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Early openers jumpy: Kiwis +0.4%, Aussies +0.1%, Nikkers -0.5% and Sth Korea -0.6%.

 

In Aussie sectors, Gold +3.1%, Energy +1.4% and Miners/Materials +1.3%.

 

 

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A burst of buying into close left All Ords +0.5% for the day. Gold +4.2% was a major player along with Miners +1.9% and Materials +1.7%. REITS was down the most, -0.8%.

 

Asia off the lows: China +0.3%, Honkers -0.9%, India +0.9% and Nikkers -0.4%.

 

 

On to UK/Europe:

 

 

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Merkel says "growth on credit" would deepen crisis

 

BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected calls from her centre-left opponents in Germany and Europe for economic stimulus policies that rely on new debt, warning parliament on Thursday that "growth on credit" would just tip Europe deeper into crisis.

 

 

Inflation-wary Bank of England to halt money-printing press

 

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England looks set to call a halt to its asset-buying program on Thursday, despite the economy having slipped into recession and renewed risks rising from the euro zone debt crisis, as UK inflation remains stubbornly high.

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Merkel says "growth on credit" would deepen crisis

 

BERLIN (Reuters) - Chancellor Angela Merkel rejected calls from her centre-left opponents in Germany and Europe for economic stimulus policies that rely on new debt, warning parliament on Thursday that "growth on credit" would just tip Europe deeper into crisis.

 

 

Inflation-wary Bank of England to halt money-printing press

 

LONDON (Reuters) - The Bank of England looks set to call a halt to its asset-buying program on Thursday, despite the economy having slipped into recession and renewed risks rising from the euro zone debt crisis, as UK inflation remains stubbornly high.

 

Emergency Nationalization of some sort of local gubermint sponsored bad banks called "Cajas" in sPAIN to stem bank run:

 

"Spain said it would take over Bankia (BKIA) SA and prepared to inject public funds into the banking group with the most Spanish real estate as part of government efforts to bolster confidence in the country’s lenders. "

 

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-09/spain-takes-over-bankia-readies-second-bailout-after-rato-quits.html

 

Their HQ doesn't try to hide the bank's shaky nature:

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A falling tower with a bear peaking on top grappling on the thing. Timber!!:lol: can you make it more obvious?

 

Gloomberg's photographer even managed to catch a car made by a recently bankrupt company right in the middle, like putting a cherry on top.

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