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today as Typhoon Saola (now downgraded to tropical storm) Australia retail sales 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 guid

alian, New Zealand mortgages to Pepper Homeloans Bloomberg<http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-05-25/ge-capit

na real estate & may not be bearish enough S&P says China tightening may lead to surge in credit losses and hurt bank profits over next few years Leading European Sectors: Banks +1.16%, Autos/Parts +0.61%, Travel/Leisure +0.56% Lagging European Sectors: Chemicals -0.58%, Construction -0.23%, Technology -0.15% DY Y's better,

better, restructuring and cost cutting on track (trading +3.6%) • Italian elections in 3 weeks may yield hung parliament, requiring follow-up vote (Bloomberg) • German trade data: Dec exports +0.3% m/m vs est +1.4%, Dec imports -1.3% vs est +1.6% • Italy December industrial production +0.4% m/m vs est

allegation (Japan's remarks were "against the facts") (Inc) • RBA cuts GDP and inflation outlook on local currency strength and weaker investment Leading European Sectors: Banks +1.49%, Autos/Parts +1.08%, Insurance +0.76% Lagging European Sectors: Oil & Gas -0.01%, Utilities +0.08%, Basic Res +0.24% SNCR #'s beat —ATHN pen