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prices Key Events on the Horizon August 21 — Fed Minutes from July30/31 FOMC meeting August 22-24 — Jackson Hole Annual Economic Policy Symposium (Bernanke not attending) September 5 — BOEJECB rate decisions September 7 — Australian election September 18 - FOMC rate decision September 22 — German ele

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JCP, JWN, SINA) EFTA00390485 Friday: U. of Michigan Consumer Confidence, Leading Indicators, China April Property Prices, Earnings (BH) Saturday: Bernanke speech at Bard College at Simon's Rock Commencement "Economic Prospects for the Long Run" (11am), Final FB lock-up Key Events on the Horizon May26

th UK escalates Independent • Rivals leaving Britain behind in 'global race' for recovery Independent • Watching and waiting to see what Governor Mark Carney's interest rate 'guidance' will mean for UK growth Independent • Hamish McRae: It is in Europe's interest to be nice to us — even if we do want a

ABFS) Key Events on the Horizon August 21 — Fed Minutes from July30/31 FOMC meeting August 22-24 — Jackson Hole Annual Economic Policy Symposium (Bernanke not attending) September 5 — BOEJECB rate decisions September 7 — Australian election September 18 - FOMC rate decision September 22 — German ele

at Switzerland is closed for holiday today (National Day). BOE & ECB coming up @ 7am & 7:45am respectively. No changes expected for the BOE although Mark Carney and team will present their review of introducing forward guidance for the first time. ECB should remain dovish and reiterate its forward guidance b

Steps Up WSJ • Greece Is Warned of New Aid Gap WSJ • Credit Suisse Nears Sale of Private-Equity Unit WSJ • Bond Slump Saddles Big Banks WSJ • Bernanke keeps America's money taps turned on full The Times • New Siemens boss vows to restore morale but dismisses talk of crisis The Times • Obama may