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Market Bulletin LCU/08/01/15/05

8 January 2015

SEPLAT PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY PLC

Statement Regarding Possible Combination with Afren Plc

Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc (?eplat? has today, in accordance with the provisions of Section 10 of the Amended Listing Rules of The Nigerian Stock Exchange, notified The Exchange of the announcement by Afren Plc (?fren? dated 22 December 2014. Seplat confirms that it has made a highly preliminary approach regarding a possible combination with Afren. Seplat however notes that there can be no certainty that an offer will be made or as to the terms of any offer.

Seplat acknowledges that in accordance with Rule 2.6(a) of the UK City Code on Takeovers and Mergers (the ?ode?, by no later than 5.00 pm on 19 January 2015, it must either announce a firm intention to make an offer under Rule 2.7 of the Code or announce that it does not intend to make an offer, in which case the announcement will be treated as a statement to which Rule 2.8 of the Code applies. Seplat notes that this deadline can be extended with the consent of the UK Takeover Panel (the ?anel? in accordance with Rule 2.6(c) of the Code.

Seplat states that further details cannot be provided at this stage due to the highly preliminary status of events but assures that further announcements will be made as soon as the need arises. -0- Jan/08/2015 11:49 GMT

(BofA-ML) )FOMC Minutes : Patience is a virtue

* Proceed with caution
The minutes from the December 17 FOMC meeting sent a similar signal as the
statement – the Fed will be patient, but is on track to hike interest rates this year.
There were three main points from the minutes: 1) the FOMC sees lower oil prices
and the stronger dollar as creating a temporary drop in inflation, 2) the decline in
energy prices is a net stimulus for the economy and 3) global risks are balanced.
The minutes also reiterated comments from Fed Chair Yellen that the FOMC is
concerned with misinterpretation from the markets and will be careful with
communication changes.

(BFW) America Movil Sees European Telecom Consolidation, News Reports

America Movil Sees European Telecom Consolidation, News Reports
2015-01-08 07:45:32.100 GMT


By Jonathan Tirone
(Bloomberg) -- “We stand at the beginning of a multi-year
consolidation of the European telecommunications market,”
America Movil Chief Financial Officer Carlos Garcia-Moreno tells
Austria’s News magazine in an interview.
* America Movil will consider acquisitions through its
majority stake in Telekom Austria: Garcia-Moreno
* NOTE: America Movil owns ~60% of Telekom Austria
* NOTE: America Movil owns ~60% of Telekom Austria</li></ul>
* Telekom Austria’s “most important” 2015 goal is revenue
growth: Garcia-Moreno
* Telekom Austria’s multi-brand strategy is under review
* NOTE: Telekom Austria operates phone networks in eight
countries using seven different brands
* NOTE: Telekom Austria Raises $1.24 Billion as Slim Keeps
Tight Grip
* NOTE: Telekom Austria Raises $1.24 Billion as Slim Keeps
Tight Grip</li></ul>


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(BofA-ML) Euro Area : QE Express MEvu

* Shifting the debate to the technicalities
The leaks in the Dutch press yesterday suggest that the debate on QE within the Governing Council has shifted to the technicalities, even if those have obviously a strong bearing on the overall message that the central bank would send with purchasing government bonds. We think that the "three options" listed in the article are only a restricted version of the menu currently contemplated by the Governing Council, but they provide a handy framework to think about it:
- Option 1: "Vanilla QE": purchases of government bonds across a wide array of constituencies, with full mutualisation of the subsequent risk across all Eurosystem members.
- Option 2: Full mutualisation of the risk, but with a restriction of the purchases to best quality bonds.
- Option 3: Purchases across a wide array of constituencies, but with limited mutualisation (NCBs would

>>> What to look at today - 8th of January 2015

Dow +1,23% S&P +1,16% Nasdaq +1,26% Russell +1,26% VIX @ 19.31 -8.57%
US Market Closed Higher with First gain in six sessions,started to be volatile and show some strenght after news of willingness of German officials to restructure Greek Debt (debt write-off is not being discussed, but repayment terms may be eased.), FOMC Dec. Minutes didn't added anyhting new ( Patient statement repated.)...Telco Services only decliner sector in the us (-1.4%)...volume were just below average @ 758mil shares...US After Hours MG +13.1%, EXFO +8.8%, RECN +4.9%, PODD -7.9%, WDFC -5.2% following earnings/guidance...During the Asian session, one of the FOMC's more dovish members, Chicago's Evans, added he'd like to see rates on hold until 2016. Evans also noted that inflation outlook is worrisome, growth would trend in 2.0-2.25% range, and the housing sector is yet to show evidence of required strength... Samsung Electronics rose about 2% at the open but pared some gains after reporting better than expected prelim Q4. Despite posting its 5th straight quarter of declining op profit y/y, KRW5.2T op profit was still better than KRW4.8T expected. Reports also suggest Samsung's mobile Division Q4 may be improving relative to Q3...Shanghai Composite has lost some momentum after a torrid end of 2014 and is also lagging other regional indices today. China Pres Xi stated the economy has entered a "new normal", expecting mid-high rate of economic growth...
Nikkei +1.67% Hang Seng +0.65% Shanghai -1.98%

RUB $61.41 RUB €73.02 WTI $48.93 Brent $51.27

Eur$ 1.1822 S&P +0.72% EuroStoxx +1.89% Dax +1.63% SMI +0.98%

Macro :
- German Factory Orders Fell in November Amid Uncertain Outlook
- Many on FOMC Saw Possible Spillover From Deterioration Overseas
- MSCI Top Holders Call for Breakup of Business, FT Says
- Greece Uncertainty Is Credit Negative for Banks, Moody’s Says
- Soros Says Ukraine Crisis Bigger Threat to EU Than Greece: FT

Keep an eye on :
- ACS SM : ACS to Press Ahead With Renewables Unit Sale, Confidencial Says
- AER LN : Aer Lingus CEO Christoph Mueller to Step Down Feb. 28
- BBVA SM : Bbva Says to Issue 53.6m New Shares for ‘Dividend Option’
- CDA FP : Compagnie Des Alpes to Sell 2 Leisure Parks to Aspro: Echos
- CGG FP : CGG Sees Net Debt Reduced to Around $2.43b at End 2014
- CRG IM : Italy’s Bonomi Interested in ‘Significant’ Carige Stake: Reuters {http://reut.rs/14vMWJv}
- DAI GY : Daimler Asks Hackers to Test Car Defense: Frankfurter Allgemeine
- GLPG NA : Galapagos Starts Phase 2 Trial of GLPG1205 in Ulcerative Colitis
- HAS LN : Hays Targets Tripling of China Staff in 4-5 Years, CEO Says
- NOVN VX : Novartis Biosimilar of Amgen’s Neupogen Wins FDA Panel Backing
- PTC PL : Portugal Telecom Naked Short-Selling Suspended by Regulator
- PTC PL : Portugal Telecom EGM to Take Place as Scheduled Jan. 12
- RB/ LN : Reckitt’s Planned K-Y Purchase Faces In-Depth Antitrust Probe
- RIGN VX : Transocean Inc. Ratings May be Cut to Junk by S&P
- SPD LN : Sports Direct Founder to Shut About Third USC Stores: Telegraph
- TIT IM : F2i CEO to Discuss Metroweb With Telecom Italia Today: Corriere
- VAN BB : Van de Velde 2014 Sales Rise 8.8% to EU198.5m Y/y

>>> Brokers Upgrades & Downgrades - 8th of January 2015

>>> Up
*AB INBEV RAISED TO BUY VS NEUTRAL AT NOMURA
*ALCATEL-LUCENT RAISED TO OUTPERFORM VS NEUTRAL AT CREDIT SUISSE
*AKZO NOBEL RAISED TO OUTPERFORM VS NEUTRAL AT CREDIT SUISSE
*BILFINGER RAISED TO BUY FROM HOLD AT BANKHAUS LAMPE
*RIO TINTO RAISED TO SECTOR PERFORMER AT CIBC
*SAP RAISED TO BUY VS HOLD AT EVERCORE ISI, PT $81
*SCHNEIDER RAISED FROM HOLD TO BUY AT SOCGEN
*TELEKOM AUSTRIA RAISED TO OUTPERFORM AT RBC CAPITAL

>>> Down
*ABB LTD CUT TO SELL VS HOLD AT SOCGEN
*AKZO NOBEL RAISED TO OUTPERFORM VS NEUTRAL AT CREDIT SUISSE
*DIAGEO CUT TO NEUTRAL VS BUY AT NOMURA
*ELISA CUT TO HOLD FROM BUY AT NORDEA
*ERICSSON CUT TO NEUTRAL VS OUTPERFORM AT CREDIT SUISSE
*FOXTONS CUT TO NEUTRAL VS OUTPERFORM AT CREDIT SUISSE
*MILLICOM CUT TO SECTOR PERFORM AT RBC CAPITAL
*PERSIMMON CUT TO UNDERPERFORM VS NEUTRAL AT CREDIT SUISSE
*SAGE CUT TO SELL VS NEUTRAL AT UBS
*SAP CUT TO NEUTRAL VS BUY AT UBS
*TUI AG CUT TO NEUTRAL VS BUY AT CITI

>>> PT Change


>>> Initiation
*ACERINOX RATED NEW HOLD AT JEFFERIES, PT EU13
*APERAM RATED NEW BUY AT JEFFERIES, PT EU30
*EUROCASH RATED NEW UNDERWEIGHT AT BARCLAYS
*INGENICO RATED NEW OVERWEIGHT AT HSBC, PT EU105
*NOSTRUM OIL & GAS RATED NEW BUY AT NUMIS, PT 800P
*OUTOKUMPU RATED NEW BUY AT JEFFERIES, PT EU6
*VIRGIN MONEY RATED NEW BUY AT CITI, PT 410P
*WIRECARD RATED NEW OVERWEIGHT AT HSBC, PT EU42
*WORLDLINE RATED NEW NEUTRAL AT HSBC, PT EU17.50

>>> Call
>> Stock
*BOLIDEN, WILLIAM DEMANT ADDED TO CITI EUROPE KEY BUYS LIST
*PANDORA, PADDY POWER REMOVED FROM CITI EUROPE KEY BUYS LIST
*SBERBANK ADDED TO GOLDMAN CEEMEA FOCUS LIST

FT : Save Ukraine to counter Russia, says Soros

Billionaire investor George Soros has accused western leaders of dangerously miscalculating their strategy towards Russia and Ukraine, arguing that the crisis there posed a lethal risk to the eurozone.
In an interview with the Financial Times, the Hungarian-born philanthropist complained that European leaders were treating Ukraine as “just another country” in need of financial assistance rather than realising that the crisis on the EU’s eastern border posed a greater danger to Europe’s economy, and even the survival of the EU, than the Greek election.
Mr Soros said sanctions on Moscow were having a far deeper effect than western leaders had ever imagined because of the collapse in oil prices and added that a Russian debt default would “not be surprising”.

“Sanctions against Russia reinforce the deflationary and recessionary pressures that were already present [in Europe] but have now become a reality,” Mr Soros said. “A default would be a big blow to European banks exposed to Russia.”
He added that Russia’s financial meltdown represented a strategic as well as an economic threat to Europe, with Moscow’s policy likely to become even more aggressively nationalist as the economy deteriorated.
Despite those dangers, Mr Soros stressed that he was not calling for the easing of sanctions, which were a “necessary evil” to push Russian forces out of Ukraine.
Instead, he said the US and EU were making a big mistake by failing to back up their sanctions with a massive financial support programme for Ukraine, which he estimated would have to run to $50bn and would need to be approved in the first quarter of 2015.
The 84-year-old hedge fund financier said Europe needed to “wake up” and accept that it was under attack from Russia. “Assisting Ukraine should be seen as a defence measure by European countries,” he said. “The US and the Europeans are determined to avoid a war but unless they balance sanctions with support for Ukraine, they may well have one.”

Mr Soros was speaking before the publication of an essay in The New York Review of Books where he lays out detailed proposals for how a $50bn support plan for Ukraine could be marshalled by international institutions, including the EU and International Monetary Fund.
This massively expanded financial firepower, he argued, was the only way Europe could counter Moscow’s nationalist expansionism and save Ukraine from a bankruptcy that would strengthen hardliners in Russia. “Hopefully, Russia’s troubles and Ukraine’s progress would persuade President Vladimir Putin to give up as a lost cause his attempts to destabilise Ukraine,” Mr Soros wrote in his essay.
However, EU leaders are reluctant to provide more funds and even struggled to raise €1bn for the fight against Ebola. Similarly, western nations are holding back on pumping fresh money into Ukraine until they see evidence of reform in Kiev. European officials balked last month at the idea of extra support for Ukraine when the IMF identified a $15bn funding gap.
For Mr Soros, this was evidence that western leaders had not understood Russia’s ambitions to undermine the EU itself, supporting anti-bloc politicians and using gas exports to play countries off against each other. “The EU itself is disintegrating,” he said. “Russia offers an alternative view of the world — force rather than rule of law”.
Mr Soros said an economic rescue of Ukraine would change Russian politics. While a Ukrainian bankruptcy would cement the power of hardliners, he said economic regeneration in the country, led by the EU and US, would bolster a more western-looking opposition in Russia.
Mr Soros, infamous for betting against the pound in 1992, made no attempt to disguise his bias for Ukraine where he established a foundation in 1990 and said the country was ripe for investment.
He said western companies looking for Ukraine’s growth areas should turn to its energy networks and the agricultural sector of the Soviet Union’s former breadbasket. The most lucrative area would be improving the efficiency of the country’s power and heating networks, which are 10 times more energy intensive than the average in the OECD, the Paris based group of countries that aims to promote sustainable growth.
“For investment, energy efficiency is tops and agriculture has great potential as number two,” Mr Soros said.

>>> Asian Update

Asian Mid-session Update: Markets recover as oil advances; Samsung Electronics rallies after prelim Q4

***Economic Data***
- (AU) AUSTRALIA NOV BUILDING APPROVALS M/M: +7.5% (2nd month of increase) V -3.0%E; Y/Y: 10.1% (3-month high) V 1.2%E
- (JP) Japan Dec Tokyo Average Office Vacancies: 5.5% v 5.6% prior

***Index Snapshot (as of 03:30 GMT)***
- Nikkei225 +1.8%, S&P/ASX +0.3%, Kospi +1.0%, Shanghai Composite -1.8%, Hang Seng +0.5%, Mar S&P500 +0.6% at 2,032

***Commodities/Fixed Income***
- Feb gold -0.4% at $1,206, Feb crude oil +0.9% at $49.10/brl, Mar Copper +0.2% at $2.76/lb
- GLD: SPDR Gold Trust ETF daily holdings fall 3.0 tonnes to 704.8 tonnes; Lowest level since Sept 2008
- (CN) China said to have imported record amount of crude oil of over 31M tonnes (or over 7M bpd) in Dec - financial press
- JGB: (JP) Japan MoF sells ¥500B in 0.1% 10-year CPI-linked Bonds; Bid-to-cover ratio: 2.97x v 2.11x prior
- (JP) Japan investors bought net ¥19.7B in foreign bonds v sold ¥1.36T in prior week; Foreign investors sold net ¥40.7B in Japan stocks v sold ¥387.1B in prior week
- (CN) PBoC won't conduct open market operations (OMO) in today's session (12th consecutive halt); Net zero position this week (4th week of neutral position)
- USD/CNY: (CN) PBoC sets yuan mid point at 6.1302 v 6.1269 prior setting (weakest Yuan setting since Dec 4th)

***Market Focal Points/Key Themes/FX***
- US equities broke a string of 5 consecutive losing sessions with robust gains, and S&P futures are pointing to another strong open on Thursday. Fed minutes clarified that participants thought the "reference to patience indicated that the Committee was unlikely to begin the normalization process for at least the next couple of meetings", potentially signaling that as long as "patience" remains in the statement, liftoff in rates is a couple meetings away. During the Asian session, one of the FOMC's more dovish members, Chicago's Evans, added he'd like to see rates on hold until 2016. Evans also noted that inflation outlook is worrisome, growth would trend in 2.0-2.25% range, and the housing sector is yet to show evidence of required strength. Despite the dovish remarks, USD is still a bit firmer in the key majors with USD/JPY up 60pips above 119.70 on risk appetite.

- South Korea's Samsung Electronics rose about 2% at the open but pared some gains after reporting better than expected prelim Q4. Despite posting its 5th straight quarter of declining op profit y/y, KRW5.2T op profit was still better than KRW4.8T expected. Reports also suggest Samsung's mobile Division Q4 may be improving relative to Q3.

- Down under, Australia Building Approvals were much stronger than expected, as y/y 10.1% increase was a 3-month high. Meanwhile, CBA and BNZ pushed back their respective expectations for tightening by RBA and RBNZ to Q1 of 2016 from late 2015. AUD/USD is up about 40pips from the lows above $0.8110 in late afternoon session.

- Shanghai Composite has lost some momentum after a torrid end of 2014 and is also lagging other regional indices today. China Pres Xi stated the economy has entered a "new normal", expecting mid-high rate of economic growth. Separately, NDRC planning agency announced the govt is promoting 7 large fiscal packages which would be different from projects planned in 2008. Researcher with China Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) noted PBoC may lower RRR again in 2015, while the deposit/lending rate cuts would be determined by continued retreat in CPI figures.

***Equities***
US markets:
- NRX: Announces that the European Medicines Agency Supports the Company's Study Design for Ongoing Trial in Diabetic Nephropathy; +18.8% afterhours
- EXFO: Board authroizes C$30M issuer bid (30% of market cap); +9.1% afterhours
- RECN: Reports Q2 $0.21 v $0.16e, R$151.5M v $148Me; +5.5% afterhours
- ZUMZ: Reports Dec SSS +8.0% v 6.3% m/m; Raises Q4 guidance to $0.75-0.76 v $0.73e, Rev $255-256M v $252Me (guided Q4 $0.69-0.72, R$249-251M prior); +3.3% afterhours
- ALXN: Phase 2 Clinical Trial with Eculizumab in Antibody Mediated Rejection (AMR) in Living-Donor Kidney Transplant Recipients did not meet primary composite endpoint; -5.3% afterhours
- WDFC: Reports Q1 $0.73 v $0.80e, R$96.4M v $98.8Me; -5.7% afterhours
- PODD: Guides Q4 lower to R$71-73M v $79.4Me; -7.9% afterhours

Notable movers by sector:
- Consumer Discretionary: Qantas Airways QAN.AU -2.3% (shareholder cuts stake)
- Financials: Evergrande Real Estate 3333.HK +0.9% (Dec sales result); Standard Chartered 2888.HK +2.1% (to close down cash equities business and cut jobs)
- Materials: Doray Minerals DRM.AU +4.2% (Q4 gold production)
- Energy: Xiangtan Electric Manufactruing [600416.CN] +1.6% (awarded major contract)
- Industrials: COSCO Shipping 600428.CN +0.6% (to issue shares to invest in shipbuilding projects)
- Technology: Samsung Electronics 005930.KR +0.5% (prelim Q4 results)
- Healthcare: Kyowa Hakko Kirin 4151.JP +3.7% (announces cooperation with Syndax)

FT : Scientists hail antibiotic to foil resistance



Scientists hail antibiotic to foil resistance


An international public-private collaboration has come up with a promising antibiotic, to which bacteria are unlikely to become resistant for several decades. The drug, called teixobactin, quickly cleared infections in animal tests without side effects.
Although it is at least two years from clinical trials and five years from commercial availability, microbiologists hailed teixobactin as an exciting discovery at a time when politicians and public health leaders worldwide are flagging up the urgent need for drugs to tackle the problem of antibiotic resistance. Details are published in the journal Nature.
Teixobactin comes from a research partnership involving Northeastern University in Boston, the University of Bonn and NovoBiotic Pharmaceuticals, one of several US biotechnology companies developing antibiotics.

“We estimate that the evolution of resistance [to teixobactin] will take more than 30 years,” said Kim Lewis of Northeastern, the project leader. “It rapidly clears infection, so we will not need a lengthy regimen of treatment, and it shows excellent activity against hard-to-treat bugs.”
Most antibiotics are derived from soil bacteria, which make the chemicals to kill competing microbes. NovoBiotic has extended this approach with technology that enables researchers to grow species that would not survive in traditional laboratory cultures.
The scientists used a special “diffusion chamber” within the soil to culture microbes that would not grow in normal lab conditions. Screening of these rare species identified a previously unknown species, Elephtheria terrae, which makes teixobactin.
Teixobactin quickly kills Gram-positive bacteria, which are prominent in discussions of antibiotic resistance, including Clostridium difficile, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and Staphylococcus aureus.
Neil Woodford, head of the antimicrobial resistance unit at Public Health England, commented:
“The rise in antibiotic resistance is a threat to modern healthcare as we know it, so this discovery could potentially help to bridge the ever increasing gap between infections and the medicines we have available to treat them.”
But Prof Woodford added: “Although it is a step forward, this new discovery would not be suitable for treating infections caused by E. coli, Klebsiella or other Gram-negative bacteria.”
Teixobactin kills bacteria by breaking down their cell walls, a mode of action similar to vancomycin, which doctors sometimes use as an antibiotic of last resort to treat drug-resistant infections.

They hope that their original approach to bacterial cultivation and screening will soon yield other promising antibiotics, including ones active against Gram-negative bacteria.
“The screening tool developed by these researchers could be a ‘game changer’ for discovering new antibiotics as it allows compounds to be isolated from soil-producing micro-organisms that do not grow under normal laboratory conditions,” commented Laura Piddock, microbiology professor at the University of Birmingham.
Gerard Wright, an antibiotics researcher at McMaster University in Canada, added: “In a field dominated by doom and gloom [the NovoBiotic collaboration] offers hope that innovation and creativity can combine to solve the antibiotics crisis.”

>>> US After Hours Summary: MG +13.1%, EXFO +8.8%, RECN +4.9%, PODD -7

After Hours Summary: MG +13.1%, EXFO +8.8%, RECN +4.9%, PODD -7.9%, WDFC -5.2% following earnings/guidance

After Hours Gainers:

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to earnings: MG +13.1%, EXFO +8.8%, RECN +4.9%, ZUMZ +2.7%, XEL +1.4%

Companies trading higher in after hours in reaction to news: BIOD +29.7% (announced positive preliminary results from Study 3-151; data demonstrate That BIOD-531 provides superior glucose control compared to Humalog Mix 75/25 and Humulin R U-500), BIND +26.2% (provided clinical update for BIND-014 and 2015 strategic overview; co achieved development milestone as part of the Pfizer collaboration), NRX +19.3% (received positive Scientific Advice from the European Medicines Agency regarding their Phase 3 program with Pyridorin in diabetic nephropathy), VLCCF +14.5% (announced entry into an agreement with RWE Supply & Trading for chartering out a total of 15 Capesize vessels on long term contracts), RARE +7.3% (announced license of intellectual property related to the treatment of Huntington's Disease with Triheptanoin), MERU +3.1% (Vertex Special Opportunities Fund files amended 13D; believes retention of Deutsche Bank was a step in the right direction), BALT +1.4% (co entered into new $148 mln credit facility; co has taken delivery of the Baltic Wasp, a 64,000 dwt Ultramax newbuilding)

After Hours Losers:

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to earnings: PODD -7.9%, WDFC -5.2%

Companies trading lower in after hours in reaction to news: ALXN -4.8% (reported results from Phase 2 clinical trial to determine the safety and efficacy of eculizumab in the prevention of antibody mediated rejection; primary composite endpoint did not reach statistical significance), AFSI -3.7% (announced the commencement of public offering of 3 mln shares common stock), MPW -3.1% (announced that it has commenced an offering to sell 30 million shares of its common stock in an underwritten public offering), STML -2.1% (announced proposed public offering of common stock, size not disclosed)

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