Is the ECB in denial or the first of possible October surprises? |
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ECONOMIC DATA - (SZ) Swiss SECO 2008 CPI Forecast raised to 2.6% from 2.5% prior; Government maintained its 2009 GDP growth view of 1.9% - (UK) Sept Nationwide House Prices: M/M -1.7%v -1.5%e; Y/Y: -12.4% v -12.4%e; - (SP) Spain Sept Unemployment LevelM/M: 95.4K v 46.0Ke - (DE) Danish Aug Unemployment Rate: 1.6% v 1.6% - (IT) 2Q Deficit to GDP YTD: 2.6% v 1.9% prior. - (NO) Norway Sept Unemployment Rate: 1.7% v 1.6%e - (SP) Spain to sell bonds - (UK) Bank of England 3Q Credit Conditions
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