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tend ZIRP into mid-2015 today and reiterate dovish stance of ready to act at any time if appropriate. ECB tomorrow the bigger event this week after Draghi's recent comments. Consensus seems to expect that (at a minimum) measures will be announced in which the EFSF will step in to buy sovereign debt fl

Brazil Leading European Sectors: Food/Bev +0.97%, Tech +0.89%, Chemicals +0.86% Lagging European Sectors: Autos/Parts -2.03%, Construction -0.72%, Utilities -0.33% SNI $1B shr buyback - CVG raises eps view - OCLR boosts rev outlook PPO sales declines - TX sees lower op profit - LIFE $750M buyback BGFV

2102 of €86.5 billion. ECB/BOE decisions coming up and likely to stay on hold on all fronts & focus will be on any additional commentary out of the Draghi press conference. European markets opened higher after a huge de-risk day yesterday but rolled off the highs on some headlines from MNI Newswire say

7.3% in Q2 vs est 6.7%) Leading European Sectors: Luxury +0.97%, Chemicals +0.60%, Industrials +0.59% Lagging European Sectors: Autos/Parts -0.57%, Utilities -0.36%, Construction -0.28% MAKO cuts procedure forecast — CXW lowers guidance — NVLT earnings miss AAN names pres/ceo chairman — ITMN positive gui

bama puts trade at heart of agenda FT • EU leaders seek seven-year budget deal FT • QE takes a toll on emerging economies FT • MPS bailout puts Draghi mission in focus FT • New aggression from the chancellor Lex • Great rotation: reasons not to believe Lex • The shadow of 1914 falls over the P

m, imports -6% m/m) • Indonesia's 4q GDP +6.11°A, y/y vs est of +6.2% (seeks 2013 GDP growth of 6.5%-6.8%) Leading European Sectors: Banks +1.09%, Utilities +0.98%, Healthcare +0.94% Lagging European Sectors: Telco -0.63%, Autos/Parts -0.61%, Tech -0.40% HOLX guides lower — TMK cuts top end — SWY names