UPDATE 1-New Zealand/Australia Morning Call-Global markets

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Stock Markets                                                    
S&P/ASX 200    5,187.91   -2.09  NZSX 50        4,849.50 -25.08 
DJIA          15,430.11 -268.74  Nikkei        14,619.13 -295.40 
NASDAQ         4,005.19  -98.69  FTSE           6,465.66  -44.78 
S&P 500        1,747.48  -35.11  Hang Seng     22,141.61 -106.19 
SPI 200 Fut    5,057.00  -88.00  TRJCRB Index     283.61   +0.30 
 
Bonds (Yield)                                                    
AU 10 YR Bond     3.910  +0.025  US 10 YR Bond     2.595  -0.071 
NZ 10 YR Bond     4.555  -0.010  US 30 YR Bond     3.552  -0.069 
 
Currencies (Prev at 7pm NZST)                                    
AUD US$          0.8761  0.8748  NZD US$          0.8093  0.8103 
EUR US$          1.3517  1.3493  Yen US$          101.16  102.08 
 
Commodities                                                      
Gold (Lon)      1262.00          Silver (Lon)     19.270         
Gold (NY)       1243.19          Light Crude       96.48         
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 Overnight market action with latest New York figures. 
 
    EQUITIES 
    NEW YORK - U.S. stocks slumped on Monday, with the S&P 500 
hitting its lowest level since October after 
weaker-than-expected data on the factory sector in the world's 
largest economy provided investors with the latest reason to 
book profits. 
    The Dow Jones industrial average    fell 268.12 points 
or 1.71 percent, to 15,430.73, the S&P 500    lost 36.63 
points or 2.05 percent, to 1,745.96 and the Nasdaq Composite 
   dropped 107.46 points or 2.62 percent, to 3,996.418. 
    For a full report, double click on  .N  
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    LONDON - Britain's top shares extended a recent slide on 
Monday, slipping firmly into negative territory after 
disappointing U.S. data, with Lloyds leading banks lower after 
its latest update. 
    The FTSE 100    was down 44.78 points at 6,465.66 by 
the close, a fall of 0.7 percent, dropping to new six-week lows 
after last week's 2.3 percent decline. 
    For a full report, double click on  .L  
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    TOKYO - Japan's Nikkei share average fell to a fresh 2-1/2 
month low on Monday, extending its declines into a third day 
with little sign that emerging market woes have abated, and 
upcoming U.S. jobs data keeping investors risk-averse. 
    The Nikkei    slid 2 percent to 14,619.13, its lowest 
closing level since Nov. 13. The benchmark dropped below its 
26-week moving average of 14,833.06. 
    For a full report, double click on  .T  
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    SYDNEY - Australian stocks are set to drop on Tuesday 
morning, following a sharp loss on Wall Street on surprisingly 
weak manufacturing data, while investors will also watch for the 
Reserve Bank of Australia's policy meeting results.  
    Australian stock index futures    were down 1.7 
percent at 5,060.0, a 127.9-point discount to the underlying 
S&P/ASX 200 index    close. The benchmark dipped slightly 
to 5,187.9 on Monday.  
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE  
    NEW YORK - The dollar fell to a two-month low against the 
safe-haven yen on Monday on persistent jitters over troubles in 
emerging markets and as surprisingly weak domestic manufacturing 
data spurred worries about U.S. economic growth. 
    Against a basket of major currencies, including the yen, the 
dollar    lost 0.2 percent at 81.103, wiping out Friday's 
gain. 
    For a full report, double click on  USD/  
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    TREASURIES  
    NEW YORK - U.S. Treasuries yields fell to their lowest 
levels since November on Monday after a report showed that U.S. 
manufacturing grew at a substantially slower pace in January. 
    Ten-year notes    yields fell to 2.5896 percent, 
the lowest since November 4. 
    For a full report, double click on  US/  
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    COMMODITIES  
    GOLD 
    LONDON - Gold rose 1.6 percent on Monday after a worse than 
expected U.S. manufacturing report weighed on the dollar and 
global equities, while persisting concerns about emerging 
markets bolstered some investor flight to safety. 
    Spot gold    jumped to a session high of $1,264.60 an 
ounce and was still up 1.5 percent at $1,262.17 an ounce by 1527 
GMT. 
    For a full report, double click on  GOL/  
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    BASE METALS 
    LONDON - Copper fell to a two-month low on Monday, with 
slowing factory growth in top consumer China and the United 
States compounding a deteriorating demand outlook for the metal. 
    Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange    
ended at $7,038 a tonne, after falling to its lowest in two 
months at $7,025. It closed at $7,095 on Friday and lost 4 
percent in January, its weakest month since June. 
    For a full report, double click on  MET/L  
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    OIL 
    NEW YORK - Brent crude oil traded lower on Monday, but pared 
losses sharply following a rise in heating oil prices as cold 
weather in the U.S. Northeast drove up demand. 
    Brent    was trading down 9 cents at $106.31 a barrel 
by 1759 GMT, having sunk to a near 3-month low of $105.40 
earlier in the session. U.S. oil CLc1 fell 79 cents to $96.70 a 
barrel. 
    For a full report, double click on  O/R  
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((Australia/New Zealand bureaux; +61 2 9373 1800/+64 4 802 
7980)) 
 
 
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