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endent save-the-eurozone-7999340.html> Key Events This Week Friday: July Employment Report, Earnings (NYX, PPL, VIAB, WPO, BPO) Key Events on the Horizon August 20 - Tentative date for ESM to become operational, C3.2 billion Greek state bond held by ECB expires August 23/24/25 - Fed's Annual Economi
ales in June matched the biggest advance since April 2011 (+1.0% m/m) Leading European Sectors: Banks +1.32%, Autos/Parts +0.86%, Oil & Gas +0.79% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -0.25%, Media -0.27%, Telco -0.19% WLT beats estimates - MANT guidance light - DVA earnings better D0X inline results - MET profit rises
DNKN, GM, HSY, LO, MMM, UPS, WM, CB, MSFT, V, SBUX) Friday: Markit US PMI, Michigan Confidence, Earnings (CI, F, MCO, VFC, WHR) Key Events on the Horizon May 5 - Ira Sohn Conference NYC 9 (link) May 17 — Portugal exits bailout program Ike Groff 1680 Washington Blvd 'Stamford, CT 069011 EFTA00370853
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),
ents This Week Thursday: Christmas (Markets closed) Friday: Boxing Day (European markets closed), China industrial profits (Nov) Key Events on the Horizon EFTA00356158 Dec 29 — Greece Presidential vote (final round 3) Jan 7 — Consumer Electronics Show (CES) begins in Las Vegas Jan 8 - BOE rate deci
r to step down as President after airbag recalls (effective today) Leading European Sectors: Oil & Gas +0.28%, Real Estate +0.24%, Utilities +0.13% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -0.68%, Chemicals -0.10%, Media -0.08% CAMP outlook below — CALM eps trailed — NCLH sees eps cut 5c from fire Secondaries (announced/pri
lance on close, Chicago PMI, U. of Michigan Consumer Confidence, Earnings (BBRY, FINL) Sunday: China NBS/HSBC manufacturing PMIs Key Events on the Horizon July 1 — Mark Carney takes over as BOE Governor July 4 — BOE/ECB rate decisions July 10 — Fed Minutes from June 18/19 FOMC meeting July 11 — BOJ
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 —
struction Spending, Michigan Confidence, Auto Sales, ISM Manufacturing, Eurozone PMI, Earnings (BEAM, CVX, LM, IR, LYB, TSN, XOM) Key Events on the Horizon February 10 — Chinese New Year February 19/20/21/22 — CAGNY Conference in Boca Raton (Consumer Staples) February 24/25 — Italian elections Februa
nsion of long-term unemployment benefits until rate < 20% (ABC) Leading European Sectors: Chemicals +1.29%, Autos/Parts +0.71%, Construction +0.57% Lagging European Sectors: Basic Res -1.53%, Oil & Gas -0.14%, Healthcare -0.03% FLEX guides eps lower — WY earnings beat — MXIM penny better INFA rev view midpts above ests
Entities connected to both Horizon and Lagging European Sectors

Lesley Groff
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Barack Obama
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Bloomberg L.P.
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Barron
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Stanford University
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Michael Jackson
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Ghislaine Maxwell
PERSONStifel
ORGANIZATIONBaird
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Samantha Power
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Draghi
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Piper
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George W. Bush
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Michigan
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