TOP POLL STORIES 
> G7 growth to slow, 40% chance of U.S. recession   [ECILT/WRAP] 
> Asia's 2008 growth to slow, inflation a threat   [ID:nSP31286] 
> US growth to brake sharply in Q4,more rate cuts seen[ECILT/US] 
> Euro zone growth 2008 growth forecast cut to 1.9%   [ECILT/EU] 
> Wall St expects more Fed cuts after modest move        [FED/R] 
> World stocks in for more modest gains in 2008     [EPOLL/WRAP] 
> UK rates to fall again soon, likely in February      [BOE/INT] 
> Most Canada dealers expect a January rate cut        [CA/POLL] 
> Euro money market traders welcome c. bank moves     [ECB/REFI] 
> European credit set for rocky 2008, defaults up[ID:nL13456671] 
> Nearly half FX analysts see euro at $1.50 in 6-mths [EUR/POLL] 
> Inflation to quicken in Saudi,plague Gulf in 08 [ID:nL1216754] 
> Gulf to scrap dollar pegs, UAE may lead this yr[ID:nL28707726] 
> Analysts predict average 2008 oil price near $75      [O/POLL] 
REUTERS QUARTERLY POLL ON ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMIES - Dec 19 
> Chinese domestic demand to drive growth        [ID:nPEK134330] 
> Indian economy seen growing 8.7 pct in 2007/08 [ID:nBOM277086] 
> S.Korea's 2008 GDP growth seen fastest in 6 yrs[ID:nSEO215560] 
> Australia seen safely navigating credit squall [ID:nSYD282339] 
> New Zealand economy seen slowing in 2008       [ID:nWEL228878] 
> Investment, exports to hit Taiwan growth        [ID:nTP131391] 
> Indonesia's economy seen growing 6.4 pct in 2008[ID:nJAK63776] 
> HK growth outlook brighter despite U.S. risks  [ID:nHKG343395] 
> Thai election lifts sentiment, growth prospects[ID:nBKK148717] 
> Malaysia's economic growth to slow in 2008      [ID:nKLR68156] 
> Singapore growth to slow in 2008 as costs rise  [ID:nSIN26758] 
> U.S. storm clouds to rain on Manila economy     [ID:nMAN40492] 
OTHER REUTERS CENTRAL BANK RATE POLLS 
> ECB to hold at 4 pct, 70 pct chance rates peaked     [ECB/INT] 
> Market expects next BOJ rate hike in Jan or Feb      [BOJ/INT] 
> Chinese rate rise seen soon, yuan to strengthen     [CNY/POLL] 
> SNB rates seen on hold, analysts split on next move  [SNB/INT] 
> Australia rate rse in doubt amid credit strains [ID:nSYD86914] 
> Most analysts see Czech rates on hold in Dec   [ID:nL14379444] 
> Philippine rate cut possible Thurs, after Fed  [ID:nMAN107532] 
> Taiwan expected to raise rates modestly again   [ID:nTP125415] 
> Polish interest rates seen flat- Dec, up in Jan [ID:nL10724514] 
> Brazil rate cuts to resume in 2008, real firm  [ID:nL14201911] 
REUTERS MONTHLY G7 ECONOMIC F'CASTS POLL - Dec 18 
> G7 growth to slow, 40% chance of U.S. recession   [ECILT/WRAP] 
> US growth to brake sharply in Q4,more rate cuts seen[ECILT/US] 
> Euro zone growth 2008 growth forecast cut to 1.9%   [ECILT/EU] 
> BOJ rate rise seen delayed to H208 on slower growth [ECILT/JP] 
> UK growth seen slowing in 2008, BOE to cut rates    [ECILT/GB] 
ECONOMIC INDICATOR PREVIEWS 
> German business, consumer morale seen falling   [ID:nL1425216] 
> New Zealand growth seen easing in Q3           [ID:nWEL273630] 
> Swedish consumer confidence seen down in December [ID:nL14680] 
> Kenya economy growth seen stable in H1 2008    [ID:nL18204143] 
> S.Africa Nov inflation seen climbing on food   [ID:nL13604241] 
REUTERS QUARTERLY GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS POLL - Dec 10 
> Rate cuts to help U.S. stocks edge higher in 2008   [EPOLL/US] 
> Nikkei outlook for 2008 downgraded but still upbeat [EPOLL/JP] 
> European stocks seen gently climbing as econ slows[EPOLL/FRDE] 
> Germany's DAX seen rising 6.3 pct by end-2008       [EPOLL/DE] 
> London's FTSE-100 set for modest growth in 2008     [EPOLL/GB] 
> Toronto stocks to bear weight of US economic fears  [EPOLL/CA] 
> Taiwan stocks seen up in 2008, but f'cast downgraded[EPOLL/TW] 
> China growth set to fuel Hong Kong stocks further   [EPOLL/HK] 
> Aussie shares to see smallest rise in 6 years in 08 [EPOLL/AU] 
> Indian shares growth seen slowing in 2008           [EPOLL/IN] 
> Reuters December poll on world stock markets   [ID:nL27511210] 
REUTERS MONTHLY FOREIGN EXCHANGE POLL - Dec 5 
> Nearly half FX analysts see euro at $1.50 in 6-mths [EUR/POLL] 
> Dlr/yen to hold near 110, Swiss franc to slip       [JPY/POLL] 
> Sterling seen above $2 over next six months         [GBP/POLL] 
> Canadian dollar to head lower in 2008               [CAD/POLL] 
> Aussie dollar to rally, assuming risk desire returns[AUD/POLL] 
> Euro volatility seen up in Nov, yen, sterling down  [VOL/POLL] 
> Latest Reuters FX poll winners           [FX/RANK1] [FX/RANK2] 
REUTERS GLOBAL ASSET ALLOCATION POLL - Nov 30 
> Investors split over credit fears, bargains    [ID:nL30209221] 
> U.S. investors snap up beaten down shares      [ID:nN29250183] 
> Japan fund managers less cautions on stocks    [ID:nTFD002885] 
> European fund managers flee to safe havens     [ID:nL30730771] 
> UK fund managers cut stocks, raise bonds, cash [ID:nL28712907] 
> China funds trim equity exposure, raise bonds  [ID:nSHA339575] 
> Italian investors raise exposure to cash       [ID:nL30277307] 
> For poll data:    [US/ASSET] [JP/ASSET] [EUR/ASSET] [GB/ASSET] 
OTHER FX POLLS 
> Asian FX survey shows fickle investor sentiment [ID:nSP188053] 
> Czech CZK seen at 26.5/euro in 3 mths           [ID:nL1249467] 
> Mexico peso seen weakening 1 pct by March '08  [ID:nN28626848] 
REUTERS EU/EMU ENGLARGEMENT POLL - Oct 30 
> Euro club to expand slowly, Slovakia next in 2008  [EMU/MEMS1] 
> Turkey still seen joining EU, but not for 10 years [EMU/MEMS2] 
> FACTBOX-Reuters EMU/EU enlargement poll        [ID:nL30589635] 
REUTERS HOUSING MARKET POLLS 
> US house price drop through '08 to fuel rebound[ID:nNYC000035] 
> British housing market to cool rapidly into 2008    [GB/HOMES] 
> Spanish house prices to fall in 2008, 2009     [ID:nL09562170] 
> Polish house prices seen rising 10 pct in 2007 [ID:nL18780056] 
> Economists see Irish housing doldrums in 2008  [ID:nL29912144] 
REUTERS COMMODITIES POLLS - July 11 
> Steel mills face big iron ore price hike            [MET/POLL] 
> Rising costs, weak dollar to boost metal prices[ID:nL01144819] 
> Average gold price seen up 10 pct in 2007      [ID:nL09879943] 
> Sugar prices to recover, biofuels drive market      [SUG/POLL] 
> Arabica prices to rise by end of 2007               [COF/POLL] 
> Cocoa to hold highs, Ivory politics a wild card     [COC/POLL] 
> US corn, soy prices seen up end-2007, wheat down    [GRA/POLL] 
G7 WEEKLY ECONOMIC DATA POLLS 
> U.S.                 [ECI/US]     Euro zone + CH    [ECI/EURO] 
> Japan                [ECI/JP]     UK                  [ECI/GB] 
> Canada               [ECI/CI]     Real time G7 data   <ECONG7> 
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