24th Sep - US Open

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Tuesday EU Open

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Special: German Elections 2013 (updated)

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Roundups & Commentary

Frontrunning – ZH

Overnight: Deterioration In Core Europe Pushes Dollar Higher, Risk Lower – ZH

The Lunch Wrap – alphaville / FT

Emerging N.Y. headlines – beyondbrics / FT

EU daily news – Europa

Daily press summary – Open Europe

  Merkel: ‘Our European policy course will not change’; CSU Head: ‘I will not talk to the Greens’ about forming a coalition

Morning MoneyBeat: Washington Wrangling Has That Familiar Feel – WSJ

Dollar Drifts Higher Amid Man Bites Dog News Flows – Marc to Market

EUROPE

Blogs review: Battle of narratives over the European recovery – Bruegel

Many European leaders have started to claim credit for the recent improvement in economic conditions in the Eurozone. The boldest example was certainly the op-ed written last week by Wolfgang Schauble where Germany's Federal Minister of Finance used the good news to claim vindication over the skeptics of the European approach to the EMU crisis. Beyond the colorful reactions that it generated (see for example Ambrose Evans-Pritchard), this controversy certainly shows that the battle for the narrative of the recovery has already started.

Banking crisis: ‘Draghi, prepared to expand ‘lending lifeline’…and Merkel to maintain her European policy’ – Presseurop

Ifo Business Climate Edges Upwards – CESifo

Index rose for the fifth time in succession. Although companies assessed their current business situation slightly less favourably, their business expectations were once again more optimistic.

ASIA

BOJ Survey Likely to Show Sentiment at 3-Year High – WSJ

OTHER

As election passes, German election keeps on chugging – MacroScope / Reuters

(good roundup of the current European events)

Ill Communication? – TradingFloor

Neil Staines: As the economic calendar thins, and following on from the FOMC decision not to taper last week, we look at the importance of communication going forward, recent mistakes in communication policy and the focus of rhetoric and communication this week.

FINNISH

PTT-ennuste: Talous elpyy väliaikaisesti – PTT

Suomen talouden supistuminen pysähtyi kevään aikana. Loppuvuoden kasvu on kuitenkin hapuilevaa ja koko vuoden tasolla talous supistuu 0,3 prosenttia. Ensi vuonna talouskasvu kiihtyy 2,3 prosenttiin (julkaisu, lehdistötiedote, kalvot).