POLL-TAKE A LOOK-Reuters polls and surveys

TOP POLL STORIES
> BoE to keep rates steady until Q3 as inflation soars [BOE/INT]
> UK house prices to fall 5% in 2008, maybe more [GB/HOMES]
> BOJ expected to raise rates, but in 2009 [BOJ/INT]
> Dollar seen through worst times, slow climb vs euro [EUR/POLL]
> G7 money market rates seen easing, but yields up [US/INT]
> Yen seen weakening more vs dollar later in year [JPY/POLL]
> Pound seen staying under $2 as rate cuts loom [GBP/POLL]
> Fed signals pause, not end, to U.S. rate cuts [FED/R]
> All Canada dealers see interest rate cut in June [CA/POLL]
> Gulf Arab inflation to soar past 9 pct this year[ID:nSP151028]
> Analysts raise 2008 oil forecast to above $96/bbl [O/POLL]

REUTERS MONTHLY FOREIGN EXCHANGE POLL - May 7
> Dollar seen through worst times, slow climb vs euro [EUR/POLL]
> Yen seen weakening more vs dollar later in year [JPY/POLL]
> Pound seen staying under $2 as rate cuts loom [GBP/POLL]
> Canadian dollar seen ready to start steady fall [CAD/POLL]
> Aussie dollar seen buoyed by high rates, commodities[AUD/POLL]
> Euro volatility seen up in May, yen unchanged [VOL/POLL]
> Latest Reuters FX poll winners [FX/RANK1] [FX/RANK2]

REUTERS GLOBAL ASSET ALLOCATION POLL - April 30
> Investors up equities, but cash reserves heavy [ID:nL30811876]
> UK funds raise stocks, bonds as optimism up [ID:nL30849927]
> European fund managers lift equity holdings [ID:nL30451406]
> U.S. investors stay with stocks on Fed cuts [ID:nL30687479]
> China funds raise equity exposure sharply [ID:nSHA4235]
> For poll data: [US/ASSET] [JP/ASSET] [EUR/ASSET] [GB/ASSET]

OTHER REUTERS CENTRAL BANK RATE POLLS
> BOJ to keep rates on hold with clouds over econ. [ID:nT305710]
> S.Korea seen cutting rates later this year [ID:nSEO155868]
> Thai c.bank seen keeping rates steady next week [ID:nBKK52886]
> Reserve Bank of NZ seen cutting rates in Sept. [ID:nWEL44418]
> Market mulls 75 bps Brazil June rate hike [ID:nN14514962]
> Polish rates seen flat in May, hike in June [ID:nL08634517]

ECONOMIC INDICATOR PREVIEWS
> German business morale expected to ease in May [ID:nL16626937]
> HK Feb-April unemployment rate seen stable [ID:nHKG267772]
> Japan trade surplus seen cooling to 19.7% [ID:nT341171]
> Economists downbeat on Irish growth, prices [ID:nL28231532]

REUTERS QUARTERLY G7 ECONOMIC F'CASTS POLL - April 23
> More downgrades to G7 GDP, upgrades to prices [ECILT/WRAP]
> U.S. recession seen probable, but shallow [ECILT/US]
> Euro zone growth seen at 1.5% in '08, inflation 3.0%[ECILT/EU]
> BOJ rates on hold well into '09 as recovery delayed [ECILT/JP]
> German 2008 GDP growth to slow more than expected [ECILT/DE]
> UK economy to slow this year despite rate cuts [ECILT/GB]
> Canada 2008 growth outlook dips on U.S. concerns [ECILT/CA]
> French GDP outlook downgraded as inflation bited [ECILT/FR]
> Italy growth seen stalling, deficit to rise [ECILT/IT]
> FACTBOX-G7 growth and inflation expectations POLL74

REUTERS EU/EMU ENLARGEMENT POLL - April 22
> Slovakia still seen adopting euro next year [EMU/MEMS1]
> Slovak crown euro entry rate seen at 32.5/euro [ID:nL22645164]

OTHER REUTERS FX POLLS
> FX investors bearish on Asia currencies [ID:nSP270134]
> Russian rouble to firm despite c.bank pledge [ID:nL29764960]
> Slovak crown euro entry rate seen at 32.75/euro[ID:nL22799845]
> Czech crown seen softer in 3 months [ID:nL18556389]

REUTERS QUARTERLY POLL ON ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMIES - March 28
> Asia growth loses steam, inflation drives FX [ID:nSP82387]
> China to hit 10% growth despite global woes [ID:nPEK132679]
> Philippine economy to slow in 08 as prices rise[ID:nMAN215003]
> Singapore Q1 GDP to rebound, rates seen on hold [ID:nSIN51549]
> Singapore 08 growth to weaken, inflation up [ID:nSIN124374]
> Malaysian GDP growth seen at 3-yr low in 2008 [ID:nKLR44180]
> Thai economy hit by US, local demand helps [ID:nBKK81480]
> U.S. worries dampen HK growth outlook [ID:nHKG308421]
> Indonesia's economy seen growing 6.2 pct in 2008 [ID:nJAK696]
> Taiwan growth seen slowing in 2008, up next yr [ID:nTP340962]
> New Zealand economy to slow in 2008 [ID:nWEL197784]
> Aussie economy to slow as opposing forces meet [ID:nSYD86578]
> South Korea 2008 growth downgraded to 3-yr low [ID:nSEO34271]
> Indian economy to slow to 8.1 pct in 2008/09 [ID:nBOM36866]

REUTERS QUARTERLY GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS POLL - March 18
> World stock markets seen bouncing,many down for yr[EPOLL/WRAP]
> US stocks seen ending 2008 higher despite crisis [EPOLL/US]
> London's FTSE index seen little changed over 2008 [EPOLL/GB]
> European stocks seen bouncing but still down in 08[EPOLL/FRDE]
> Nikkei 2008 outlook downgraded, hit by yen surge [EPOLL/JP]
> German stocks seen down in 2008, but off current low[EPOLL/DE]
> Toronto stocks seen down in 2008 on U.S. economy [EPOLL/CA]
> Taiwan stocks seen edging up in 2008 [EPOLL/TW]
> Hong Kong stocks seen set for a fall in 2008 [EPOLL/HK]
> Aussie shares seen making first annual loss in 6 yrs[EPOLL/AU]
> Indian shares seen ending 2008 down 6.3 percent [EPOLL/IN]

REUTERS HOUSING MARKET POLLS
> UK house prices to fall 5% in 2008, maybe more [GB/HOMES]
> Spain house price fall deeper on credit crunch [ID:nL09649696]
> Polish housing market seen in soft landing [ID:nL09333239]
> Economists cut Irish house price, GDP forecasts[ID:nL31398723]

REUTERS COMMODITIES POLLS
> Power shortages, deficit to boost aluminium [ID:nL13852857]
> High prices, slowdown seen denting 2008 oil demand [O/POLL]
> Reuters crude oil stocks weekly poll results [EIA/S]
> Reuters natural gas stocks weekly poll results [EIA/GAS]
> Arabica coffee prices to slip as output rises [ID:nL23120607]
> Gold to surge more than 20 pct in 2008 [ID:nL22651372]
> Economic fears to haunt base metals in 2008 [ID:nL21421890]
> US downturn causes wide range in metal f'casts [ID:nL22801884]
> Funds, tight supplies to drive up cocoa in 2008[ID:nCOM000104]
> Steel mills face big iron ore price hike [MET/POLL]
> Funds, shrinking surplus to boost sugar in 2008[ID:nL15193429]
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
REUTERS CORPORATE EARNINGS POLLS [POLL-RESF]
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