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ent on TPP at the Obama/Abe press conference as well as de-risking ahead of tomorrow's Tokyo CPI numbers as reasons for the weakness. Australia and New Zealand were modestly firmer ahead of tomorrow's closure for ANZAC Day. The RBNZ raised the Official Cash Rate by 25bps to 3% as expected. India was closed

says they are unaware of any potential bid. Other than that it is the heaviest earnings day of the season so far and highlights are recapped below. Mario Draghi began speaking in Amsterdam about 45 min ago at the Dutch central bank conference and said that a worsening of the medium-term inflation outlook wou

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Russian Federation Co-Founder Matthew Grob Executive Vice-President and Chief Qualcomm USA Technology Officer Tim Groser Minister of Trade of New Zealand Bill Gross Co-Founder and Chairman eSolar Inc. USA Daniel Gross Global Business Editor Newsweek and The Daily USA Beast Jiirgen R. Founder

Brady W. Dougan Chief Executive Officer Credit Suisse AG Switzerland Arif Dowla Managing Director Advanced Chemical Industries Bangladesh Ltd Mario Draghi President, European Central Bank, Frankfurt Jeffrey M. Drazen Editor-in-Chief The New England Journal of USA Medicine Robert Druskin Executi

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wth -- an assump=ion the recent OECD study tries to rebuke. Here=are the countries that missed out on most growth, according to the OECD: </=> 1. New Zealand: New Zealand'= economy could have grown by 44 percent between 1990 and 2010, but the country did only achieve=28 percent growth due to inequality. H

ntitative=Easing" to buy sovereign bonds and shock the European economy into life. Most in need =f the firepower: France and Italy. If ECB President Mario Draghi, oil and Ger=any can't drag Europe back into growth, the popular mood will continue =o darken, benefiting parties like the anti-immigration, anti- E