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  1. UPDATE 1-India GAIL to buy US shale gas asset, invest $300 mln over 5 yrs
  2. Indian shares provisionally close up 1.5 pct
  3. Ryanair sees 11 pct passenger growth to 2013
  4. German lawmakers start to vote on EFSF
  5. Erste CEO: Hungary debt plan won't harm profit goal
  6. EU gives Tunisia 157 mln euros in post-revolution aid
  7. BRIEF-Nokia says in talks to find new tenant for Romania plant
  8. DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2011
  9. Deutsche Bank set to end 3-month senior drought-lead
  10. TABLE-S.Africa's August PPI quickens to 9.6 pct y/y
  11. UK's DMO chief says demand for linkers has held up well
  12. PRESS DIGEST - CANADA - Sept 29
  13. Edison, governo non contrapposto a Edf - Romani
  14. German lawmakers start to vote on EFSF
  15. UK nears solution to clearing spat with ECB
  16. SNAPSHOT-Main developments in the euro zone debt crisis
  17. UPDATE 2-Santander says return to normal profit to take 3 yrs
  18. DIARY - European Market Holidays to December 2011
  19. DIARY - MidEast/African holidays to December 2011
  20. DIARY - Asian Market Holidays to December 2011
  21. DIARY - Americas Market Holidays to December 2011
  22. Kenya Q2 current account deficit more than doubles
  23. Russia's first deputy PM pledges liquidity to markets
  24. REFILE-Performance of U.S. mortgages improve slightly - study
  25. UPDATE 2-Nationwide to buy Harleysville for $760 mln
  26. Brent crude futures rise $2 but trading choppy
  27. Alstom wins locomotives order in Russia
  28. FCMB wins shareholders nod on Finbank merger
  29. London gold 1500 fix - Sept 29 - 1613.00 dlrs
  30. U.S. CEOs view of economy worsens in Q3-Roundtable
  31. German Econmin says against bailout fund leverage
  32. UPDATE 2-Enbridge, Enterprise plan biggest Cushing-Gulf pipeline
  33. UPDATE 2-Nationwide to buy Harleysville for $760 mln
  34. UPDATE 1-Chile central bank chief: rate in 'normal range'
  35. Insurance broker launches pizza parlor policy
  36. UPDATE 1-UK oil output sees record fall in 2nd quarter
  37. Performance of U.S. mortgages improve slightly - study
  38. German Econmin says against bailout fund leverage
  39. US Aug pending home sales fall 1.2 pct-NAR
  40. US STOCKS-Wall St rises on U.S. data, German vote
  41. CANADA FX DEBT-C$ gets a lift from stronger U.S. data
  42. Frequenze, Vodafone spende 1.259 mln, Telecom 1.260, Wind 1.086
  43. Companies splash out in Italy frequencies auction
  44. No Eurogroup decision on EFSF leveraging likely on Mon-officials
  45. Hungary may pre-finance for 2012; doesn't plan new IMF deal
  46. Conoco buys Libyan oil, 1st of U.S. majors -sources
  47. Lower 48 U.S. July natgas output up from June-EIA
  48. U.S.-listed Chinese firms drop after news of DOJ probe
  49. US levies sanctions on Haqqani commander, others
  50. Spain's CNE will not probe Repsol shareholders pact
  51. Syrian army assault on Rastan kills 27 - activists
  52. UPDATE 3-Greece resumes talks with auditors amid fresh protests
  53. UPDATE 2-Trichet's letter to Rome published, urged cuts
  54. Fitch cuts New Zealand's rating by one notch
  55. Kiwi falls to NY low after Fitch downgrade
  56. UK FSA urges caution on new watchdog expectations
  57. Mosaic shares drop on tepid phosphate margin forecast
  58. BofA to introduce $5 monthly debit card fee
  59. U.S. SEC to hold round-table on conflict minerals
  60. METALS-Copper cuts losses on US data, German vote
  61. White House condemns attack on U.S. envoy in Syria
  62. Anglo American finds niobium in Goias, Brazil -CEO
  63. SNB Chief: Euro zone debt crisis worsening a risk
  64. U.S. condemns 'intimidation' of envoy in Damascus
  65. Ruling against 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' is vacated
  66. Anglo American upbeat on metals demand outlook
  67. Freeport says output not hit by Peru strike
  68. Rio's Rossing: court again rules Namibia strike illegal
  69. Fitch cuts New Zealand's rating by one notch
  70. Romania leu one of region's most stable - cbank
  71. UPDATE 1-Bank of America to charge debit card use fee
  72. UPDATE 1-France's Sarkozy to meet Friday with Greek PM
  73. UPDATE 4-Workers strike again at Peru's Cerro Verde mine
  74. U.S. public pensions get a lift from stocks-Census
  75. US STOCKS-Data lifts Wall St, Internet shares weigh
  76. Brazil's $12 bln iPad deal is in trouble - sources
  77. U.S. data and German vote lift European shares
  78. Shell says fire extinguished at Singapore refinery
  79. UPDATE 1-RIM says remains committed to PlayBook tablet
  80. New Zealand dollar falls to global low after ratings cut
  81. Brent crude up on German vote, but pares gains late
  82. RPT-Estonian parliament passes EFSF agreement
  83. Clinton demands that Syria protect U.S. diplomats
  84. Estonian parliament passes EFSF agreement
  85. Brazil real slips about 1 pct vs U.S. dollar
  86. US crude ends up; cheers German vote, upbeat data
  87. Brent crude turns lower briefly in late trading
  88. US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Nasdaq down 2 pct, led lower by techs
  89. W.House supports European actions on debt problems
  90. UPDATE 1-Two more senior staff leave BlackBerry maker RIM
  91. UPDATE 2-Maple Group extends TMX takeover bid to Oct. 31
  92. REFILE-US STOCKS-Consumer, tech stocks pressure Wall Street
  93. How to Play It: Investors drill down on oil
  94. UPDATE 3-Peltz's Trian pulls Family Dollar bid, gains board seat
  95. Mexico's peso weakens more than 1 pct to session low
  96. TREASURIES-30-year bonds rally as traders bet on Fed plan
  97. UPDATE 1-Probe finds vulnerability in U.S. distance education
  98. iShares Canadian arm launches video campaign
  99. UPDATE 2-US approves Canada crops for biodiesel use
  100. CANADA STOCKS-TSX climbs on U.S. data, German vote
  101. US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Dow, S&P 500 end up, Nasdaq down
  102. Forex swaps with ECB total $500 million - NY Fed
  103. Clinton demands that Syria protect U.S. diplomats
  104. US Treasury aide to Beijing ahead of Senate vote
  105. US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-Dow, S&P 500 end up, Nasdaq down
  106. US Cash Products-Harbor gasoline dips on month-end trade
  107. Forex swaps with ECB total $500 million - NY Fed
  108. DIARY - Today in Washington - Sept 30
  109. UPDATE 1-UBS interim CEO to drop non-UBS obligations
  110. Deals of the day - mergers and acquisitions
  111. Reuter moneygraph-imf sdr rates-sept 29 us 1.56724
  112. US SMALL/MIDCAPS-Stocks decline; energy shares a drag
  113. BUYOUTS-Blackstone halfway to goal on China fund
  114. MONEY MARKETS-U.S. repo rate falls to zero on cash wave
  115. UPDATE 1-Petrobakken shares plunge on dividend concern
  116. US finalizes $132 mln loan aid for Abengoa project
  117. Chile Arauco gets $1.35 bln credit for Uruguay mill
  118. U.S. Fed balance sheet shrinks in latest week
  119. Foreign central banks' US debt holdings fall - Fed
  120. Text-Fitch cuts Lodi USD, SFID #1, Calif., GOs TO AA-
  121. Italy supreme court annuls ruling against Impregilo asset seizure
  122. Text-S&P puts Triple Point Technology on watch neg
  123. UPDATE 1-Petrobakken shares plunge on dividend concern
  124. STXNEWS LATAM-Brazil's Usiminas signs $750 mln revolving credit
  125. TREASURIES-30-year bonds rise as traders bet on Fed plan
  126. SEC shining spotlight on discount brokers, ETFs
  127. Election is verdict on Obama economic record-Biden
  128. Chile Arauco gets $1.35 bln credit for Uruguay mill
  129. NYMEX-Crude ends up on German vote, upbeat US data
  130. UPDATE 1-Republican Gingrich proposes updated Contract with Amer
  131. Drug bust at Boeing aircraft plant in Pennsylvania
  132. CapitaMalls Asia says HK shares to trade on Oct 18
  133. BRIEF: Moody's cuts to Baa1 rating on the Paramount Guaranteed Tax Credit Funds I-VII
  134. Australia Treasurer: global turbulence to weigh on budget rev
  135. S.Korea Aug factory output falls far short of forecasts
  136. BRIEF: Moody's affirms Oregon Coast Community College District's (OR) unlimited tax G
  137. McGraw-Hill, CME in talks to merge index units-source
  138. TEXT: S&P Assigns 'AA+' Rating To Washington's Refunding Bonds
  139. TEXT: S&P Lowers Its Rating On Circus and Eldorado JV To 'CCC'
  140. TEXT: S&P Raises Its Corp Credit Rtg On SonicWALL To 'B+'; Otlk Pos
  141. BRIEF: Moody's affirms Banco Citibank S.A's ratings, changes outlook on deposit ratin
  142. Japan jobless rate falls to 4.3 pct
  143. UPDATE 1-Friendly's chain close to bankruptcy -WSJ
  144. UPDATE 1-U.S. judge throws out Toyota bellwether case
  145. Nikkei set to rise for fourth session
  146. UPDATE 2-Apotheker's HP payout dwarfs new CEO's salary
  147. BRIEF: Moody's cuts to Baa1 rating on the Paramount Guaranteed Tax Credit Funds I-VII
  148. UBS restructuring banker left the firm
  149. Foreign brokers set to sell Japanese stocks
  150. Japan Sept manufacturing PMI shrinks, first in 5 months
  151. UPDATE 2-Madoff/Mets case may cost $6.2 bln; payout delayed
  152. Temasek's India head Kejriwal steps down to start new fund
  153. Fortescue sees Sept qtr iron ore shipments over 12 mln tonnes
  154. TEXT-S&P: Ratings On New Zealand Lowered One Notch, Outlook Stable
  155. Minmetals to buy Anvil Mining for $1.3 bln
  156. Chile 2012 budget proposes 5 pct spending growth
  157. Seven soldiers killed in rebel Syrian town-agency
  158. Seoul shares open down after gains; tech issues weigh
  159. U.S. crude futures rise more than $1 to $83.17
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  161. TEPCO can meet winter demand, has 6 pct leeway - report
  162. UPDATE 1-Japan factory output disappoints; yen, global slowdown weigh
  163. GE nuclear fuel unit outlines changes to regulator
  164. Minmetals to buy Anvil Mining for $1.3 bln
  165. Chile 2012 budget proposes 5 pct spending growth
  166. Nikkei flat as investors take profits
  167. Investors should oppose Murdochs on News Corp board-fund group
  168. UPDATE 2-McGraw-Hill, CME eye indexes JV-source
  169. Japan Aug industrial output rises 0.8 pct mth/mth
  170. TABLE-Japan Aug core CPI rises 0.2 pct yr/yr
  171. Hopes rise for deal to unblock Boeing 747-8 delay
  172. China revises down Q2 current account surplus -SAFE
  173. Yuan hits lower end of trading limit vs dlr
  174. Philippine c.bank: Policy flexible to support growth
  175. HK shares to open down 0.4 pct, mainland names drag
  176. TEXT-S&P: Greater Wenatchee Regl Event Ctr Pub Fac Dist BANs 'SP-1'
  177. Taiwan stocks up; department stores and banks gain
  178. TEXT:S&P Lwrs Rtgs On Greater Wenatchee Regl Events Cnt Pub Fac Dis
  179. S.Korea won weaker after downbeat factory output data
  180. UPDATE 1-Education-heavy 2012 Chile budget aims to stem unrest
  181. Japan to boost FX intervention fund by 15 trln yen -finmin
  182. GLOBAL MARKETS-Equities steady after rise, euro holds gains
  183. Amazon's $199 Fire sparks supply, margin questions
  184. UPDATE 1-Minmetals offers to buy Anvil Mining for $1.3 bln
  185. Citi's Pandit sees no repeat of 2008 crisis, confident on euro zone-papers
  186. Singapore August bank lending up 3 pct from July-central bank
  187. WRAPUP 1-Seven Syrian troops die as armed resistance emerges
  188. China to issue steady 2012 sugar import quotas
  189. TEXT-S&P: 7 NZ Local Governments & Related Entities Rtgs Lowered
  190. TEXT-Fitch Affirms Thailand's CAS at 'RSS2(tha)'
  191. PRESS DIGEST - Financial Times - Sept 30
  192. UPDATE 1-Teck gets Highland Valley copper ops strike notice
  193. SMFG to buy rest of consumer loan affiliate Promise -source
  194. ExxonMobil Australia to shut Altona refinery for maintenance
  195. Nikkei up but set for worst qtr in more than a year
  196. Idaho laboratory analyzed Stuxnet computer virus
  197. TEXT-Fitch: Whistleblowing Short Sellers a Double-Edged Sword
  198. HSBC China PMI steady in Sept, inflation quickens
  199. Environment around Japan economy more severe -econ min
  200. JGBs mostly lower as German vote lifts risk appetite
  201. UPDATE 1-Japan to boost FX intervention fund by 15 trln yen
  202. Nikkei up but set for worst qtr in more than a year
  203. UPDATE 1-Japan's Toyo Seikan to buy Stolle Machinery for $775 mln
  204. Environment around Japan economy more severe -econ min
  205. Philippines eyes foreign mkt for debt management needs
  206. Indian shares drop 0.6 pct, tracking Asian peers
  207. Tokyo Electric: can meet peak winter power demand
  208. Manila c.bank sees inflows returning to emerging mkts
  209. HK shares extend losses, China Enterprise Index tumbles
  210. European Factors-Shares to post worst quarter since late 2008
  211. UPDATE 2-China manufacturing eases for 3rd month, prices up
  212. UPDATE 1-Toshiba to sell Malaysia chip unit to Amkor
  213. Japan August housing starts rise 14 pct yr/yr -govt
  214. Peru to broker Cerro Verde wage talks, strike
  215. UPDATE 1-Apache to develop oil field in offshore W. Australia
  216. UPDATE 1-SGX, LSE in joint bid for Lon. Metal Exchange-source
  217. Market Chatter -- Corporate finance press digest
  218. Australia, Japan sign open skies aviation agreement
  219. Fast TARP exit meant less capital for some banks-US audit
  220. Japan's Hokuriku to beef up safety at sole nuke plant
  221. SMFG to buy out affiliate Promise in $1.1 bln deal
  222. HK shares extend losses, Chinese names bleed
  223. Telstra says does not expect regulator to approve NBN by Oct 18
  224. S.Korea won posts worst month since financial crisis
  225. Yapi Kredi secures syndication loans of $285 mln, 687 mln euro
  226. China told Fuji Heavy it rejected bid for JV-paper
  227. Seoul shares end flat after volatile trade
  228. Indonesia cbank says downward pressures on rupiah easing
  229. Myanmar govt shelves $3.6 bln megadam, officials say
  230. Bayer says Xarelto prevents heart attacks
  231. SMFG to buy out affiliate Promise in $1.1 bln deal
  232. China told Fuji Heavy it rejected bid for JV-paper
  233. UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Friday Sept 30
  234. FOREX-Euro drops in worst month in nearly a year
  235. PRESS DIGEST - Wall Street Journal - Sept 30
  236. Mauritius trims 2011 GDP growth fcast to 4.1 pct
  237. EURO GOVT-Bund higher as quarter ends; shares seen lower
  238. EURO GOVT-Bund higher as quarter ends; shares seen lower
  239. Reformas estruturais vão reforçar competitividade economia Portugal-MinFin
  240. Singapore Shell refinery will take at least a mth to restart-sources
  241. Researchers lower Austrian 2012 GDP outlook
  242. Euro zone Sept inflation at 3 pct, Aug unemployment flat
  243. Turkish c.bank says may reduce RRRs on lira deposits
  244. Hyundai Motor CEO Yang to resign, Korean sales chief to take over
  245. RPT-Turkey's lira gains slightly on c.bank comments
  246. Yemen says it has killed U.S.-born cleric linked to al Qaeda
  247. Ugandan inflation rate surges to 28.3 pct in Sept
  248. ABN AMRO follows Deutsche with new senior bond
  249. Pramerica Real Estate to build 120 mln euro German mall
  250. Euro zone Sept inflation at 3 pct, Aug unemployment flat