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e under pressure (CR Power -9.6%, CR Ent -4.2, CR Cement -4.1%) following reports that China anti-corruption agency is investigating their chairman. Shanghai saw a late day rally after struggling most of the day on IPO resumption concerns. The Kospi managed to close above 2000 as foreign and pension mone

yes sacked at Manchester United (currently 7th in the EPL table) Leading European Sectors: Healthcare +2.75%, Chemicals +1.41%, Fin Services +1.38% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -0.17%, Oil & Gas +0.26%, Tech +0.37% Secondaries (announced/priced): ALSN, PLUS, AGIO IPO's (lock-up expiration): Aerie Pharma (AERI),

109 level. The Nikkei finished at a new six year high as the currency helped give a boost to the exporters. Most of Japan goes ex-dividend tomorrow. Shanghai was firmer (hitting 19 months highs) on combination of the WSJ's PBOC speculation and retail actively buying on back of yesterday's new account ope

ngs for citizens in Turkey amid IS strikes, no new specific threat (AP) Leading European Sectors: Trav/Les +1.20%, Autos/Parts +1.06%, Telco +0.97% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -1.13%, Retail -0.40%, Real Estate -0.27% Secondaries (announced/priced): SCTY (convert), WPC, CNNX, NYR BB rump placement, HMSO LN IPO'

Hong Kong outperformed as it grinded higher to close near the highs led by the heavily shorted names and the HSI firmly reclaimed the 20,000 level. Shanghai struggled a bit but did manage to eke out a small gain, but the divergence in the NH spreads on dual listed names was notable as several were larger

of 186-day bills at an average yield of 1.052% versus 0.538% on May 29 Leading European Sectors: Tech +2.23%, Real Estate +2.17%, Healthcare +2.13% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -0.56%, Autos/Parts +0.49%, Oil & Gas +0.80% MG guides FY13 ebitda lower — SNX eps forecast below — FCFS cuts outlook BNZL LN inline —