PRAGUE, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press reports and events to watch which may affect Czech financial markets on Thursday.
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PRAGUE - Artificial textile maker Pegas Nonwovens <
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PRAGUE - Czech central bank governing board to hold a regular weekly meeting. It is not scheduled to discuss monetary policy issues.
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PRAGUE - 52-week T-bill auction.
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]PRAGUE - Czech Energy Regulatory Bureau to hold news conference on power prices in 2010 at 0900 GMT.
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]PRAGUE -The Association of Pension Funds of the Czech Republic to hold a news conference on development in the market.
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] ========================== MORNING NEWS=========================PEGAS RESULTS: Earnings before interest tax depreciation and amortisation (EBTIDA) at textiles maker Pegas Nonwovens <
> was 8.4 million euros above market forecast of 7.6 million euros. ============================TOP NEWS============================US BOND YIELDS: Piling U.S. government debt makes the country's treasury bonds less attractive and the yield on the 10-year treasury bond will not fall back to 2 percent, investor Marc Faber said on Wednesday.
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SOLAR POWER TARIFFS: The Czech energy regulator has cut feed-in tariffs for solar-generated power by 5 percent from the beginning of 2010, the country's energy regulator announced on Wednesday.
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CEE MARKETS: The Romanian leu hit its highest in more than seven weeks on Wednesday as central European currencies rose broadly on a weaker dollar and the Polish central bank left interest rates flat as expected.
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] Related news: [ ] ---------------------- MARKET SNAPSHOT ------------------------ Index/Crown Currency Latest Prev Pct change Pct changeclose on day in 2009 Czech Equities <
> 1128 1128 -1,11 31,44 vs Euro <EURCZK=> 25,998 25,93 -0,26 2,82 vs Dollar <CZK=> 17,197 17,136 -0,36 10,03 U.S. Equities < > 10464,4 10433,71 0,29 19,23 Pvs close or current levels vs prior domestic close at 1600 ==========================PRESS DIGEST========================SAZKA: Standard & Poors cut rating of Czech betting company Sazka to B from B+.
Hospodarske Noviny, page 18
SKODA POWER: South Korea's Doosan <034020.KS> received a 2 billion crown ($116.1 million) loan to fund its acquisition of Czech turbine maker Skoda Power worth a total 11.5 billion crowns. The loan was provided by banks Komercni Banka <
>, CSOB <KBC.BR>, Ceska Sporitelna <ERST.VI>, Raiffeisen <RIBH.VI>, UniCredit <CRDI.MI>, and Slovakia's VUB.Hospodarske Noviny, pqage 18
ECM: Developer ECM <
> deepened a net loss for the first nine months of the year to 28.08 million euros ($42.38 million) from 22.15 million in the same period last year.
WARSAW STOCK EXCHANGE: Four Czech companies plan to enter Warsaw stock exchange's market NewConnect, a platform for trading small caps.
Hospodarkse Noviny, page 24
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