>>> What to look at today - 19th of Sept. 2014..NO is sometimes

US closed higher, GBP higher on No Resultu to the referendum in Scotland, As forecasted in a recent press report, Japan govt cut its economic assessment in Sept for the first time in 5 months. Cabinet office pointed to slumping private consumption, which remains both weighed down by the sales tax increase and some rough weather over the past several weeks. Japan also maintained its somewhat cautious assessment for other key components such as
capital spending, exports and industrial output. Separately, Japan PM Abe released an op-ed in the press, claiming structural reforms would continue and hinting at another corporate tax rate cut in 2015. Scotland relief appears to
be driving overall bullish sentiment, resonating in Japan FX and equity trades USD/JPY hit fresh 6-year high above 109.40 (up 70pips), while Nikkei225 was up nearly 2% in early afternoon session at its highest levels since late 2007. China's PBoC put out its Q3 survey of bankers indicating depositors are less willing to apply for mortgages and more respondents expecting home prices to decline. Note that this follows overnight liquidity injection via lower repo
rate offering rate. Barclays economist said that move was meant as a "strong signal of a start of a rate-cutting cycle", but UBS claimed that lower repo rate diminished the possibility of an across-the-board reserve requirement cut. Nikkei +1,48% Hang Seng +0,45% Shanghai +0,24%

Eur$ 1,2908 S&P +0,38% Eurostoxx +1,08% FTSE _1,11% Dax +0,8% SMI +0,4%


Macro
- *SCOTLAND VOTES 55.4% NO, 44.6% YES WITH 31 OF 32 COUNTED
- ECB Eyes Banks’ Capital Quality as Target for Supervisory Power
- Shinzo Abe in WSJ Op-Ed Says Next Stage of Abenomics Is Coming
- U.S. Drilling to Slow If Price Falls Further: Standard Chartered

Keep an eye on :
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- FUM1V FH : Fortum Delays Restart of 496MW Loviisa-2 Nuclear Reactor
- HEIA GY : Heineken CFO Hooft Graafland to Retire in 2015, FD Reports
- ISP IM : Intesa Plans to Use EU4b TLTRO for Lending, CEO Tells Sole
- PTC PL : Portugal Telecom Names Joao Manuel De Mello Franco Chairman
- SAP GY : SAP to Buy Concur for $129/Shr (CNQR US) , or Enterprise Value $8.3b (10,7% premium), traded higer after mkt
- TFI FP : Le Figaro Says It’s Studying TF1’s LCI Channel
- VIV FP : Vivendi Signs Accord to Sell GVT to Telefonica for EU4.66b Cash, Vivendi Reaches GVT Pact, to Get 5.7% of Telecom Italia