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being held in Barcelona vs the usual Frankfurt). No changes are expected but, given the recent deterioration in economic data focus will be on the Draghi press conference and whether he leans toward an easing bias for June. Spain sold 02.52 billion in 3-5 year debt vs e2.5 billion max target (first a

target (first auction since the III downgrade last week). France sold 07.43 billion in 5-9-10-13 year bonds vs C7.5 billion max target. Sarkozy and Hollande traded shots last evening in a - 3 hour live tv debate (consensus seems to be that Hollande faired well and Sarkozy failed to deliver any big blows

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ll be local municipal elections in Italy this weekend as well. But focus will be on the elections in France & Greece on Sunday. While it looks like Hollande is set to win in France despite his lead in the polls narrowing to 5%, Greece is more of as wildcard as opinion polls have not been published since

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that "significant downside risks still persist" and that "stress has increased as of late." Round 1 of the French election on Sunday and polls show Hollande with a slight 28%-25% edge over Sarkozy (Round 2 polls for May 6 run-off still have Hollande winning by a more comfortable margin of 57%-43%). BofA

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

ame for recession Telegraph<http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/economics/9442430/Bank-official-admits- economists-were-to-blame-for-recession.html> Hollande joins chorus of leaders pledging to save eurozone Telegraph<http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financialcrisis/9442854/Hollande-joins-chorus- of-lea

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

with Spain, Germany and UK beating expectations. Hollande out saying Eurozone needs an exchange rate policy