Sovereign Bond Spreads: =20 Significant New Issuance - CSFB Commentary: ?=09The first week of September was extremely positive for the region with = a significant increase in secondary trading volumes and bond prices. Relati= ve financial stabilisation in Argentina removed pressure from Latin America= n and other emerging markets, shifting the focus to the impact of local fac= tors on prices in each region. It was a busy week in the Turkish market, wh= ich started initially on a weaker note because of the disappointing inflati= on data released on Monday, but then recovered to follow other Eastern Euro= pean markets and closed around 1.5 points higher on the week. The long awai= ted resignation of the Minister of Public Works added to the positive senti= ment in the market. The Russian market rallied this week, first on the back= of Latam stabilisation and then encouraged by the Moody's rating upgrade (= see below). Prices peaked on Thursday, immediately after the upgrade, but f= ailed to stay at those levels due to profit taking and a sliding Latam mark= et, closing only one point higher than last Friday. Central and Eastern Eur= opean investment grade assets remained stable throughout the week, which is= a good sign given the sell-off in US Treasuries. Other countries in this r= egion gained around ? point, with Romania being the best performer gaining = ? point. ?=09On Wednesday, Moody's raised the ratings of outstanding Eurobonds of th= e Russian Federation to B2 from B3 and changed the outlook for all hard cur= rency instruments to "positive" from "stable." Moody's noted that Russia's = recent economic performance and tax reforms have generated twin surpluses (= current account and budget) and large foreign currency reserves. In combina= tion with some debt relief, these factors have made the country's capacity = to service its debt much greater.
Answer: Sovereign Bond Spreads, 7 September 2001
Here is an email: Veronica Aquila did a great job of cleaning our house when we first moved back to the neighborhood, then she got called back to Mexico. She's back in town ready to go to work, but we have someone we're very satisfied with. You can reach her at 713.426.3094. Hilary (Mr.) Hilary Smith 712 Bomar St.
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Q: This email message revises our previous message in two ways: (1) it corrects the spelling of Dr. Cicchetti's name and (2) it provides a call-in number for the conference room in which the deposition will be held. We apologize for the misspelling of Dr. Cicchetti's name; unfortunately, we copied the misspelling from the transmittal letter that accompanied Dr. Cicchetti's testimony. The deposition of Dr. Charles J. Cicchetti will be taken at the offices of Steptoe & Johnson LLP on Wednesday, November 28, 2001, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Details Proceeding: San Diego Gas & Electric Co. v. Sellers of Energy and Ancillary Services, Docket Nos. EL00-95-045 et al. Deponent: Dr. Charles J. Cicchetti
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IN: Gentlemen, Forgive the string of emails, but I thought a more expedient way to confirm Mr. Lay's current reported holdings would be to lay them out in a spreadsheet. This is a list of both Mr. Lay's direct and indirect holdings at companies I understand he is either a director or executive of. Please let me know if there are any errors, and I have one question about what Mr. Lay's indirect holdings of Compaq are. Many thanks, and I look forward to hearing back from you by Tuesday morning (Nov. 13). Regards,

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This is a message from Kerry. I just converted and moved Larry Campbell (lcampbe) to the W2K server. He uses ESIS. I successfully converted the tables and have the links corrected (logged in as kgramse), however Larry cannot use the system. I received a message while logged in as Larry stating that the data/application was "Read-Only" when I attempted to re-link the tables. Please check the permissions on GTROS-FS01P\APPSRW Thanks,

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Davis Signals Utility's Grid Could Be Seized Power: Governor says eminent domain is a possible last resort against PG&E, which is balking in state sales negotiations. By DAN MORAIN and NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writers On the eve of a new round of rescue negotiations with a reluctant Pacific Gas & Electric Co., Gov. Gray Davis suggested Wednesday that as a last resort the state could seize the utility's prized electrical transmission system through eminent domain. That saber-rattling cut against the grain of some rare good news in the state's continuing electricity crisis. The energy supply crunch eased slightly as grid operators pumped up the cushion between supply and demand, and for the first time in more than five weeks the statewide power grid was operating under a relatively mild Stage 1 emergency. Negotiations with the state's two other big utilities--Southern California
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Davis Signals Utility's Grid Could Be Seized