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88.ece> Chancellor rejects Europe's 'idiotic' banking deal The Times<http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/business/industries/banking/article3403339.ece> Tesco tries to tempt savers with new bond The Times<http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/business/industries/banking/article3402936.ece> Unfair division of the

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

UBS: cracking the egg Lex • KPN: Slim pickings Lex • Japan can put people before profits FT • Be afraid, very afraid, of the tech crisis FT • Tesco's convenient truth — revealed The Times • Barclays' mis-selling bill to top £3.4bn The Times • Jim O'Neill to leave Goldman Telegraph • How thi

BS) WSJ • Debt Rise Colors Budget Talks WSJ • Hollande Calls for Policy on Foreign Exchange WSJ • Trou

the 'considerable time" language might be dropped to start more formally preparing the markets for the first rate hike in mid-2015 (WSJ) (Reuters). Tesco trading -10.2% in the UK after another big profit warning and weighing on the rest of the food retailers. WTI Crude traded as low as $62.25/bbl earl

e the oil runs out we won't need it The Times • Hollande risks wrath of Merkel by rejecting economic refor

a head of state running on a far right platform since the EU began. 22/ 29 Jan: French Socialist Party presidential nominee elections If President Francois Hollande decides to run for re-election as the Socialist Party candidate (decision expected Dec 10th) he could be challenged by former Prime Minister Manuel V

sector is towards the higher range of its post-GFC range. UK supermarkets have had their relief rally. Despite challenges facing UK food retailers, Tesco has rallied 25% and Morrison’s 15% since Brexit as retail spending has held up and the short base grew massively immediately following the UK-EU vote