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it remains cautious on consumer spending (trading -9.8%) Sky Deutschland will not sell German Bundesliga soccer rights according to an article in Die Welt Canada's Jim Flaherty blasts Europe for failing to fix its debt crisis (will not give more funds to IMF) French April new car registrations -1.6%

(youth unemployment 35.9%) Chen Guancheng has left the US embassy (now in Beijing medical facility and re- united with family) EFTA00414285 Wynn Macau (1128 HK) gets land grant approval for casino resort on the Cotai strip Macau gaming revenues for April rose 21.9% YoY to 25b1n patacas (inline with

Immobilien may increase its dividend, CEO tells Euro AM Sonntag (trading +0.27%) • Delticom may reach €1 billion in sales in five years, CEO tells Die Welt (trading +2.6%) • Alfa Laval buys Norwegian pump maker Frank Mohn AS for $2.2 billion in cash (trading +3.8%) • Chairman of SAB Miller South Afri

material change to policy is expected — likely BOJ will double ETF purchases. Hong Kong struggled on continued weakness in tech (Tencent 4.5%) and Macau names (Sands 4.9%, Galaxy -5.6%). The World Bank lowered China's 2014 GDP growth to 7.6% from 7.7% which also dampened sentiment. South Korea outper

as today the size of losses masked by derivatives (Bloomberg) • Ireland and Portugal are looking to tap ECB's OMT bond-buying program according to Die Welt (MNI) • Former popular party treasurer Barcenas to appear before anti-corruption prosecutors today (El Pais) • Catalonia chief Mas calls anti-corr

KY225 had biggest one-day % gain in almost 2yrs - only 8 names in the index closed down on the day. Outside of Japan news flow was light except for Macau names which got slammed in HK (-5%) after a London Times article renewed fears of a major junket crackdown following the Chinese New Year (Times). O