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Global Deals Review: Q4 2009

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Hot sectors in a tepid recovery

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DIARY - Today in Washington - Nov. 9

Fri Nov 6, 2009 3:48pm EST
 
 Nov. 9
 ALL TIMES IN EDT/GMT
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 1100/1600 - Treasury Dept. announces weekly sale of 4-week
bills.
 1130/1630 - Treasury Dept. weekly sale of 3-, 6-month
bills.
 1300/1800 - Treasury Dept. sells 3-year notes.
 1600/2100 - USDA issues weekly Crop Progress.
 1900/0000 - New York - Federal Reserve Governor Daniel
Tarullo speaks on "Financial Regulation" before the Money
Marketeers of New York University.
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 DIARY - Federal Reserve Events                [FED/DIARY]
 U.S. Indicators                                  [US/ECI]
 U.S. Treasury new issues calendar                  [US/C]

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