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he board with the exception of Russia -0.35%. Earnings starting to pick up and full recaps highlighted below. Reminder that it is a 'A day today in Norway (auction at 1pm local time) (tomorrow will be a 'A day in Sweden while Norway and Denmark will be closed) (all of Europe is closed on Friday and Mon

m June. Outside of Japan, China macro numbers were in focus especially a slightly better beat in GDP: GDP 7.4% (Cons 7.3%); Mar IP +8.8% (Cons +9%); Retail Sales +12.2% (Cons +12.1%). ChiNext fell nearly -1.0% on continued noise on IPO resumption with some talks that subscriptions could resume next week. Eur

combine Chinese retail operations (trading +1.1%) • Swedish Banks: finance minister Borg talking about raising risk weights on mortgage assets • Norway's $760B oil fund (largest swf in the world) stepping up efforts to be more active (FT) • France June industrial prod -1.4% m/m vs est +0.3%, manufa

vs est +2.8% (unchanged from June and well below the government's +3.5% upper limit), PPI declined for 17th straight month (-2.3% y/y vs est -2.2%), Retail Sales +13.2% vs est +13.5%, Industrial Output +9.7% vs est +8.9%, FAI +20.2% vs est +20.0%. Japan O2 preliminary GDP will be out on Sunday night which sho

t it is a %: day in Sweden today (auction at 11:55am GMT) and several markets will be closed tomorrow for Ascension Day including: Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, Russia. Ira Sohn today in NYC. SPA's — flat = 1620 last. "'CTSH, LINTA, AOL, MPEL, WEN report pre-open, Mortgage Ap

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