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May 28, 2012

• Saigon Petroleum, Thalexim Seek to Buy Fuel for June, July
• EBRD Seeks to Sell GM-AvtoVAZ Venture Stake, Vedomosti Says
• Yandex May Swap Face.com Stake for Facebook, Vedomosti Says
• Pound May Decline Against Yen on Fibonacci: Technical Analysis
• Asia Currencies Decline, Led by Ringgit, as Spain Concern Mounts
• Lille’s Eden Hazard Says He’s Chosen to Join Chelsea Next Season
• Taiwanese Shares Climb Most in Four Weeks on KMT’s Tax Proposal
• Manabi Seeks Batista Gains in Bear-Market IPO: Corporate Brazil
• Azul’s Neeleman Says Trip Acquisition Equals 4 Years of Growth
• Nomura Falls on Report SESC May Recommend Penalty for Leak
• Asia-Pacific Bond Risk Rises, Credit-Default Swap Prices Show
• Libya’s Agoco Oil Output to Pass Pre-Conflict Levels, IOD Says
• Philippine Peso Falls as Spain Concern Mounts
• Panasonic Gains After Saying It May Cut More Jobs: Tokyo Mover
• Renesas Shares Extend Two-Day Drop, Fall to Record: Tokyo Mover
• Peru Protests Against Xstrata Mine Leave Two Dead
• Japan Rebound May Be Cooling as Jobless Rate Rises
• Russia, Qatar World Cups Bids May Face Probe, FIFA Adviser Says
• Scandal-Besieged Gillard Boosts Australia’s Labor Support
• Bank Tabungan, Danamon, Semen Gresik: Indonesian Equity Preview
• Japan Says Tuna Radiation Levels May Need Global Monitoring
• Suncorp-Metway Plans Inaugural Offering of Covered Bonds
• Australian New-Home Sales Surge 6.9% in April, Most in Two Years
• Azarenka Avoids French Open Upset; Federer Matches Connors Mark
• Blair Denies Murdoch Deals as Protester Disturbs Ethics Probe
• Wheat Called Lower as Rains Boost Plantings; Soybeans May Gain
• South Korea Has 17,032 MW of Nuclear Capacity Online
• Beijing Ex-Mayor Says June 4 Could’ve Been Avoided, SCMP Reports
• Seaway Oil Torrent Boosts Gas Cargoes as Scorpio Rises: Freight
• Governor Jerry Brown Can Do More to Green Up California
• Congress’s Trade Policy Is Increasingly Delusional
• Banks’ Hyper-Hedging Adds to Risk of a Market Meltdown
• The Truth About Uncertainty Is That It’s (Mostly) Untrue
• How I Escaped From Bolivian Jungle After Concert: Travel
• Hedge-Fund Billionaire Woos Binoche: Cannes Film Review
• Debt-Ceiling Deja Vu Could Sink Economy
• Bank of Portugal Says Clients Have ‘High’ Confidence in Banks
• Mickelson Joins Group Seeking to Buy Padres, Union-Tribune Says
• Spot Gold Declines 0.5% in Early Asian Trade; Futures Advance
• Bovespa Advances as PDG Leads Rally in Homebuilders
• Olympic Games Spur Doping Alert for $82-a-Shot Stamina Booster
• Rajoy Seeks European Backing as Spain’s Access Narrows
• Hungarian Sentiment Index Plunges on ‘Deeply Pessimistic’ Mood
• Oil Is the Key to Peace Between Sudan and South Sudan
• Euro Rises as Greek Pro-Bailout Party Leads Opinion Polls
• Panoro 2-Day Gain Biggest Since 2010 on Sale Hopes
• Brazilian Stock Movers: CCR, Embraer, LLX, PDG Realty, Positivo
• Air Canada Jet Set Makes Emergency Landing in Toronto
• Brazil’s Real Rises for Fourth Straight Day on Swap Speculation
• Mexican Peso Snaps Four-Day Slide as Greek Polls Push Oil Higher
• Positivo Advances the Most in a Month After Lenovo Report
• Peru Stocks: Candente, Maple, IRL, Panoro, Relapasa
• Three-Quarters of U.K. Voters Seek Economy U-Turn, Poll Suggests
• Najib Unveils $6.5 Billion in Malaysia Private Investment
• South Korean Manufacturer Confidence Falls From 9-Month High
• Chilean Stocks: Cap SA and Banco Santander Chile Were Active
• Mexico Stocks: Sare Holding, Banregio, Geo, Cemex Are Active
• Colombian Stocks: Pacific Rubiales Energy, Petrominerales
• Employment Probably Accelerated: U.S. Economy Preview
• Velarde Says Delay in Naming Directors Harming Peru Central Bank
• Argentina Stock Movers: Aluar, Petrobras, YPF Were Active
• USDA Montana Spot Grain Closing Prices for May 28
• Portugal Municipalities to Get 1 Billion Euros for Debt
• Emerging Stocks Rise for 3rd Day on China Stimulus, Greek Polls
• Research In Motion Seeks New Legal Officer
• Loyola Tops Maryland 9-3 to Win NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship
• Euro Strengthens as European Stocks Erase Advance
• ‘Horrified’ Annan Arrives in Syria as Massacre Draws Ange
• Canadian Stocks Snap Four-Day Rally Amid Spain Concern
• Loyola Beats Maryland To Win NCAA Men’s Lacrosse Championship
• Ecuador First-Quarter Remittances Fall 9.2%, Central Bank Says
• Obama Joins Americans to Honor Legacy of U.S. Veterans
• Pepsico Mexican Unit Firebombed as Officials Point to Cartel
• Colombia Yields Fall to One-Week Low as Bank Holds Rate Steady
• Russia Says Annan Trip to Syria ‘Leaves Chances’ for Settlement
• Canad Plans Back-to-Work Law to End Strike at CP Rail
• Syria Says Militants Committed Houla Massacre, SANA Reports
• Karachi Blackouts Worsen With Power Ship Idle in Harbor
• Mobile TeleSystems Buys Tascom WiFi Network for $38.3 Million
• Qatar Forecasts Budget Surplus at 23% of Spending in 2012-13
• Russia’s Updated State Asset Sales Plan Approved, Interfax Says
• Russia Says U.S. Ambassador McFaul’s Statements ‘Unprofessional’
• Colombia to Keep Rate at Three-Year High, Survey Shows
• Mauritania’s Supreme Court President Rejects Dismissal From Job
• Brazil to Ease Rules on Tax Breaks for Infrastructure Bonds
• ACS Agrees to Sell Seven Power Lines in Brazil at $942 Million
• Tadic to Lead Serb Coalition Talks, Seeks to End Stalemate
• Iraq Stock Exchange Seeks Broader Investor, Add Liquidity
• Funds Make Wrong-Way Bets Before Price Slump: Commodities
• Copper Climbs for Third Day on Reduced Concern About Euro Crisis
• Lazio Captain Arrested, Juve Coach Probed in Italy Soccer
• Brazilian Stocks: LLX Logistica, PDG Realty, Positivo Are Active
• Belka Says Polish Economy ‘Cruising’ at About 4% Annual Growth
• Steinbrueck Sees Hollande Proposals Affecting Credit, Bild Says
• Cameron Discusses Euro Contingency Plans With Bank of England
• British Open Champion Clarke to Miss U.S. Open With Groin Injury
• Chevron Reports Well Blowout in California’s Cymric Oilfield
• Saudi Aramco Pumped 9.1 Million Barrels a Day Oil in 2011
• Greek Fund Disburses $23 Billion to Banks
• Congo May Have Violated IMF Deal With Mining Asset Sale
• Egypt Confirms Mursi, Shafik to Contest Presidential Runoff
• Wheat Falls in Paris as Rains Seen Boosting Europe Crops
• Colombia Central Bank Rate Statement (Text) (Spanish)
• Blue Index Owners Guilty of Inside Trades, Other Cleared
• England Beats West Indies in 2nd Test to Ensure Series Win
• Tingyi Net Income Rises 61% on Gains From PepsiCo Deal
• Lotus CEO Is Suspended After DRB Complaint Over Conduct
• BAA Seeks Second Chance to Appeal Forced Stansted Sale
• Spain May Use Its Debt Instead of Cash for Bankia Group
• Oando Gains for Third Day on Unit’s Niger Oil Field Deal
• Minority Shareholders of Serbian Agrobanka Mull Legal Action
• TNK-BP Billionaire Fridman Quits as CEO, Deepening Dispute
• Olympus Ex-CEO Woodford Said to Seek $60 Million in Suit
• German Stocks Fall; Banks, Utilities Offset Greek Polls
• European Stocks Are Little Changed; Banks Drop, Rio Rises
• Rhoen Klinikum Management Board Backs Fresenius Offer
• Most U.K. Stocks Advance, Led by Rio Tinto; IAG Falls
• Repsol Seen Cutting Dividend to Defend Rating After YPF: Energy
• Swiss Franc Drops Against Euro on Greece as SNB Weighs Controls
• Lukoil Jumps to Two-Week High as First-Quarter Profit Rises
• Spanish-German Yield Spread Widens to Euro Record on Bank Funds
• Pound Snaps 4-Day Gain Versus Euro as Greece Exit Concern Eases
• Summa to Buy United Grain Stake With 5.95 Billion-Ruble Bid
• Beryl Cut to Tropical Depression, Hurricane Center Says
• Santiago Retail Sales Rose 5.5% in April From Year Earlier
• Bankrupt Nuclear Waste Firm Impact Services Gets Deadline
• MTS, Sistema Gain on Weighting Increase in MSCI 10/40 Index
• England Beats West Indies by 9 Wickets in Second Cricket Test
• Novatek Falls First Day in Three on MSCI 10/40 Weighting Cut
• FIFA Task Force Considered Scrapping Soccer’s Rule-Making Body
• Broadbent Says BOE Will Respond If Worst Euro Fears Realized
• Russia Equity Movers: Lukoil, MTS, Novatek, Sistema, TNK-BP
• Kuwait Agrees Finance Minister Resignation, KUNA Says
• Illovo Pulls out of Mali Sugar Project on Security Concerns
• Vestas Gets Local Approval for U.K. Plant Subject to Job Target
• Erdogan Siding With Generals May Signal Islamist Split
• Tongaat Hulett Rises as Profit Climbs, Output to Advance
• Moody’s Bulgaria Rating, Outlook Reflect Moderate Strength
• SSE’s U.K. Aldbrough Gas Site Can Pump 20 Million Cubic Meters
• Centrica Halts U.K. South Humber 1 Gas Unit for Planned Repairs
• Turkey Stocks: Akbank, Denizbank Shares Active in Istanbul
• Akbank Drops for 6th Day in Istanbul on Citigroup Disposal
• Czech Stocks: Erste Group Bank, Orco Property Group Are Active
• China’s Li Says No Pressure From $42 Million French Open Win
• U.K. Police Add Money Laundering to Phone Hacking Probe
• Tin Traders Probably Added to Bets That Prices Will Climb
• South Africa Bonds Gain Second Day on Rate Bets
• Serb Govt Talks Won’t Be Easy, Need Compromise, Tadic Says
• Roche Limits Drug Billing Credit for Spanish, Portuguese Clinics
• South Sudan Says Sudan Bombed Country Before Peace Talks
• U.S. Stock Futures Gain as Greek Polls Ease Exit Concern
• Mining Maven Says Share Slump to Spur Merger Boom
• Chilean Peso Gains as Eased Greek Concern Supports Copper Prices
• Mursi and Shafik Qualify for Egypt Vote Runoffs, Commission Says
• World's 10 Biggest Nickel-Consuming Countries in 2011
• Alternatifbank to Sign $198 Million Loan to Refinance Debt
• Teva Has Longest Rout Since November: Israel Overnight
• World’s Top Refined Nickel-Producing Countries in 2011
• ECB Says Didn’t Settle Any Bond Purchases for 11th Week
• Abu Dhabi May Inject CO2 in Offshore Fields to Boost Output
• PDG Rallies as Investor Proposes Cash Injection
• Ruble Headed for Biggest Gain in Month, Bond Yields Fall on Oil
• Kenyan Shilling Drops to Lowest in 4 Months on Month-End Demand
• Indian Oil Corporation CP deal:India Money Markets
• Egyptian Stocks: CIB, Credit Agricole and Orascom Telecom
• Corporation Bank and Canara Bank CDs Deals: Indian Money Market
• Rajoy Calls for Direct ESM Bank Support While Ruling Out Rescue
• Central Bank of India & Oriental Bank of Commerce CDs Deals
• SBI Global & Bajaj Finance CP:India Money Markets
• Commercial Papers Reported: India Money Market
• Dexia in Exclusive Talks With Sberbank to Sell Denizbank
• Certificate of Deposits Reported: India Money Markets
• Defending Champion Li Na Wins Her Opening Match in French Open
• EU Carbon May Become More Volatile in June: New Energy
• Romania to Raise Electricity Prices by June 30, Mediafax Says
• Nigeria to Export Three Amenam Crude Cargoes in July
• Cameron Backs Minister Sayeeda Warsi Amid Expenses Dispute
• Gamesa to Furnish 22 Turbines for Nicaragua Wind Energy Project
• Samsung Signs Deal to Build $340 Million Bangladesh Power Plant
• Iraq to Buy 3 Million Tons of Wheat as Production Declines
• Euro Re-Denomination Would Trigger Debt Defaults, Fitch Says
• Iran’s Larijani, Who Oversaw 2011 Presidential Probe, Re-Elected
• NMDC Fourth-Quarter Profit Falls on Lower Prices of Iron Ore
• Greek Democratic Left Demands Euro Pledge to Back Syriza
• India’s Bond Yields Near One-Week Low on Central Bank Purchases
• Africa Has Less Room to Offset Europe Crisis, AfDB Says
• Uchumi of Kenya Falls 3rd Day on Valuation Bets: Nairobi Mover
• Algeria Plans to Raise Refining Capacity 18%, El Moudjahid Says
• Indian Hospitals Lure Private Equity as Demand Surges
• White-Sugar Premium Nears Seven-Month High as Iraq, Sudan Buy
• Egypt Agreed to Ship Out 867 Tons of Cotton Last Week
• China Poised to Revive Cash-for-Clunkers Program, Official Says
• Barclays Sells German Unit to Deutsche Wohnen for $1.56 Billion
• Asia Stocks Snap Loss Streak as Greece Exit Concern Eases
• Israel Stocks: Cellcom, Bezeq, Partner, Redhill, Azrieli, Hot
• Diageo Targets Brazil With $453 Million Ypioca Acquisition
• Google May Face Further U.K. Action After FCC Privacy Report
• Indonesia’s Kharisma Sells 3,000 Tons of Palm Oil
• Italy Business Confidence Falls to Lowest in Almost 3 Years
• CSU’s Michelbach Calls for Temporary Halt to Greek Aid Payments
• U.K. Hometrack House Prices Jump as London Values Surge: Economy
• Forint Strengthens for Third Day in Hungarian Holiday Trading
• Zloty Advances Versus Euro as Greek Pro-Bailout Parties Gain
• Foreign Investors Sell Net 3.64 Billion Rupees of Indian Stocks
• German Trade Head Says Economic Zones Aren’t Solution, Bild Says
• Shanghai Port’s Zhuge Says Europe Trade Withstanding Euro Crisis
• Irish Supporters of EU Fiscal Treaty Keep Lead as Voting Begins
• Indonesian Lower-Quality Coal Swaps Slide; China Rises
• Europe Crisis Adds Concern to China Outlook at Moody’s
• Hong Kong Proposes Class Actions After Investor Concerns
• Indian Stock Futures Drop as Funds Sell Shares on Rupee
• Lira Strengthens Most in a Month on Higher Forex Reserve Bets
• Two Men Set Themselves on Fire in Tibet’s Capital Over China
• Rupiah Trades Near Lowest Level Since 2009 on Europe; Bonds Fall
• Polish Stocks: KGHM, PGE Power Utility Shares Move in Warsaw
• Orascom Telecom Retreats as Algeria Court Upholds Fine
• Prudential Names Paul Manduca to Succeed McGrath as Chairman
• Oil, Gold, Copper Rise; Natural Gas Falls: Commodities at Close
• Madagascar Power Utility Reports Monthly Loss, l’Express Says
• Astra Agro Sells 7,000 Tons of Palm Oil in Auction
• TNK-BP Shares Retreat After Fridman Resigns as Chief Executive
• Audi Sticks With Sales Goal Despite Crisis, Automobilwoche Says
• Italy Sells 4.25 Billion of Bonds as Borrowing Costs Rise
• Japan’s Kan Says He Acted to Prevent Fukushima Plant Evacuation
• Billionaire Kosyuk Plans MHP Buyback After Poultry Maker Slumps
• Toyota Accused of Religious Bias by Turkish Workers, Star Says
• Lukoil Quarterly Profit Gains 8%, Beats Analyst Estimates
• Indonesian Stocks: Ace Hardware, Indo Tambangraya, Kimia Farma
• Italy Sells Zero 2014 Bonds at 4.037% Vs 3.355% on April
• Israel 2022 Bond Yield Slips to Record Low on Bets Rates to Fall
• Sun Hung Kai’s Two Co-Chairmen Report to ICAC on Graft Probe
• Impala’s Zimbabwe Unit Denies Breaking Law as Exports Halted
• TeliaSonera Will Open Mobile Development Center in Estonia
• JAFZ Sukuk Holders Approve Early Redemption of $2 Billion
• Renesas Hits Record Low After Report of Cuts: Tokyo Mover
• China Stimulus May Be 2 Trillion Yuan, Credit Suisse Says
• Precise Biometrics Rises on Apple Certification: Stockholm Mover
• Zimbabwe Bank Deposits Rise to $4 Billion, Newsday Reports
• Hungary Used Forint Issuance to Pay Back Foreign Debt, MTI Says
• Taiwan Dollar Halts 3-Day Drop on Greece Outlook; Bonds Steady
• World Bank Says its Lending to Sri Lanka Will More Than Double
• Qatar Surplus Reached 85 Billion Riyals, Al-Sharq Says
• E.ON to Decide on Romanian Wind Projects in 2nd or 3rd Quarter
• Bloxham Ceases Regulated Activities After Overstating Income
• Spain Regional Rescue Risks Tipping Point on Yields: Euro Credit
• Greek Casino Freezes Operations as Workers Strike, Skai Reports
• Chelsea’s Ivanovic Is Pursued by Real, Guardian Says: Roundup
• China Stocks: Anhui Conch, BYD, Hafei, Railway Erju, SAIC, ZTE
• Orascom Telecom Plans to File Appeal in Algeria Case
• Asian Currencies Gain as Concern Greece Will Exit Euro Subsides
• PGE Is Working on Eurobond Program, CFO Tells Parkiet
• Deutsche Bank Accused of Improper Swap Sales in Unitech Lawsuit
• Czechs to Generate 50% Nuclear Power by 2030, Hospodarske Says
• Greek Pro-Bailout Parties Gain Amid Euro Collapse Concern
• Philippine Peso Rises From 2-Month Low as Drop Excessive
• SNB’s Jordan Says Capital Controls Among Possible Moves
• Saudi Market Won’t Open to Foreigners Now, Eqtisadiah Says
• Turkey Plans to Drop State Monopoly on Railroads, Sabah Reports
• Bruederle Calls Euro Bonds ‘Interest Rate Socialism,’ Welt Says
• Palm Oil Gains on Growing Demand Before Ramadan, Greece Optimism
• Philippine Stock Movers: First Philippine, Metro, Puregold Price
• Eastern Co. to Invest $83 Million in Alexandria Plants, Mal Says
• Bankia’s Writedowns Cast Doubts on Spain’s Bank Estimates
• Longhorn Publishers of Kenya Profit Jumps on Growth in Rwanda
• KGHM Copper Miner Advances Most in Week as Metal Gains on Greece
• China Stocks Gain on Government Support, Greek Election Optimism
• European Banks’ Dollar Funding Costs Decline to Two-Week Low
• Vietnam Equity Movers: Thanh Cong Textile, Hai Van Cement
• Iran Arrested ‘Spy’ Tied to Arab Intelligence Service, Fars Says
• Vietnam’s One-Year Bond Yields Drop to Lowest in a Week on Rates
• Italian Police Target Juventus Coach in Betting Probe, Ansa Says
• Australian Online Shopping Slows on Greece, IPad Lull
• Russia's Sunflower Seeds Seen Gaining 3.6% by SovEcon
• Iran Sets Condition for Possible Restrictions on Nuclear Work
• Aksigorta Gains After Saying Four Month Premiums Rose 16 Percent
• Copper Climbs for a Third Day on Greek Polls: LME Preview
• Spanish-German 10-Year Yield Spread Widens to 500 Basis Points
• Russia Sees Syrian Massacre as Bid to Stop Annan Plan, RIA Says
• BHP Must Start Olympic Dam Work by Year-End, Minister Says
• Renesas, TSMC Extend Cooperation on Developing Automotive Chips
• Most Japanese Stocks Fall on BOJ Remarks, Greece Concern
• Sovereign, Company Bond Risk Falls in Europe, Default Swaps Show
• Gornictwo, PGE, PKO Bank Polski: Central European Equity Preview
• Slovakia to Reduce Flows to Private Pension Funds, Sme Reports
• Slovakia to Ask Enel to Pay More for Generator Stake, Sme Says
• Aussie, Kiwi Gain on Prospects Greece to Avoid Euro Exit
• Eco-Bat Technologies Reports 53% Decline in First Quarter Profit
• Ferrovial to Bid on California Railway With Acciona, Cinco Says
• Mexico’s Pena Nieto Has 17 Point Lead Ahead of Presidential Vote
• European Stock Futures Advance After Greek Opinion Polls
• Singapore’s PAP Fails to Regain Support in By-Election
• South Africa Mine Union Supports Resource Tax, Business Day Says
• BOJ Counters ‘Misunderstanding’ on Asset-Purchase Plans: Economy
• NAB’s Calibre Asset Reduces Exposure After Gold ‘Disappointed’
• Eni, Exxon, Shell to Fund $986 Million Kazakh Share for Kashagan
• ISRAEL DAYBOOK: Iran Increased Output of Enriched Uranium
• Northwestern Wins Seventh Women’s Lacrosse Title in Eight Years
• China Yongda Scraps Hong Kong IPO Amid Weak Demand
• Rupee Drop Fans Inflation Risk as GDP Growth Slows
• Reliance Communications Shares Advance on Phone Usage
• Facebook To Start Money Transfer System in Russia: Kommes
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (GEM) Recorded 05/28/2012 (Tabl
• Hong Kong Short Selling Turnover (Main Board) Recorded 05/28/201
• Spurs Beat Thunder to Open NBA’s West Finals, Extend Win Streak
• Russia May Ban Beer Advertisement on Internet, Kommersant Says
• Matra, AAR Group May Buy Spain’s Vetra, Kommersant Says
• Malaysia Said to Plan $636 Million Bond of Mass Railway
• Avtotor Seeks $3 Billion Kaliningrad Car Project, Vedomosti Says
• JPMorgan Injects $394 Million in China Unit on Faster Growth
• Graff Plans Asia Expansion After $1 Billion Share Sale
• Republican on U.S. Labor Board Quits After Watchdog Allegations
• Zach Johnson Breathes Sigh of Relief After Golf Win at Colonial
• Dario Franchitti Holds Off Sato for Third Indianapolis 500 Win
• Obama Campaign Attacks Romney’s Bain Record Over Job Creation