| * Cinda off to flying start in Hong Kong * Slovenia's banks need €4.8bn in new capital * Czech parties strike coalition deal * US intensifies pressure on Ukraine's Viktor Yanukovich * John Kerry in renewed effort for Israeli-Palestinian peace deal * Bouyant India bounces back from crisis * Russian media reports anger Ukrainians * Global stocks weaken in cautious trading * Ukraine must pull back from brink * Blackstone suffers another blow in India * Kerry in plea against Iran sanctions * Risk assets dip as yen recovers its poise * Looting as police strike in Argentina * Markets: down Cinda off to flying start in Hong Kong
Shares in former Chinese bad bank jump 26% on their trading debut, raising about $2.5bn in the city's biggest IPO this year
http://on.ft.com/18VGoVN Slovenia's banks need €4.8bn in new capital
Figure higher than many EU officials expected, but one Ljubljana insists it will be able to handle on its own without an international bailout
http://on.ft.com/1bxLNwl Czech parties strike coalition deal
Three Czech political parties have struck a tentative coalition agreement after six weeks of talks which would create a government with a comfortable parliamentary majority led by the centre-left Social Democrats.
http://on.ft.com/1bCS5z0 US intensifies pressure on Ukraine's Viktor Yanukovich
The US has ratcheted up the pressure on Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovich as pro-EU demonstrators intensified their stand-off against him and opposition leaders contemplated entering into negotiations to end the crisis
http://on.ft.com/1driVc8 John Kerry in renewed effort for Israeli-Palestinian peace deal
John Kerry, US secretary of state, will arrive in Israel on Thursday in his latest effort to push forward peace talks, now fixated on security arrangements for a future Palestinian state
http://on.ft.com/19hMtK9 Bouyant India bounces back from crisis
Enthusiasm over the opposition win in state poll helps boost stocks to a record while markets enjoy the best daily inflows in two months
http://on.ft.com/1bxLPEh Russian media reports anger Ukrainians
Attempts by the Russian government to downplay and demonise the pro-Europe protests that have shaken Kiev mark a new level of censorship
http://on.ft.com/18VGpc4 Global stocks weaken in cautious trading
Riskier assets are struggling for traction as the yen steadies and investors position for approaching holiday season and a possible Fed taper
http://on.ft.com/1iVWAdB Ukraine must pull back from brink
Yanukovich should be pressed to eschew further violence and replace his government with a national unity administration containing opposition leaders
http://on.ft.com/18VGsoq Blackstone suffers another blow in India
The patchy record of the US private equity group in India has been further dented by its holdings in Financial Technologies, a trading software maker
http://on.ft.com/18VGpc8 Kerry in plea against Iran sanctions
Secretary of state urges members of Congress to give the Obama administration time to try to reach a final agreement with Tehran
http://on.ft.com/1iUYJGo Risk assets dip as yen recovers its poise
Equities soft after a recovery in the yen points to risk trades being trimmed and gold bounces back above $1,250
http://on.ft.com/INiWNB Looting as police strike in Argentina
Police protests have spread to 17 of 23 provinces, leaving at least nine dead and hundreds injured as chaos grips regional centres
http://on.ft.com/1iUYKtR Emerging Markets
MSCI Emerging Market Index down -0.91% at 993.43 Europe
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Bovespa down -1.81% at 50,068 Asia
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