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Morgan Stanley analyst: Turkey might miss its inflation target again for 4th straight year;
- Raises 2014 inflation forecast from 6.9% to 7.5%
- Turkey Central Bank could raise Lending Rate by 200bps to 9.75% to help calm markets , slowdown inflation and improve credibilty
- Timing of the rate hike given the fluidity of the political situation
*TIM PARTICIPACOES SHARES RISE 6.1% TO BRL12.86 IN SAO PAULO
*TIM PARTICIPACOES RISES 7.3% IN SAO PAULO TRADING
Morgan Stanley analyst: Turkey might miss its inflation target again for 4th straight year;
- Turkey Central Bank could raise Lending Rate by 200bps
- Source TradeTheNews.com
Early premarket gappers
Gapping up: FEYE +22.8%, GGS +14.9%, PLUG +9.4%, JRJC +8.5%, RECN +5.3%, EJ +4.3%, ORMP +3.3%, FNSR +3.2%, ARIA +1.9%, NEM +1.4%, DDD +1.2%, BP +1.1%, GTAT +1.1%, SLV +1.1%, ONVO +1%, PANW +1%, ABX +1%, FTNT +0.9%, CHKP +0.9%, RDS.A +0.9%, BHP +0.8%, TWTR +0.7%, TSLA +0.6%, GDX +0.5%
Gapping down: GYRO -11.7%, LNDC -3.5%, SAP -1%, GLPI -0.9%, GE -0.7%, BBRY -0.7%, GRPN -0.5%
Nomura analyst cuts Turkey 2014 and 2015 GDP growth forecasts
- Cuts 2014 GDP forecast from 3.3% to 2.8%
- Cuts 2015 GDP forecast from 4.5% to 4.2%
- Raises 2014 inflation forecast from 7.0% to 7.7%
- Raises 2014 Budget Deficit to GDP from 2.0% to 2.5%
- Source TradeTheNews.com
Telecom Italia SpA Not aware of any offer for Tim Brasil; says unit is a strategic asset
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Belarus to Keep Zero Tax on Potash Exports Until April 2014-01-03 10:03:17.255 GMT
By Aliaksandr Kudrytski Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Belarus reverses earlier decision to scrap zero tax, will prolong tax-free exports of soil nutrient until March 31, amended decree from President Aleksandr Lukashenko published on government website shows. * NOTE: Belarus planned tax of EU60/t, Dep. Finance Min. Maksim Emolovich said Dec. 12. * NOTE: State-owned potash producer Belaruskali had export tax scrapped in Sept.-Dec. by presidential decree * NOTE: Belaruskali paid tax of EU75/t-EU85/t ($103-$117) before Sept. 1
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EURO ZONE NOV M3 MONEY SUPPLY Y/Y: 1.5% V 1.5%E; M3 3-MONTH AVERAGE: 1.7% V 1.7%E
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