Slovakia - Factors To Watch on Nov 19

    BRATISLAVA, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press 
reports and events to watch which may affect Slovak financial 
markets on Monday. 
     
    COALITION MEETING 
    Leaders of the three ruling coalition parties to meet to 
debate political developments, 1300 GMT. 
     
    OPPOSITION LEADERS MEETING 
    Leaders of three opposition parties will meet to debate a 
no-confidence vote against the Agriculture Minister Miroslava 
Jurena, 0900 GMT. 
     
    PM FICO MEETS AUSTRIA'S GUSENBAUER 
    Prime Minister Robert Fico will meet his Austian counterpart 
Alfred Gusenbauer at the opening ceremony of a Slovakia-Austria 
highway connection, 0930 GMT. 
     
    PM URGES EUROSTAT TO MAKE FISCAL RULING 
    Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico urged Eurostat on Friday 
to decide precisely what it wanted included in public finance 
calculations as he needs to adjust budget spending plans. 
    [ID:nL16274984] [RTRS-EUR-DIP-POL-SK] 
     
    MARKET TURMOIL MAY HAVE FURTHER TO RUN-EU'S ALMUNIA 
    Turmoil on financial markets may have further to run and the 
European Union is discussing how to tackle future turbulence, 
Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia said 
on Friday. 
    [ID:nL16448088] [RTRS-POL-PLCY-FRX-SK] 
     
    CBANK FOREX RESERVES RISE TO $18.99 BLN 
    The Slovak central bank's (NBS) foreign currency reserves 
edged up to $18.987 billion as of November 14, from $18.947 
billion a week ago, the bank said on Friday. 
    [ID:nL16531153] [RTRS-CEN-FRX-MMT-SK] 
     
    PRESS DIGEST 
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    HIGHWAY TENDERS 
    Slovakia's Transport and Telecommunication Ministry kicked 
off tenders on Saturday to pick a provider for public private 
partnership projects for building the country's highways and 
speedways. Bidders are expected to deliver letters of interest 
by January 8. 
    Pravda, page 30 
     
    SUZUKI CONSIDERS BOOSTING HUNGARY INVESTMENT 
    Japan's Suzuki Motor Corp. <7269.T> expects to boost car 
production at its Hungary's plant to 300,000 unit in 2007, the 
assembly plant's full capacity, from 230,000 planned for this 
year. The car maker also consider to build a car engine plant or 
boost its production capacity at its plant in Ostrihom. 
    Pravda, page 31 
     
    MEDIA DRAFT LAW 
    Slovakia's media and publishers criticised the new draft law 
designed to alter the editorial standards at media and 
newspapers, and said they are considering an appeal with the 
Consitutional Court of Slovakia. They will also consult with 
international bodies. 
    Sme, page 5 
     
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forthcoming Slovak events, double click [SK/DIARY], and a 
calendar of east European economic indicators, see [CONV/DIARY]. 
     
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