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Tuesday, November 6

6th Nov - EU Open

Posting early and updating as stuff comes online. Notice my previous election special.

Q: What has happened every time this index goes up?

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Roundups
News roundup – Between The Hedges
The 6am Cut London – alphaville / FT
Emerging Markets Headlines – beyondbrics / FT

Reference
Debt crisis: live – The Telegraph
The Euro Crisis Blog – WSJ
Tracking Europe’s Debt Crisis – NYT
FX Options Analytics – Saxo Bank
European 10yr Yields and Spreads – MTS indices
Economic Calendar – Forexpros

MORNING BRIEFINGS
3 Numbers to Watch: Ohio vote, UK Manufacturing & Eurozone PPISaxo Bank
The state of Ohio will be a key battleground today, and could determine who will guide US economic policy for the next for the next four years. UK manufacturing output is likely to remain weak, while PPI in the Eurozone is forecast to decline.

Asia Today: AUD perks up as RBA leaves rates unchangedSaxo Bank
All eyes in Asia were firmly fixed on the RBA rate announcement and the decision to leave rates unchanged at 3.25 percent was a mild surprise judging by the AUD’s reaction. AUDUSD rallied 30 points in a kneejerk reaction and extended its gains later 

Market Preview - Tap on US Presidential electionSaxo Bank 
European markets are expected to open in the green Tuesday. Markets are keeping a close eye on the US Presidential election slated today. Meanwhile, markets also await services PMI data across Europe and German factory orders due later today. 

Danske DailyDanske Bank (pdf)

Probably a wait-and-see day ahead of the US election result. Reserve Bank of Australia surprises the market by keeping rates unchanged. Influential US investors issue warning about the US fiscal cliff. Market movers today: US Presidential election, PMI services eurozone, UK industrial production

AamukatsausNordea (pdf)
Turkin luottoluokitusta nostettiin, Australian keskuspankki yllätti pitämällä korot ennallaan, EURUSD laskuun ennen USA:n presidentinvaaleja ja Kreikan parlamentin äänestystä 

AamukatsausTapiola (pdf) 
Finanssivalvonta on alkanut julkaista yli 0,5% lyhyeksimyyntipositiot. Aloitamme näiden positioiden seurannan. Nyt suomalaisia perusteollisuuden osakkeita shortattu, ETF:ssä pääomaavirtaa sektorille. 


Morning Briefing (EU/US): Making hay whilst the sun shinesBNY Mellon
The serpentine path of EUR/USD through the crisis alone warrants caution; but for the time being, the rationale for selling is appealing

MarkkinakalenteriNordnet
MarkkinakalenteriTaloussanomat


EUROPE
All is calm in the EZ…or is it? economistmeg
Greece: exit still on its way, only write down reduces debt sufficiently Ireland: No growth, debt on unsustainable path Spain: probably pushed into a full troika programme, when bailout cash runs out, Spain could lose market access and restructure.

The Eurozone breakup debate: uncertainty still reignsvoxeu.org
Jens Nordvig: Conversations about the breakup of the Eurozone are changing. This column argues that an 'avoid breakup at all costs' dogmatism may not be a prudent view. Getting good data may well be difficult, but any arguments about the cost of a Eurozone breakup must be compared to the ongoing cost of the status quo.

The French ConnectionMarc Chandler
The recommendations were all broadly similar--labor market reform was essential. The French government will formally respond on November 6… Without bolder action the rot will continue.

A Brief Review of the Eurosystem’s TARGET2 ImbalancesPlace du Luxembourg

UNITED STATES
The Fed’s dissentersalphaville / FT
Nomura’s chart of the frequency of dissenting votes from the FOMC throughout the reigns of each Fed chairman + discussion

ASIA
'Election' Part 1: China's Political ProcessZH
'Election' Part 2: China's Market ImplicationsZH
Goldman’s longer notes

The Chinese Credit Bubble - Full FrontalZH
GS: The rapid rise of corporate leverage to 130% of GDP in 2011 - one of the highest corporate leverage ratios in the world - is concerning.

Some signs of weakness in Australia's labor marketsSober Look

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