POLL-TAKE A LOOK-Reuters polls and surveys

TOP POLL STORIES
> Major world economies still at risk of recession [ECILT/WRAP]
> US rate cut chance back on radar after jobs decline [FED/R]
> ECB to cut rates in Q1 2009, but on knife edge [ECB/INT]
> Russia cap. inflows fall post-Georgia conflict [ID:nL5646402]
> Dollar seen on steady long-term recovery [EUR/POLL]
> UK rates seen on hold this year but close call [BOE/INT]
> Australian rates seen down at 6.25 pct in year [ID:nSYD175809]
> SNB seen holding rates in Sept, cutting once in '09 [SNB/INT]
> Investors lift stocks but keep exposure thin [ID:nLS518417]
> Analysts lower oil price forecasts as demand falls [O/POLL]

REUTERS MONTHLY MAJOR ECONOMIC FORECASTS POLL - Sept 11
> Major world economies still at risk of recession [ECILT/WRAP]
> Serious risk of U.S. recession as 2009 outlook dims [ECILT/US]
> Euro zone growth seen sluggish, avoiding recession [ECILT/EU]
> Japan economy seen licking wounds for over a year [ECILT/JP]
> Chances of UK recession rise as economy stutters [ECILT/GB]

REUTERS MONTHLY FOREIGN EXCHANGE POLL - Sept 3
> Dollar seen on steady long-term recovery [EUR/POLL]
> Yen to fall versus dollar but gain against euro [JPY/POLL]
> Pound seen weakening further as economy falters [GBP/POLL]
> Canadian dollar seen weakening further into 2009 [CAD/POLL]
> Aussie dollar heading south, with interest rates [AUD/POLL]
> Euro volatility seen up, sterling steady, yen down [VOL/POLL]
> BCP wins Reuters August forex poll [FX/RANK1]
> UniCredit MIB tops Reuters 2008 FX accuracy league [FX/RANK2]

REUTERS GLOBAL ASSET ALLOCATION POLL - Aug 28
> Investors lift stocks but keep exposure thin [ID:nLS518417]
> U.S. fund managers stick to stocks in August [ID:nLS434529]
> European fund managers cut alts, boost bonds [ID:nLS404886]
> UK funds raise stocks on commodities hopes [ID:nLS475991]
> Japan fund managers cut global stock weighting [ID:nTKU003027]
> For poll data: [US/ASSET] [JP/ASSET] [EUR/ASSET] [GB/ASSET]

ECONOMIC INDICATOR PREVIEWS
> US Aug producer prices seen falling [ID:nN10383756]
> Japan Q2 GDP likely down more than initial f'cast[ID:nT158055]
> China August retail sales to dip from record [ID:nPEK167252]
> China's August factory output, investment dip [ID:nPEK183054]
> China August M2 money growth to rise [ID:nPEK87923]
> Chinese growth to slow as inflation eases [ID:nPEK158036]
> Russia reserves f'cast cut, GDP view steady [ID:nLS644971]
> Polish 2009 growth forecast down to 4.4 pct [ID:nL811977]
> Turkey July current account seen rising 53 pct [ID:nL271187]
> Bleaker prospects seen for Irish economy in 2008[ID:nLT626940]

REUTERS CENTRAL BANK RATE POLLS
> Swedish rate hike cycle over, cut seen in H1 '09[ID:nL5438235]
> Polish rate hike seen postponed to October [ID:nLP572809]
> Analysts cut bets on further Indian rate rises [ID:nBOM327497]

REUTERS HOUSING MARKET POLLS
> UK house prices to tumble as boom turns to bust [GB/HOMES]
> Spain house prices down 2.2% in 2008 [ID:nL29804085]
> Polish housing market seen in soft landing [ID:nL09333239]
> Economists cut Irish house price, GDP forecasts[ID:nL31398723]
> Dubai house prices seen falling 15% post-09 peak[ID:nLP619787]

REUTERS QUARTERLY G7 ECONOMIC F'CASTS POLL - July 23
> Germany to avoid recession despite slowdown [ECILT/DE]
> French GDP outlook firms, inflation seen worse [ECILT/FR]
> Italy growth slowing as prices, deficit rise [ECILT/IT]
> Canadian economy seen growing at slower rate [ECILT/CA]

REUTERS COMMODITIES POLLS
> Oil to stay above $100, slow demand may halt rally [O/POLL]
> Platinum prices expected to jump 50 pct in 2008[ID:nL24964596]
> Lead and zinc prices to fall further in 2009 [ID:nL22171409]
> Chinese, Indonesian supply worries push tin up [ID:nL22866668]
> Sugar to move into deficit, driving prices up [ID:nL23996388]
> Tight supply, strong demand to drive up cocoa [ID:nL22706709]
> U.S. soy prices set to rise 8 pct by year-end [ID:nN22285215]
> Disruptions wipe out 08 expected copper surplus[ID:nL22869288]
> Supply woes push aluminium up, copper eases [ID:nL22624180]
> S.Africa traders see higher 2007/08 maize [ID:nL22565232]
> Arabica coffee prices seen higher at end-2008 [ID:nL21623389]
> 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]

REUTERS EU/EMU ENLARGEMENT POLL - July 16
> Estonia next to follow Slovakia into euro club [EMU/MEMS1]

REUTERS QUARTERLY POLL ON ASIA-PACIFIC ECONOMIES - July 2
> Inflation prods Asia to tighten despite slowdown [ID:nSP47169]
> China slowing but still to manage 10% growth [ID:nPEK304841]
> Australian economy to slow, commodities cushion[ID:nSYD274197]
> Hong Kong economic growth set to slow to 5% [ID:nHKG274705]
> Singapore 2008 growth to slow, inflation up [ID:nSIN245455]
> Taiwan GDP growth to ease, inflation to climb [ID:nTP321781]
> Indian growth seen at 4-yr low, inflation jumps[ID:nBOM235892]
> S.Korea 2008 growth downgraded to 3-year low [ID:nSEO212435]
> Philippine economy to brake in '08 on exports [ID:nMAN245286]
> Malaysia's 2008 growth to slow, inflation bites[ID:nKLR131403]
> Thai growth forecast raised, inflation fear [ID:nBKK103050]
> Inflation to slow Indonesia's economy in 2008 [ID:nJAK258634]
> New Zealand economy to slow rapidly, rates down [ID:nWEL13991]

REUTERS QUARTERLY GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS POLL - June 9
> Most world stock markets to end 2008 in red [EPOLL/WRAP]
> U.S. stocks set for first annual fall in six years [EPOLL/US]
> London's FTSE index seen ending year slightly down[ [EPOLL/GB]
> European stocks seen down 9 pct in 2008 [EPOLL/FRDE]
> Nikkei outlook upgraded, seen down slightly on year [EPOLL/JP]
> Germany's DAX set for first loss in six years [EPOLL/DE]
> Toronto stocks set to end 2008 near current levels [EPOLL/CA]
> Taiwan stocks seen extending gains on China hopes [EPOLL/TW]
> Hong Kong shares to recover, but end 2008 lower [EPOLL/HK]
> Australian shares to post first annual loss in 6 yr[[EPOLL/AU]
> India shares to fall 16% in 2008 despite H2 rebound [EPOLL/IN]

OTHER REUTERS FX POLLS
> S.Korean won seen falling before recovering [ID:nSEO148283]
> China to slow yuan's rise, wind down tightening[ID:nPEK297916]
> Czech crown seen weakening on growth outlook [ID:nLJ382719]
> Sweden, Norway currencies seen firming vs euro [SEK/POLL]

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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