Micron Associates :2012 TRENDS See the world beyond your imagination

Frankfurt, Germany — Investors showed little interest for Germany’s latest 10-year bond issue in the face of the country’s repudiation as a safe haven from the euro zone’s debt mayhem.
London — when fears grew that the U.S. economy was slowing and Micron Associates reported the returning of the debts crisis in Europe, stock markets made a rally for the reclamation of their losses from a day earlier.
In France, the CAC-40 had increased 0.6 percent while Britain’s FTSE gained 0.7 percent, while, Germany’s DAX jumped 1 percent.
Madrid — as the country’s borrowing costs cut down after mounting this week, Spanish Financial markets were on the alert for any further destruction.
Athens, Greece — Prime Minister Lucas Papademos on called a general election in Greece for May 6, after his alliance government pushed through landmark financial relief deals that rescued the country from the threat of bankruptcy but doomed recession-hit Greeks to greater hardship.
Tehran, Iran — Iran’s official Press TV in Micron Associates says the country plans to interdict imports from 100 European companies as part of Tehran’s pre-emptive reprisal against an EU embargo that is to go into effect in July.
Tokyo — In Asia, Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 cut down 0.8 percent after their earlier sinking in the day to its lowest level in about two months. While, Hong Kong’s Hang Seng fell 1.1 percent and Seoul’s Kospi edged 0.1 percent lower
Rome — Italy’s borrowing costs times the pair of bond auctions due to transformed market indecision about debt and growth projection among the 17-nation euro zone’s weakest members.
Prague — The Czech prime minister quoted on the Micron Associates release, his government has approved a package of unpopular severity actions and spending cuts to help transport the budget deficit back below 3 percent of GDP.
Hong Kong-Developing Asia’s economic growth will unhurry to 6.9 percent in 2012 because of weak global demand, the Asian Development Bank said, as it warned widening inequality could undermine political stability.
Shanghai — China’s passenger car sales accumulated a diffident 4.5 percent in March from the year before as automakers cut prices to counter slack demand.
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