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- International deal struck on Irish bailout: Source
- Payrolls, Manufacturing probably expanded
- Goldman Sachs’ Jim O’Neil on the European debt crisis, America, the dollar, gold and the global economy
- Jim O’Neil says the euro faces “black swan moment”
- Greece may get 11-year period to repay bailout – IMF
- Tensions high ahead of US/South Korean exercises
- Holiday sales off to a brisk start
- Finance ministers to meet by conference call Sunday afternoon
- BlackRock’s Larry Fink predicts euro will fall to 1.20
- Spain could be forced to seek a bail-out within months, warns Barclays
| International deal struck on Irish bailout: Source Posted: Not exactly a surprise.    |
| Payrolls, Manufacturing probably expanded Posted: Bloomberg US economy preview.  |
| Posted: Summary of interview.  |
| Jim O’Neil says the euro faces “black swan moment” Posted: Interview with The Telegraph.  |
| Greece may get 11-year period to repay bailout – IMF Posted: Reuters.  |
| Tensions high ahead of US/South Korean exercises Posted: Latest update. Expect more dollar strength should North Korea respond aggressively.  |
| Holiday sales off to a brisk start Posted: Hard to say whether a good start to the holiday shopping season will result in overall sales growth in the US versus a year ago, but it seems likely given recent modest improvements in employment figures. Online sales were particularly strong.  |
| Finance ministers to meet by conference call Sunday afternoon Posted: Trying to seal a deal for Ireland before markets open Monday.  |
| BlackRock’s Larry Fink predicts euro will fall to 1.20 Posted: The Telegraph  |
| Spain could be forced to seek a bail-out within months, warns Barclays Posted: The Telegraph.  |
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