PRAGUE, Nov 26 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press reports and events to watch which may affect Czech financial markets on Wednesday.
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] ======================== EVENTS ===============================BRNO - Constitutional court to continue a public hearing of Lisbon treaty (0900 GMT).
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LUXEMBURG - ECM Real Estate Investments <
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PRAGUE - Conference "Central & Eastern European Automotive Industry - New Market Developments, Product Strategies & Invaluable Contacts". Industrial and Trade Minister Martin Riman to hold a speech "Supporting the Automotive Sector in Czech Republic: Government Plans and Strategies to work with Investors" (Nov 26, 0800 GMT).
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] ========================== TOP NEWS ============================DEPUTIES BLOCKED SESSION: Members of the Czech parliament's lower house blocked a session on Tuesday during which the U.S. missile defence shield and the 2009 budget were to be discussed.
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TEMELIN UNIT 2 OFF: Czech power group CEZ <
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REUTERS POLL: PEGAS TO SHOW Q3 LOSS: Czech artificial fabrics maker Pegas Nonwovens <
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COURT DELAYS LISBON: The Czech Constitutional Court delayed a key ruling on the European Union's reform treaty that holds up its ratification, setting a new session for Wednesday morning.
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CZECH BANKS: The latest Czech central bank tests unveiled that the domestic banking system showed a relatively high resistance to external shocks coming from the global market turbulence, the bank said.
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INTEGRATION NEEDED: National market supervisory bodies should be integrated before any concentration on the European level can happen in the wake of the global financial crisis, the Czech central bank said.
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SKODA TARGETING FLAT SALES: Volkswagen's <VOWG.DE> Czech unit Skoda Auto will target this year's expected sales level of 690,000 cars in 2009, up from 630,000 in 2007, a Skoda board member said.
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> 0,000.0 0,817.0 +0.00 -100.00 vs Euro <EURCZK=> 25.280 25.179 -0.40 +4.83 vs Dollar <CZK=> 19.439 19.294 -0.59 -6.38 U.S. Equities < > 08,479 08,443 +0.43 -36.08 Pvs close or current levels vs prior domestic close at 1500 ====================== PRESS DIGEST ===========================CROWN VERSUS EURO: With a reasonable economic policy the flexibility of the Czech economy to adjust to all shocks, including the latest financial crisis, will be better with the crown than with the euro, Vice-Governor Mojmir Hampl said.
MORTGAGE RATES: Most Czech banks did not reduce mortgage rates following the Czech central bank dramatic cut of the main interest rate by 75 basis point earlier this months.
Mlada fronta Dnes, page B1
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