PRAGUE, Sept 6 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press reports and events to watch which may affect Czech financial markets on Monday.
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EURO BOND IN PIPELINE: The Czech Finance Ministry named three banks on Friday as lead managers for a euro-denominated Eurobond issue it said would take place in the "near future".
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CEE MARKETS: Emerging European currencies got a boost on Friday from better than expected U.S. payroll figures that were seen risk positive and may result in further currency gains in the coming days, dealers said.
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] Related news: [ ]CEE POWER: Czech power for the next working day rose on Friday, supported by outages in the region and rising demand as schools start and factories ramp up after the summer holidays, traders said.
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> 1,171,1 1,171,1 -0,6 4,82 U.S. Equities < > 10,447,93 10,320,1 1,24 0,19 Pvs close or current levels vs prior domestic close at 1500 GMT =========================PRESS DIGEST==========================SKODA HIRES WORKERS: Volkswagen's <VOWG.DE> Czech unit Skoda Auto hired almost 1,000 temporary workers in August and will need hundreds of additional employees in September as new orders grow.
Hospodarske Noviny, page 17
INCOME TAX: Finance Minister Miroslav Kalousek plans to propose a new income tax bill in the beginning of 2011, which will remove the existing regressive taxation that there is above the ceiling on social and health insurance payments.
Pravo, page 2
VAT: The lower value added tax rate will likely be raised to 12 percent from 10 percent in April next year.
Hospodarske Noviny, page 1
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