(all times are US Eastern)
Thursday July 2, 2009

• RPT-GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks slip, drop limited after US data
  11:49 pm - at Reuters
• Nikkei drops 1 pct after US jobs, Seven & I slides
  11:00 pm - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Japan appoints Tamaki as top currency diplomat
  10:20 pm - at Reuters
• FOREX-Dollar, yen hold gains as job losses cloud outlook
  9:00 pm - at Reuters
• Washington to give antiviral drugs to WHO
  6:20 pm - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Citigroup, Relativity agree to dismiss litigation
  6:06 pm - at Reuters
• ADR Report-Foreign shares tumble on weak U.S. jobs data
  6:04 pm - at Reuters
• Brazil stocks fall as U.S. jobs data spreads gloom
  5:42 pm - at Reuters
• Argentina stocks sink on global losses, bonds firm
  5:39 pm - at Reuters
• EMERGING MARKETS-LatAm assets slip on US, European jobs data
  5:17 pm - at Reuters
• CANADA FX DEBT-C$ edges higher, bonds up on weak U.S. jobs
  4:59 pm - at Reuters
• Mexico peso, stocks slide on US jobs weakness
  4:32 pm - at Reuters
• Foreign central banks' US Treasury holdings up-Fed
  4:30 pm - at Reuters
• PREVIEW-Economy to hurt Mexico's Calderon in mid-term vote
  4:17 pm - at Reuters
• CANADA STOCKS-TSX falls on sliding oil, U.S. jobs data
  4:07 pm - at Reuters
• Brazil's central bank calls auction to buy dollars
  2:46 pm - at Reuters
• US gold ends lower as inflation fear subsides
  2:28 pm - at Reuters
• Obama, Russia PM Putin may discuss reserve currencies
  1:58 pm - at Reuters
• WHO chief identifies "warning signs" of severe flu
  1:21 pm - at Reuters
• FX OUTLOOK-Dollar likely rangebound amid summer slumber
  1:19 pm - at Reuters
• TOPWRAP 4-Rising US, euro zone joblessness hits recovery hope
  1:10 pm - at Reuters
• ECB holds rates, to start buying bonds next week
  1:05 pm - Reuters
• UPDATE - ECB holds rates, to start buying bonds next week
  1:01 pm - at Reuters
• European shares close lower on rise in US jobless
  12:50 pm - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Exporters struggle to get trade loans - WTO's Lamy
  12:32 pm - at Reuters
• Nascent economic recovery underway in Zimbabwe- IMF
  12:03 pm - at Reuters
• FTSE falls 2.5 pct on U.S. jobs, euro zone data
  12:00 pm - at Reuters
• Ousted Honduras minister says Zelaya will return
  11:43 am - at Reuters
• Europe shares fall after US jobless tally soars
  11:42 am - at Reuters
• Malaysia c.bank sees solid, long-term dollar role
  11:24 am - at Reuters
• IMF to discuss delayed China report on July 8
  10:35 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Worst of global meltdown is over - Fischer
  10:34 am - at Reuters
• Euro extends losses versus dollar, falls 1 percent
  10:20 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Iraq brings forward 2nd oil sale, goes alone on gas
  10:14 am - at Reuters
• Canada forgives Haiti debt worth C$2.3 million
  9:55 am - at Reuters
• COLUMN-G8 signals end to dollar supremacy: John Kemp
  8:57 am - at Reuters
• Euro extends losses as Trichet warns about 2009 activity
  8:48 am - at Reuters
• Europe shares hit day's low after U.S. payroll data
  8:46 am - at Reuters
• Gold futures drop below $930 after US jobs data
  8:45 am - at Reuters
• Dollar falls versus yen after U.S jobs data
  8:39 am - at Reuters
• GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks extend losses after US jobs data
  8:37 am - at Reuters
• CANADA STOCKS-TSX may open lower as oil falls
  8:25 am - at Reuters
• RPT-FEATURE-Caribbean states fight to ride out economic storm
  8:01 am - at Reuters
• MONEY MARKETS-Euro rates hit new lows as ECB holds rates
  7:58 am - at Reuters
• Euro, euro zone debt little changed after ECB decision
  7:56 am - at Reuters
• ECB keeps rates at record low 1 percent
  7:47 am - Reuters
• ECB keeps rates at record low 1 pct, as expected
  7:46 am - at Reuters
• Euro hits day's low vs dollar on Moody's Ireland cut
  7:28 am - at Reuters
• Europe shares down, led by oil ahead ECB, U.S. data
  7:20 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - China says wants diversified FX, not pushing debate
  7:01 am - at Reuters
• France confident UK won't quit A400M - source
  6:44 am - at Reuters
• Euro Libor rates hit new lows ahead of ECB
  6:41 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Japan econ min: Must prevent persistent price falls
  6:18 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Euro zone May jobless hits 10-yr high of 9.5 pct
  6:04 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Spaniard knocked out at start of IAEA leader vote
  6:02 am - at Reuters
• Russia has not seen China G8 currency request-source
  6:02 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Iraq to move up second energy bidding round
  5:41 am - at Reuters
• Japan econ min: Must prevent persistent price falls
  5:32 am - at Reuters
• Exporters struggle to get trade loans - WTO's Lamy
  5:16 am - at Reuters
• UPDATE - Germany's Merkel wants strong G8 message to Iran
  5:07 am - at Reuters