Epstein Secrets

r 2yrs in March (imports outpaced exports by $1.68) Australia Treasurer Wayne Swan announces that the country is deferring 1.0% corporate tax cut New Zealand budget deficit $626M wider than forecast in 9mos through March on tax shortfall Leading European Sectors: Telco +1.40%, Real Estate +0.29%, Retail

May 17, a technocrat government will be appointed to lead the country to fresh elections as early as June 17 (high probability of this). Meanwhile, Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann writes a piece in the FT<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/bc917f20-9607-11e1-9d9d- 00144feab49a.html#axzzluFwoqqQT> in which he arg

hina into "old" China plays like financials and infrastructure. Japan is closed tomorrow, Philippines is closed on Tuesday and Australia, Hong Kong, New Zealand and Singapore all close early. European markets bid higher to start the holiday shortened week and volumes and news flow is light as expected. Russi

• A Year of IPO Records WSJ • Lone Star State of Siege WSJ • White House Weighs Options Against North Korea WSJ • Not Quite Checkmate for the Bundesbank WSJ • As Fed Shines Light on Shadow Banking, Its Regulatory Limits Get Laid Bare WSJ • Tunisian Candidate Claims Victory Over Interim President W

titutional Investors, pension funds and distributing companies in Japan; for Wholesale Investors (as defined in the Financial Markets Conduct Act) in New Zealand, for accredited investors as defined under National Instrument 45-106 in Canada, for certain specific Qualified Institutions/Sophisticated Investors

16 Fig 8. 10-year government bond yields US UK Germany Japan 0.0 Source: US - US Treasury Resource Center, UK - Bank of England Data, Germany - Bundesbank Statistics, Japan - Ministry of Finance Interest Rate Index. Data taken as daily average yield on 30 December 2016. HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026696 --- PAGE