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led to hold the 99 level in the AM session but regained it for the PM, further boosting exporters. Retail was also supportive with Mothers +11%. The Kospi, on the other hand, underperformed as it was weighed from rotation out of South Korea (especially autos) and into Japan. Outside of Japan, the RBA u

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.2% q/q vs est +0.5%. AUD testing parity after the RBA cut its 2013 inflation forecast and reiterated forecast for below trend growth this year. The Kospi lagged the region -1.75% and gave back yesterday's surprise rate cut gains as exporters slumped on the won strength and Samsung closed -2.57%. Euro

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hed markets lower triggered by a sharp 10% fall in the Mothers index. Exporters continued to outperform domestic names on back of the JPY move. The Kospi managed only a modest gain as volumes remained low and local institutions remained sidelined ahead of tomorrow's options expiry and BOK rate decisio

Thursday: Some European markets closed for Ascension Day, (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, Russia), Wholesale Inventories, Retail Sales, BOE rate decision, Earnings (AES, APA, CVC, DF, PCP, WIN, XRAY, CFN, NVDA) Friday: Denmark closed, Treasury Budget Statement, G8 Fin Min / central