Global stocks slid sharply on Monday after weak U.S. factory activity data
and news of record job losses in Europe raised concerns about the world economy
while boosting the safe-haven appeal of government debt.

The U.S. dollar gained broadly after Russia expressed confidence in the
greenback as the world's reserve currency, and the euro extended losses after
the European Central Bank said euro zone banks face another $283 billion in
writedowns.

Oil fell almost 2.0 percent to below $71 a barrel, another retreat from a
near eight-month high. Nickel, zinc and lead prices tumbled more than 6.0
percent, while copper also fell after U.S. manufacturing data suggested demand
remains weak.

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MARKET REPORTS:
> GLOBAL MARKETS-Global stocks slip, US dollar jumps [ID:nN15232102]
> MONEY MARKETS-Dollar borrowing rates at lifetime lows [ID:nLF414254]
> EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks fall, currencies dip [ID:nN15523889]
> COMMODITIES-Strong US dollar, economy worries knock oil [ID:nLF422525]
MAIN ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL NEWS MOVING GLOBAL MARKETS
> Obama reform targets banks, securitization [ID:nN15190553]
> US credit card defaults rise to record in May [ID:nN15529842]
> New York state factory slump deepens in June [ID:nN15186978]
> Foreign buying of US securities drops in April [ID:nN15197019]
> Federal Reserve sees weak growth ahead but mulls exit [ID:nN15221063]
> Worst of global economic crisis not yet over - IMF chief [ID:nLF328969]
> IMF's Lipsky says US dollar reserve status to stay [ID:nN15221464]
> New IMF bonds may be traded among central banks [ID:nN15547203]
> Eurozone banks face further $283 bln in writedowns - ECB [ID:nLF804645]
> Eurozone employment logs record fall in Q1 [ID:nLF436431]
> First Russia share sale since crisis raises $390 mln [ID:nLF13882]
> Russia to cut fiscal spending in 2010 - Putin [ID:nLF245302]
> G8 nations consider exit from credit crisis [ID:nLD429101]
ANALYSIS RELATED TO THE GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS
> China wants US to assume global duty of care for dollar [ID:nPEK6104]
> US inflation reality check ahead ? [ID:nN1285391]
> Market survives US debt supply barrage, more ahead [ID:nN12263190]
> Junk bonds defy rising interest rates to extend rally [ID:nN10454380]
> Commodity markets rally may not augur economic recovery [ID:nLB30677]
> Art of the possible tempers Obama financial reforms [ID:nN10646795]
> US banks face tought time, in or out of TARP [ID:nN09388941]
> Risk assets hitting speed bumps after rally [ID:nL8698035]
> Commodity price rises create bubble concerns [ID:nN08326945]
FACTBOXES
> Obama plan for tightening US financial regulation [ID:nN15211435]
> Major US financial regulation initiatives [ID:nN15211009]
> Key players in reshaping US financial regulation [ID:nN1570842]
> Major US financial regulators face shake up [ID:nN15198192]
> Signs of US money markets returning to normal [ID:nN15592502]
> US, European bank writedowns and credit losses [ID:nLT971364]
> US banks that are repaying TARP bailout money [ID:nN09372318]
> US banks raise $65 bln after stress tests [ID:nSP432506]
> Where has all the US bailout money gone ? [ID:nN0289041]
> The Federal Reserve's evolving liquidity toolkit [ID:nN19437787]
> US regulators propose regulating OTC derivatives [ID:nN13627181]
> Facts and figures from Obama's budget [ID:nN06299995]
> US Treasury details toxic asset plan [ID:nLN437165]
> Full text ECB statement on rates, asset buying [ID:nECBTEXT]
> World government actions to limit bank bad loan damage [ID:nLL193589]