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ulated yen Libor rate (WSJ<http://professional.wsj.com/article/S1510001424052970204059804577227452963906044.html? mod=WSJPRO_hpp_LEFTTopStories>) David Cameron travels to Paris for talks with Nicolas Sarkozy to close landmark nuclear deal Greek culture minister resigns after robbers seize items at antiquit

m private bondholders FT<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/6144c5b6-58ca-llel-b118- 00144feabdc0.html#axzzlmKzUclJP> Anglo-French relations to be tested as Cameron meets Sarkozy in Paris today FT<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/a5a55426-5890-11el-b9c6-00144feabdc0.html(faxzzlmKzUclJP> European pension burden bigger

0419541 Starboard prepping for AOL seats NY Post<http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/starboard_prepping_for_aol_seats_oS6WqwiezqsbtATfo QYfjN> Monti looks to end property tax breaks for the church FT<http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/1d61448e-58be-llel-b118-00144feabdc0.htmlifaxzzlmKzUclJP> Germany cann

es: Dow +5, Nasdaq -3, S&P -1 $1733.10 (+$4.70) DXY $79.32 (-Sc) Crude $102.75 (+44c) Gold Angela Merkel cancelled her trip to Rome to meet with Mario Monti today & German President Wulff announced his resignation this morning (as expected) after being accused of accepting improper benefits. Everyone no

Venizelos elected new Pasok leader (expected to step down as FinMin) Greek PM Papdemos says he is convinced Greece is more than halfway to recovery David Cameron unveils plans to allow sovereign wealth funds to lease roads in >) EFTA00417391 UK is expected to amend its Sunday trading laws for retailers for

ed Greece is more than halfway to recovery David Cameron unveils plans to allow sovereign wealth funds to

49524/FTSE-100-to-double-to- record-high-in-next-decade.html> Key Events This Week Tuesday: 614.4 billion in Greek Government bonds mature, Italy's Monti meets with labor unions, Housing Starts & Building Permits, Bernanke speaks at GW University, Paul Ryan to unveil Republican budget proposal, Illin

e policital/policy/media hive mind is cautiously optimistic that the Eurozone may actually be starting to heal itself. (Note that UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who sharply criticized the euro rescue plans yesterday, is a spectacular exception.) Much credit is being given to Mario Monti, the unelected tech

heal itself. (Note that UK Prime Minister David Cameron, who sharply criticized the euro rescue plans ye

K Prime Minister David Cameron, who sharply criticized the euro rescue plans yesterday, is a spectacular exception.) Much credit is being given to Mario Monti, the unelected technocrat Prime Minister of Italy, who has been widely praised as walking the fine line between implementing reforms that will brin