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March 26, 2012

• Yields Less Than Italy’s Signal Indonesia Exiting Junk: Economy
• Zoomlion Ends Slump After Unit-Sale Reassurance: Hong Kong Mover
• Global Funds Sell Net 9.53 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Indonesia Prepares for Mass Protests Against Fuel-Price Rise
• Ex-AgBank Branch Head Fled With $16 Million of Loans, Police Say
• Sinopec’s Fu Says $2 Billion Joint Bid for China Gas ‘Fair’
• Oil Trades Near Three-Day High After Bernanke Speech
• Singapore Stocks: Biosensors, Neptune Orient Lines, Swiber
• India’s BSE and NSE Equity Derivative Market Activity
• Brazil Broadens Tax Breaks on Consumer Goods to Help Industry
• Afghan Civilian Deaths Raise ‘Revenge’ Risks for Troops
• China’s Industrial Company Profits Fall 5.2% on Exports
• Spot Uranium Price Unchanged at $51 a Pound, Ux Consulting Says
• Missing Nukes Fuel Terror Concern as Obama Drawn to Seoul
• Medco Takeover Seen Making SXC Priciest Target: Real M&A
• Vitro Bondholders Win Court Ruling on Defaulted Debt
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Falls, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Australia, N.Z. Stocks: Ramelius, Rio, Nufarm, Stockland
• Madoff Trustee’s Settlement With Picower Is Upheld by Court
• China Minsheng Bank to Raise $1.4 Billion in Share Sale
• Bumi Resources, Indocement, Indosat: Indonesia Equity Preview
• Allen & Gledhill Ends Talks With Law Firm Allen & Overy
• South Korean Equity Movers: Korea Gas, Korea Zinc, Poongsan
• Neptune Orient Lines Said to Pick Banks on Singapore Dollar Bond
• South Korea Has 15,702 MW of Nuclear Capacity Online
• Gillard Party Support Slumps to Near Record Low, Poll Shows
• Rooney Lifts Manchester United Three Points Clear Atop League
• ‘Mad Men’ Premiere Draws Record Viewers on Netflix Boost
• ICA Says Chairman’s Son to Be CEO of Largest Mexico Builder
• Senegal’s Stability Bolstered by Wade’s Decision to Stand Down
• Oppenheimer Fund Solicitation Challenged in Investor Lawsuit
• Australian Mortgage Arrears Rise Unexpectedly as Housing Stalls
• MF Global’s Counsel Resisted Giving Assurances on Transfers
• Australian Executives Favor Trade Barriers for Food
• Japanese Stock Futures Advance on Bernanke, German Confidence
• U.S. House Backs Exemptions to Swaps Rules in Bipartisan Vote
• Abandoning Gold Helped Dollar Gain Preeminence (Part 2)
• Fire Up America’s Jobs Factory With Aid for Startups
• Cyber Crime Boosts Threat to Financial Services, PwC Says
• BOE Says European Debt Concerns Persist as Yields Stay Elevated
• Netanyahu Sees Strike on Iran’s Nukes as Worth the Risk
• Grocers Abandon Big Is Beautiful as Tesco Leads: Retail
• All Americans Lose If Health-Care Law Is Overturned
• Obama’s Slip Won’t Let Russia Veto Europe Missile Defense
• Supreme Court Case Won’t End Republican Obamacare Attacks
• Witty Mondrian Hated Trees, Befriended Earthy Nicholson
• Hedge-Fund Chief Plans Sparkling Wine in U.K. Vineyard
• U.K. Rental Market Needs $319 Billion to Fill Financing Gap
• Indonesia Fuel-Price Rise Needed to Protect Growth, Basri Says
• Nigeria to Guarantee Bonds for Road, Rail, Electricity Projects
• DayByDay Beats RBS, Goldman in AQ Ranking
• Knicks’ Amar’e Stoudemire Is Out Indefinitely With Bulging Disc
• AIG’s Benmosche Tells CNBC U.S. Taxpayer May Profit From Bailout
• Google Told by Tokyo Court to Limit Autocomplete, Kyodo Says
• States From Ohio to Florida Weigh Running Company Funds
• Petrobras America Sues Over Broken Chain on Gulf Oil System
• Yahoo Names New Directors After Dispute With Third Point
• Batista in Talks to Sell $1 Billion Stake in EBX
• Inter Milan Fires Coach Claudio Ranieri, Promotes Stramaccioni
• LyondellBasell Sells $3 Billion in Bonds to Fund Debt Buyback
• Michigan Panel Gives Detroit 10 Days to Reach Finance Deal
• ‘Hunger Games’ Open Sets $153 Million Lions Gate Record
• Colombia Sees 2012 Coffee Crop as Low as 7.5 Million Bags
• Senate Agrees to Debate Bill Repealing Oil-Industry Tax Breaks
• Draghi Says Governments Must Stick to Decisive Measures
• SocGen Said to Create New Financial Institutions Unit
• Senate Banking Committee to Vote on Fed Nominees on March 29
• Harvard College Increases Undergraduate Costs by 3.5 Percent
• Online Poker Payment Processor Pleads Guilty to Conspiracy
• News Corp. Pay-TV Software Unit Hacked ITV Cable Cards, BBC Says
• Mexico Stocks: Mexichem, Elektra, Comercial Chedraui Were Active
• Credit Swaps Fall as Bernanke Says Accommodative Policy Needed
• Treasuries Fall as Bernanke Comments Fuel Inflation Bets
• Canadian Dollar Climbs Against U.S. Counterpart on Risk Appetite
• Euro Gains Versus Yen on Prospect of Combined Rescue Fund
• U.S. World Bank Candidate Kim to Visit China, Japan, Brazil
• Hedge Funds Make Wrong-Way Bets for a Fourth Week: Commodities
• Emerging Stocks Gain as Bernanke Bolsters Global Outlook
• Tesla Rises to Highest Since IPO After Analyst Boosts Rating
• Green Mountain Founder Sold Stock Before Starbucks Threat
• Baidu Leads Stock Climb on Fed Prospects: China Overnight
• Bernanke Says Accommodative Policy Needed
• South Korean Consumer Confidence Rises to 4-Month High, BOK Says
• Peru Stocks: Alturas, Candente, Buenaventura, Rio Alto
• Mold-Masters Said to Seek Extension of $237 Million of Debt
• Nokia to Sell $99.99 Windows Phone Via AT&T to Take On Apple
• Metals Climb as Bernanke Backs Stimulus: Commodities at Close
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for March 26
• MF Global’s Steenkamp Says He Had Little Knowledge of Fund Moves
• Sprint CEO’s Compensation Rose 31% to $11.9 Million in 2011
• St. Jude’s Recalled Heart Wire May Fatally Short-Circuit
• Benchmark IPC Equity Index Climbs to Record: Mexico City Mover
• U.S. Stocks Advance Following Bernanke’s Comments
• Rio Alto Gains Most in Three Months on Gold: Lima Mover
• Abu Dhabi Sovereign Fund Invests $2 Billion in Batista’s EBX
• Ex-Congressman Jefferson’s Foreign Bribes Convictions Upheld
• Court Opens Health-Care Clash With Law That May End Case
• Strauss-Kahn Charged With Procurement in Prostitute Ring
• A123 Replacing Batteries That Led to Fisker Karma Shutdown
• Groupon Investor NEA Seeks to Raise $2.3 Billion Venture Fund
• U.S. Companies Reporting Negative EPS Surprises, March 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Lower Quarterly EPS, March 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Earnings on March 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Positive EPS Surprises, March 26
• World Bank Nominee Kim to Travel to Brazil, India, China, Japan
• ‘Hunger Games’ Haul Sets Hollywood Searching for Heroines
• Biomet to Pay $22.9 Million to Settle U.S. Bribery Claims
• Colombian Stock Movers: Grupo Nutresa, Ecopetrol Were Active
• Stocks Rise on Euro Optimism, Fed; Treasuries Pare Loss
• U.S. Suspends Argentina Trade Benefits Over Unpaid Damages
• Tractor Supply Hits 18-Year High as Estimates Top Forecast
• DNA Mapped in a Day Prompts U.S. Review of Genome Ethics
• Oil Gains After Bernanke Comments on Looser Money Policy
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Closing Prices for March 26
• Ethanol Declines to Two-Week Low as Corn Falls on Crop Increase
• Kandarian’s Pay at MetLife More Than Doubles to $10.6 Million
• Hedge Funds Capitulating Buy Most Stocks Since 2010
• Minsheng Said to Price Shares at HK$6.79 Each in Offering
• Embraer Expects U.S. to Rebid Light Attack Plane Within Weeks
• Edwards Sapien Safely Replaces Aortic Valves at Two Years
• Ackermann Says Spanish Contagion ‘Not Off Table,’ N-TV Reports
• Myriad’s Human-Gene Patent Rehearing Ordered by High Court
• Canada’s Africa Oil Surges on Oil Discovery: Vancouver Mover
• Salfacorp Rebounds After Denying Covenant Breach: Santiago Mover
• J&J Drug Treats Lung Clots With Less Bleeding, Study Finds
• Eating Chocolate Regularly May Make You Leaner, Survey Suggests
• Noda to Tell Nuclear Security Summit to Heed Fukushima Lessons
• Chilean Stocks: Cencosud, Ripley Corp and Salfacorp Were Active
• Brazil to Extend Tax Breaks for Home Appliances, Folha Says
• Holcim Shares Being Offered in Placing, Sales Document Shows
• AIG’s ILFC Seeks $550 Million Term Loan to Refinance Debt
• Peru Yields Rise After Central Bank Sees Slower CPI Descent
• Campers Wait at High Court for Seat at Health-Care Arguments
• Silver Says Deal Near on Cuomo’s $132.5 Billion New York Budget
• Gasoline Advances to 10-Month High as Bernanke Backs Stimulus
• U.S. Regulators to Overhaul Supervision of Leveraged Loans
• Canadian Natural Gas Declines on Warmer-Than-Normal U.S. Weather
• Tebow Press Event Means $2 Million in Free Exposure for Toyota
• Cheney ‘Awake and Talking’ After Heart Transplant Over Weekend
• Bats CEO Blaming Code Stirs Concern on Market Complexity
• Schneider-Ammann Says He’d Like Franc at 1.35, 1.40
• Columbia University Trustees Sue Illumina Over Patents
• Christie Economist Once Backed Tax Boost Governor Opposes
• Europe's Bigger Firewall Gets German Support
• Cuba to Build Golf Courses and Theme Parks to Attract Tourists
• Iceland Won’t Finish EU Talks Before Next Parliament Elections
• A123 Systems, Lions Gate, Safeway: U.S. Equity Movers
• Cold Snap Threatens N.Y. Apples Tonight After Record Warmth
• Australian Dollar Rises Against U.S. Peer on Yield Hunt
• Treasury Said to Want Ally Sale With IPO Seen Unlikely
• Saints’ Payton Spoke to Parcells About Interim Job, ESPN Says
• Nigeria Appoints Manitoba as Network Operator for Utility
• NLRB’s Flynn Won’t Quit, Says ‘No Wrongdoing’ on Ethics
• BMW Recalls 1.3 Million Vehicles Because of Battery Cable Fault
• Stocks to Gain as Crisis Wanes, BlackRock’s Doll Says: Tom Keene
• HD Supply Seeks to Refinance Term Loan, ABL Credit Facilities
• JPMorgan’s Chase Website Falters After Attempted Weekend Upgrade
• Maseltov May Join in Praktiker Capital Increase , Boersen Says
• CT Scan Can Weed Out Heart Attack Threat Quicker, Study Says
• Mexico Cuts Sugar Forecast for 2012 Crop to 5.04 Million Tons
• Santorum Appears Near Court to Blast Romney on Health Care
• Danaher, Cooper Said to Seek Sale of Apex Tool Venture
• Tebow Will Work to Start While Accepting Jets’ Backup Role
• Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina Endorses Romney
• Google Told by Tokyo Court to Limit Autocomplete, Kyodo Says
• FTC Calls for Laws to Boost Consumer Privacy Protections
• Ex-Russian Banker Remains in Coma as Police Seek Information
• EU Ratings Rotation Plan Said to Face Possible Rejection
• Egypt Lifts Travel Ban on Activist Mamdouh Hamza, MENA Reports
• Russian Regulator Says It Hasn’t Revoked Mechel Unit’s Licenses
• The Health-Care Debate Outside the Supreme Court
• Endemol Debt Taken On, Converted Into Shares by Apollo
• German Government Plans to Cut Solar Subsidies by 30 Percent
• Road-Work Halt Days Away as Congress Argues Funding Bill
• Tebow in New York Before His Jersey as NFL Changes to Nike
• EU Carbon Erases Losses as Trading Surges at End of Session
• E-Mail Clears Jon Corzine, Sort Of
• Permira Said to Weigh Sale of Birds Eye After Approaches
• Mexichem to Target Shale Gas Should Mexico Relax Monopoly
• Glencore Said to Hold Conference Call for Bond Investors
• Nasdaq Delays Nordic Clearing Choice, Citing Regulation
• Deutsche Bank to Pay $32.5 Million to Settle Mortgage Suit
• Republicans Seek to Delay EPA Rules Due to High Gasoline Prices
• Italy to Sell at Least EU28 Billion of Bonds in Second Quarter
• Qualcomm Challenges Broadcom’s Rein in Wi-Fi Chip Market
• Shale Boom in Europe Fades as Polish Wells Come Up Empty
• Ruble Strengthens to Seven-Month High on Exporter Tax Payments
• TAG to Buy BayernLB’s DKB Real-Estate Unit for $213 Million
• Alberta Premier Redford Calls Provincial Election for April 23
• Argentine Stocks: Edenor, Telecom Argentina and YPF Are Active
• China’s Hu Tells Obama Large Yuan Rise Won’t Fix U.S.
• Michigan Court Reverses Detroit Financial Crisis Review Order
• USDA Boxed Beef Cutout Midday Prices for March 26
• Vestas Remains Top Wind Turbine Maker, Goldwind Is Second
• Facebook Asks Dismissal of ‘Fraudulent’ Ownership Claim
• Stomach Stapling Surgery Puts Diabetes on Hold, Studies Find
• Obamacare is Unconstitutional? Now They Tell Us
• Polish Stocks: KGHM, Sadovaya Group Shares Move on Warsaw Bourse
• Sub-Sahara Africa Stocks: Kenya Commercial Bank, Lafarge Cement
• Cameron Publishes Names of Conservative Donors He Dined With
• How the Depression Changed Our Diet: Echoes
• Nigeria Detains Two After Shots Fired at U.S. Embassy
• German Stocks Advance After Business Confidence Climbs
• Madoff Feeder Fund’s Liquidators Drop Ernst & Young Lawsuit
• U.K. Stocks Advance as German Business Confidence Climbs
• European Stocks Rally After Germany Data; EasyJet Climbs
• Acibadem Falls in Istanbul as Regulator Approves Share Purchase
• Frontier Currencies Irresistible as Naira Yields More
• Cuomo Said to Reach $13.1 Billion Deal to Fund MTA Projects
• French Jobless Claims Rose for 10th Month in February
• Credit Suisse VIX Note Decline Highlights Investor Risk
• Spain PP Misses Majority in Andalusia, Undermining Budget
• Celesio Plans to Sell DocMorris Pharmacy Business, FAZ Reports
• Romney Aide Gaffe Shows Crack in Message Discipline Plans
• The Rehabilitation of Rick Perry Begins
• South African Equities: African Rainbow, AngloGold, Richemont
• Norske Skog Advances as Norway, Chile Sales Cut Debt: Oslo Mover
• Norske Skog Sells Norway, Chile Assets to Reduce Debt
• Aberdeen Says Funds Increased 6% in First Two Months of 2012
• Akbank Falls on Citigroup Selling Stake: Istanbul Mover
• Lamprell Sees Scope to Raise Margins in Global Rig Market
• U.K. Gilts Drop as Stocks Rise After German Confidence Improves
• Hungary Stocks: CIG, Gedeon Richter Shares Move in Budapest
• ING Said to Seek at Least $7 Billion for Asia Insurance Unit
• Swiss Stocks Advance, Halting Five-Day Losing Streak
• OMV Petrom Sees 2.7% Increase in 2012 Profit, Lower Output
• BG, Eni Make East Africa Gas Finds Larger Than U.K. Reserves
• Serbian Central Bank Mulling Change in Reserve Requirements
• Cheney Transplant at 71 Highlights Threat to Young Patients
• Netherlands to Step Up Checks of Pesticides Linked to Bee Deaths
• Spanish Bonds Rise as Bund Spread Eases Amid Firewall Optimism
• War Veterans Group Says Unemployment Higher Than U.S. Count
• KfW Said to Plan Sale of Two-Year Bonds in Euros
• Court Opens Health-Care Debate With Law That May Derail Case
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, Kit Digital, New World Resources
• Lira Jumps Most in Eight Weeks as Bank Support Seen Continuing
• Hundreds Rally in China Over Guarantee Company, Xinhua Reports
• GCC States Foreign Assets Accumulation to Slow in 2012, IFF Says
• Turkish Central Bank May Leave Rate-Corridor Unchanged
• Turkey Stocks: Acibadem, Akbank, Sabanci Holding Are Active
• Zloty Gains Most in Week on Polish Retail Sales, German Data
• Rainbow, Astral Jump on Cheaper Valuations: Johannesburg Mover
• European Bank Stress Tests Need Rethink, Elderfield Says
• Forint Gains as Hungary Seeks IMF Before Bonds: Budapest Mover
• Scene This Week: Frick's Belle Epoque Ball, Ferragamo
• Kuwait to Issue Tender for Second Airport Terminal, KUNA Reports
• Nissan May Accelerate Brazil Expansion After Mexico Deal
• Obama Urges Hu to Send Message to North Korea on Missile Launch
• Dallas Fed Factory Index Decreased to 10.8 in March From 17.8
• Daily Mail to Pay Damages for Untrue Societe Generale Debt Story
• Ecuador Foreign Reserves Fell 2.8% Last Week to $3.46 Billion
• EU to Allow Air Strikes Into Somali Territory, Spiegel Reports
• U.S. Supreme Court Orders Trial in Case of ‘Israel’ on Passport
• U.K. Fuel-Tanker Drivers Vote to Strike, Press Association Says
• S&P Said to Name Ratings Executives as Peterson Overhauls Firm
• Piraeus Port Authority 2011 Profit Declines to EU6.5 Million
• Ukraine’s Sovereign Debt Fell 0.5% in February, Ministry Says
• U.S. March Dallas Fed Business Outlook Report (Text)
• Equatorial Guinea to Keep Zafiro Crude Exports Unchanged in May
• Saudi Arab Light Crude Price to Average $105 This Year, NCB Says
• Bernanke Hesitates to Extol Economy to Keep Reputation
• Services Displace Factories in Driving U.S. Expansion: Economy
• Yandex Internet Search Share Steady, Google Gains: Liveinternet
• Estonia’s Opposition Social Democrats Gain Support on Strike
• NWR Increases Most in Five Weeks as Bernanke Boosts Commodities
• Goldman Sachs Traders Knopman, Ha Said to Depart for Hedge Funds
• Greek Bonds Overstate Restructuring Risk, Cavallo Says
• Court Rejects Wisconsin Bid to Ban Transgender Inmate Treatments
• AudioCodes Drops Most Since October on Lower Sales Forecast
• Midmorning Positive EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 26
• Midmorning Negative EPS Surprises for U.S. Companies, March 26
• U.S. Companies Reporting Midmorning EPS, March 26
• NLRB Counsel Authority Challenge Denied U.S. High Court Review
• Pending Sales of US Existing Homes at Near Two-Year High
• Fisker Sees DiCaprio Driving Away Doubt for Plug-In Karma
• R.J. Reynolds Loses Bid to Fight Smoker’s Verdict in High Court
• Telekom Austria to Sell 750 Million Euros of 10-Year Bonds
• Mexico’s Peso Rises for a Second Day on U.S. Growth Outlook
• London Olympic Demand Hurting Euro 2012 Soccer Hospitality Sales
• Roche Extends Illumina Bid Again Before Meeting Vote
• Cadbury Nigeria Gains Most in Six Months on Valuation Bets
• High-Frequency Trades Seen Boosting Commodity-Stocks Link
• Egyptian Stocks: Orascom Construction Industries and EFG-Hermes
• Obesity Drugs May Need Heart Risk Studies Before Approval
• South African Corn Stocks Drop to Lowest Level in 9 Months
• Ukraine Deputy Economy Minister Kopylov Is Dismissed, Unian Says
• Steam Ascends Toward a Circle of Sky: Today's Pic
• Soybeans May Rise on Supply Concern; Grains Forecast Steady
• ECB Says It Didn’t Settle Any Government Bonds Last Week
• ‘Hunger Games’ Brings Lions Gate $155 Million Sales Record
• Bulgaria Clears LUKERG Purchase of Three Wind Parks
• Citigroup Says Dutch No Longer Part of Euro-Area Core
• Chile Peso Gains as German Confidence and Bernanke Buoy Copper
• Iceland Needs New Central Bank Policy Tools, Gudmundsson Says
• Russia Stocks Advance on Possible Khodorkovsky Parole, Germany
• Woods Heads to Masters After Ending PGA Tour Win Drought
• Nationwide Said to Plan Sale of Five-Year Bonds in Euros
• Brazil’s Economy Slowing Less Than Expected on Strong Demand
• PNB and IDBI CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• PNB and SBH CDs Deals:Indian Money Market
• Kenya Shippers Say South Sudan Trade Increases Border Congestion
• Zimbabwe to Borrow $100 Million for Harare Water Systems
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Markets
• Deripaska’s Basic Element Sees $3 Billion in Construction Sales
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Scene Last Night: Chefs Boulud, Soliveres Cook for Tuft, Lynne
• Merkel Says Germany May Let Rescue Funds Run in Parallel
• India Stock Futures Drop as Monti Revives Europe Concerns
• Bovespa Futures Rise on Commodities Gain, Brazil Growth Optimism
• Qatar to Award 3 Port Contracts This Year, QNA Reports
• Depa Returns to Profit After Luxury Project Gains
• U.S. Northeast Chill May Boost Heating Needs Near Normal
• Chubu Electric, Honda Motor, Tata Metaliks: Asia Stocks Preview
• JPMorgan Wins Case Against Trader Over Decimal Point Dispute
• Oil Falls, Extending Two-Week Drop on Europe Debt, China
• Contract Research Files Bankruptcy With Plan to Sell Assets
• Dyckerhoff Sees Earnings Growth in 2013 After Stagnation
• U.S. Treasury Begins Sale of Preferred Stock in Six TARP Banks
• Serbian Opposition Party Widens Lead Ahead of Vote, Survey Shows
• Killings Raise U.S. Challenge Among South Afghanistan Tri
• Kenya Shilling Falls as Companies Prepare Monthly Settlements
• Fed’s Inflation Gauge Reveals 2008 High a Distant Threat
• Rand Gains on German Confidence, Europe Bailout Speculation
• Seoul Nuclear Security Summit
• Oil Rises as Bernanke Call for Looser Policy Spurs Demand Hopes
• Jayawardene’s Century Helps Sri Lanka to 289-8 Against England
• Libya’s First Trade Fair Since Qaddafi Ouster Slated for April
• Saudi Borrowing Costs Rise to 10-Month High as Lending Picks Up
• Nigeria to Increase Crude Oil Exports for May to 10-Month High
• Salamander Seeks Partner for Indonesian Oil Field, CEO Says
• Lafarge Cement Wapco Advances After Full-Year Profit Jumps 74%
• Implied Stock-Price Moves for U.S. Companies Reporting Results
• Arab Summit to Offer Proposals to End Syria Crisis, Zebari Says
• Plosser Sees No Need for More Stimulus as Economy Recovers
• NAMA Raised $3.6 Billion From Property Sales, Noonan Says
• Slovenia Plan Benchmark Bond Sale After Borrowing Costs D
• Plosser Says Fed Shouldn’t Use Balance Sheet as Regular Tool
• Qantas, China Eastern Plan Cheap Flights for Asia Middle
• Kit Digital Rebounds on Bets Record Slump Overdone: Prague Mover
• Persian Gulf Stocks: BankMuscat, Bank Dhofar, Qatar Navigation
• Camtek Rises Most in Week After Orders Valued at $3.5 Million
• Vestas Remains Top Wind Turbine Maker, Goldwind Is Second
• S. Korea Sees Carbon Legislation Possible After April Election
• Foreign Investors Buy Net 3.3 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• MF Global, Goldman, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan, S&P in Court News
• Sri Lanka’s Exports Fall 0.6% as Agriculture Sales Decline
• AOL, Genzyme, NASA, Lin, Righthaven: Intellectual Property
• Aramex May Tap Debt Market as It Seeks to Fund Acquisitions
• Hot Climbs to Three-Week High as Cool Holding Says No Stake Sale
• Warburg Pincus Exits Kotak by Selling Its $272 Million Stake
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 2,500 Ton of Palm Oil
• Russia’s TNK-BP Said to Sell May ESPO Cargoes to Gunvor, Shell
• Ukrainian Spring-Grain Sowing Is Behind 2011, Researcher Says
• OTP Bank Falls as Spain Debt Concern Hits Europe Banking Stocks
• Egypt Offers 4 Billion Pounds in T-Bonds; Dollar Bonds Decline
• Thai Finance Ministry Raises Growth Forecast, Sees Rate Rise
• China Construction Bank Profit Rises 24% on Lending, Fees
• BankMuscat Leads Decline Among Lenders on Rate Cut: Muscat Mover
• Asian Stocks Drop Amid Earnings Concern, China Bank Risk
• Heat Waves, Rains Probably Linked to Warming, Scientists Say
• World’s Natural Teak Area Shrinks, Planted Area Gains, FAO Says
• Euro-Area Ministers to Decide This Week on Future of Firewall
• Enel’s Renewables Unit Taps Emerging Markets as Recession Bites
• German Ifo Business Confidence Unexpectedly Increases
• HSBC of U.K. Says It May Sell Retail, Wealth Units in Mauritius
• Prudential More Likely to Leave U.K. After FSA Email, Oriel Says
• Deutsche Shipping Boosts Loan Commitments by a Third in 2011
• South Ossetia Faces Runoff as Georgia Calls Elections a Farce
• Erste Leads Longest Czech Stock Rout This Year on Spain Concern
• Thailand Stocks: Krung Thai Bank, Kasikornbank, Solartron, True
• Asia Currencies Fall on U.S. Housing Data, Regional Stock Drops
• EFG-Hermes in Talks With QInvest to Form Investment Bank
• Astra Agro Sells 4,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• Chelsea Plans Bids for Ronaldo, Higuain, Telegraph Says: Roundup
• Baht Declines on Concern Importers Bought Dollars; Bonds Drop
• Tokyo-Osaka Seen as Best Bet After Deals Fail: Real M&A
• Yingde Said to Get $150 Million in Commitments From Banks
• Sinopec to Boost Oil, Gas Output to Counter Refining Losses
• Oil Falls; Soybeans Rise to One-Week High: Commodities at Close
• South African Coal Prices Have First Weekly Increase in a Month
• Indian Overseas Bank Hires Banks for Possible Dollar Bond Sale
• Indonesian Stocks: AKR Corporindo, Aneka, Hero, Panin Financial
• Nordea Shunning ECB Cash Gets Market Thumbs Up, CEO Says
• Indonesian Rupiah Gains on Central Bank Support; Bonds Advance
• China Plans to Add Medicines to Basic Drugs List This Year
• BYD Falls After Forecasting 95% Profit Plunge: Hong Kong Mover
• Ahlsell $700 Million Leveraged Buyout Loans Rise in First Trades
• Tibetan Protester Sets Himself on Fire to Protest Hu India Visit
• Global Ports Headed for Biggest Jump in Week on Dividend
• Egypt Minister Says Gasoline Crunch Over Soon, Shorouk Reports
• Hungary’s CIG Pannonia Heads for Biggest Decline in Four Months
• Dreyfus Cash Management Funds Daily Values as of Mar 23, 2012.
• Spain May Reignite Euro Debt Crisis: Monti
• Qatar Shares Rise to Three-Week High on Dividends, Earnings Bet
• Hungarian Market Collapses After Forex Loans Debacle
• China’s Money Rate Jumps Most in a Month as Banks Hoard Cash
• Merkel’s Party Wins Saarland State in Show of Crisis Backing
• AIJ Investment’s Asakawa Will Attend Diet Committee Tomorrow
• Surgut Issues Second Tender to Sell Urals Crude From Ust Luga
• Immofinanz Third-Quarter Profit Slumps on Euro’s Strength
• Vietnam Government Bonds Rally on Slowing Inflation; Dong Drops
• Lloyds Tsb Bank Plc Sells HKD7.85 billion 4-Year Notes
• International Bonds To Be Called Week of March 26, 2012
• Cimmyt Introduces Wheat Tolerant to Ug99 Fungus in Bangladesh
• Philippine Bonds Drop on Deficit, Inflation Outlook; Peso Drops
• Developers Gain on Citigroup Election Report: Hong Kong Mover
• Mauritius State Trading Seeks Tenders for 65,000 Tons of LPG
• Lloyds TSB Said to Sell HK$7.85 Billion of Four-Year Notes
• China Soft Landing May Be Hard for Commodity Exporters
• Cameron Pledges Investigation Over ‘Cash-For-Dinners’ Claim
• Corporate Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Credit-Default Swaps Show
• China Stocks: China Eastern Airlines, Poly, Vanke, Yanzhou Coal
• Monti Signals Spanish Euro Risk as EU to Bolster Firewall
• Leaders Target Loose Nuclear Material, Draft Communiqué Says
• Euro Pares Decline Versus Dollar as Ifo Confidence Index Rises
• SAP Says China Growth Not Hurt by Managers Leaving on Violations
• Italy Consumer Confidence Unexpectedly Increased in March
• Morgan Stanley Fund Sells Stake in Germany’s Frankfurt Trianon
• Global Ports Offers $32.9 Million Dividend as 2011 Net Rises 23%
• Cabral dos Santos May Join Portugal Telecom Board, Jornal Says
• Banca Popolare Said to Offer to Buy Back Floating-Rate Notes
• Philippine Equity Movers: Benguet, Philippine Long Distance, PNB
• Mexico Buys 400,000 Tons of South African Corn, Agritel Says
• U.K. Asks China to Probe Death of Citizen in Bo’s Chongqing
• German Stocks Erase Advance as Metro, Commerzbank Slip
• Spie Bondco Said to Sell 375 Million Euros of Notes
• Mauritius Lux Set for Longest Period of Gains in Nine Months
• Havas Shares Rise Most in 19 Months on Buyback: Paris Mover
• Coelho Sees Portuguese Economic Recovery in 2013, Economico Says
• Japan Stocks
• Oil Drops From Two-Day High in New York Demand Outlook
• Copper Advances in London on Demand Outlook: LME Preview
• Spanish 10-Year Bonds Advance, Narrowing Yield Spread Over Bunds
• Spanish Mortgage Lending Drops for 21st Straight Month
• Merkel Bloc Stalls Immigrant Plan as FDP Split Deepens, FTD Says
• Hot Shareholder Drahi Seeks to Sell 20% Stake, Calcalist Reports
• Coffee Stocks May Fall to ‘Critical’ Level Before Brazil’s Crop
• Great Portland Rents Out All of London Project Before Completion
• Areva to Spend EU2 Bln to Secure Equipment, Handelsblatt Says
• Singapore Output Misses Estimates on Electronics Slump: Economy
• Crude Oil Declines From Highest in Two Days in New York Trading
• Taiwan Stocks: Chimei, China Airlines, Fubon, Nan Ya Plastics
• German Bunds Snap Four-Day Gain Before Ifo Data, Bill Auction
• Europe’s ‘Complications’ Keep Leaders Away From Seoul
• Croatia Is Seeking Investors in Energy, Shipbuilding in Russia
• German Cabinet Needs Two-Thirds Majority on ESM, Die Welt Says
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi to Resume Campaign March 31 After Illness
• Vestas’ Engel Says 2015 Goal Was Too Ambitious, Borsen Reports
• Rwanda Given Six Months to Import 38,000 Tons of Sugar Duty-Free
• XCMG May Buy Schwing Stake Within Two Weeks, Handelsblatt Says
• Nigerian Ex-Police Inspector, Two Others Killed by Militants
• Austerity Just the Start, Schaeuble Adviser Says in Handelsblatt
• Tata Communications Plans African Expansion, Business Day Says
• DP World to Repay $3 Billion Loan in April
• Schmitz Says State Will Have to Fund Bafin, Handelsblatt Reports
• Most Chinese Stocks Advance, Led by Consumer Shares; BYD Drops
• Estonia’s Budget Surplus Widened to 1% of GDP in 2011; Debt Grew
• Hong Kong Securities Regulator Waives Annual Licensing Fees
• Saudi Arabia’s Rail Projects Cover 4,350 Miles, Arab News Says
• TAG to Buy DKBI This Week for EU960 Million, FT Deutschland Says
• Shenhua Energy Expects Coal Sales to Surpass Target This Year
• Kentucky, Kansas Complete NCAA Tournament’s Final Four
• Pope Seeks More Sway in Cuba Trip Amid Calls to Back Dissidents
• U.S. Stocks May Rally Another 30 Percent, Gayed Predicts
• Coeure Says ECB Can Withdraw Liquidity Measures ‘When Needed’
• Nan Ya Plastics Falls Most in 14 Months on Profit: Taipei Mover
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 03/26/2012 (Tabl
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• Hall of Fame Boxing Writer Bert Sugar Dies of Cardiac Arrest
• Mexico Poll Shows Leading Presidential Candidate Backed by 33%
• Sri Lanka Wins Toss, Bats First Against England in Series Opener
• Global Funds Buy Net 20.4 Billion Rupees of Indian Derivatives
• Boston College Reaches NCAA Hockey Semis With 17th Straight Win
• Lawmakers Call for Investigation of Facebook Password Requests
• Energy Week Ahead: Green Energy Spending Draws House Scrutiny
• Canada Opposition Head Mulcair Wants New Democrat Changes
• Derivatives Shift, High-Frequency Abuse, Salary Typo: Compliance
• Air Canada Labor Fight Spills Over Onto Fliers
• Fed More Effective With Inflation, Funds Rate Goals
• U.S. Gasoline Rises 11.49 Cents to $3.9297, Lundberg Says
• Utley Says He’ll Play This Season, Start for Phillies From DL
• Connecticut Reaches Seventh Straight Women’s NCAA Regional Final
• Forbidden Name in Hats, Lod Mosaic: Chicago Art
• Obama Relies on Debt Collectors Profiting From Student Loan Woe
• Bank Lobby’s Onslaught Shifts Debate on Volcker Rule
• Bales’s Security Clearance May Reflect Strain on Approval
• Romneycare’s 98% Success Rate Defies Gripes on Obama Law
• Light Beer Fights for Life as Craft Brews Invade Shelves
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