let alone that of generosity. and there are sure a lot of them. Aurelius was scheduled to depose MBIA CEO Jay Brown this week; now the banks will depose him next week. remains problematic. On the same day as the policy meeting the International Monetary Fund recommended Turkey raise interest rates to deal with inflation which was an annualised 92 percent in September The central bank's prediction is for a year-end 7 percent rate but that is 2 percentage points higher than its 5 percent target So the central bank probably was sensible in exercising restraintThere are other Turkey-specific risks too Tim Ash at Standard Bank says:The message is that it is still a little early to put the foot to the floor on the gas again when the current account deficit remains large and financing risks are still considerable The other big meeting this week is in South Africa where the central bank SARB is likely to leave its interest rates unchanged at 5 percent on Thursday despite dismal economic growth numbers Data today showed headline price growth was a higher-than-expected 56 percent in October close to the upper end of the SARB's 3-6 percent target band With inflation sticky the central bank simply cannot risk weakening the rand any further with a rate cut The currency has already fallen 10 percent against the dollar this year From Danske Bank:Even though the economic slump argues for further monetary easing an upside surprise in headline inflation for September with rising upside risks the ongoing sell-off in the rand and intensified socioeconomic problems . might prevent the SARB from lowering interest rates furtherElsewhere in Africa Nigeria stuck to its 12 percent interest rates for the seventh month in a row on Tuesday with Governor Lamido Sanusi citing "mixed signals" on inflation With price growth well in the double digits analysts expect no change in Nigerian rates change until well into 2013At least in Colombia inflation is not yet an issue - it is within the central bank's 2-4 percent target band But the bank which meets this Friday is expected to leave rates at 475 percent At the last meeting in October the no-change verdict was not unanimous with some members of the board calling for a cut But with growth expected at a robust 37-49 percent there doesn't seem too much call for a rate cut while easing, and making us all poorer for longer, It may be patchy, if any of the new countries were to produce someone truly special it might be a very different story - as it was in Spain when Fernando Alonso emerged a decade ago and transformed the landscape. India embraced the sport and so does Singapore but Europe is where the heart is. dass Betriebsr?

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