PRAGUE, June 29 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press
reports and events to watch which may affect Czech financial
markets on Tuesday.
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PRAGUE - Q1 foreign debt data at 0800 GMT.
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PRAGUE - Power firm CEZ <> to hold an annual
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PRESIDENT TO COMPLETE CBANK BOARD: Czech President Vaclav
Klaus will name economist Kamil Janacek to the central bank
board while appointing board member Vladimir Tomsik as the new
vice governor on Tuesday, the presidential office said on
Monday.
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NEW PRIME MINISTER: Czech President Vaclav Klaus appointed
centre-right Civic Democrat leader Petr Necas prime minister on
Monday to lead a government likely to focus on cost cutting and
reform of the pension and health systems.
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CEE MARKETS: Romania's leu hit a new record low against the
euro on Monday after investors perceived the government's plans
to hike value added tax as a short-term solution for the
country's budget crisis.
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CEE POWER: Czech spot and power futures rose on Monday,
driven by warmer weather in the region that could spur air
conditioning demand and higher gas prices, traders said.
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TEMELIN RESTART: Czech utility CEZ <> has restarted
the Temelin nuclear power plant's unit 2 reactor and plans to
reconnect the block to the grid at the end of the week, it said
on Monday.
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BUDGET CUTS: Parties building a coalition government agreed
on Monday that the 2011 public sector deficit should be kept
below 4.8 percent of GDP. Most regular spending including state
clerks wages should be cut across the board by 10 percent,
meaning savings of 31 billion crowns. Further savings include 7
billion in cutting by half the construction savings state
subsidy. Parties also agreed to drop the plan to cut by 1
percent health insurance payment by companies, and not to lower
the ceiling for health and social tax, presently at 6 times the
average wage.
Hospdodarske Noviny, page 1
CSOB: There is speculation that the initial public offering
(IPO) of the largest Czech bank CSOB, majority owned by
Belgium's KBC <KBC.BR>, will not happen.
Hospodarske Noviny, page 20
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