction Unit Wins 416 Million Euro Contract in UAE
• Orascom Construction Unit Wins Abu Dhabi Mall Contract, Mal Says
• Zain Appoints Omar Al-Omar Acting CEO of Zain Kuwait
• Best Buy May Shut U.K. Shops, Work More With Partner, Times Says
• Electra Unit to Sell Rights in Toronto Property for 173M Shekels
• Wales Captain Warburton Gets Three-Week Ban for Rugby World Cup Tip Tackle
• ISRAEL DAYBOOK: Bank of Israel to Release Development Report
• Suez Canal Vessel and Tonnage Report for Oct. 15
• Discount Investment to Sell Shufersal for 2.42 Billion Shekels
• Iran Minister Says ‘Wise’ Saudi Arabia Won’t Enter U.S. ‘Game’
• Omanis Elect Members of Consultative Shura Council After Unrest
• National Bank of Kuwait Denies Exposure to First Investment
• Africa-Israel Unit to Sell Clock Tower Building for $165 Million
• No. 1 LSU, Next Four Ranked Teams Are Undefeated in U.S. College Football
• Oberoi Realty Profit Rises 17% to 1.11 Billion Rupees
• Guinea Raises Investments in Energy, Health in Revised Budget
• Former India Minister Surrenders on Land Charges, Times Says
• Texas Rangers Rout Detroit Tigers 15-5 to Reach Baseball’s World Series
• Yudhoyono to Announce Cabinet Members Oct. 18, Spokesman Says
• China’s Inflation Rate to Rise to 5.5% This Year, Xinhua Says
• Preschoolers May Get Attention-Deficit Drugs Under Guidelines
• Inflation Probably Eased in September
• Obama Iced Tea Toast Marks Republican-Backed Trade Deal Win
• Perry Had Republican Fundraising Lead in Third Quarter With $17.2 Million