Archive - Oct 1, 2010 - Story

• BOE won't extend or replace its special liquidity scheme when it expires in early 2012.
• China's Manufacturing expands at faster pace as recovery sustains momentum.
• Crude oil trades near highest in seven weeks on signs of improving demand.
• Ecuador declares state of emergency; dubs protests an attempted coup d'état.
• Geithner says no threat of trade war with China or world currency conflict.
• IMF warned that reducing budget deficits, is likely to cut growth and raise unemployment.
• India's manf activity expanded at a slower pace in September, at 55.1 vs. 57.2 in August.
• ISM-Chicago's business barometer climbed to 60.4 in Sept- beating all estimates.
• Japan Consumer prices fell 1% in August as Yen strengthens, Economy slows.

A heavy day for data, with readings on consumer spending and spending, industrial activity, and construction. Also, a couple of Fed speeches on tap….

RANsquawk European Morning Briefing - Stocks, Bonds, FX etc. – 01/10/10