6. Fitch: Don't Anticipate Further Spain Downgrades At This Point
Fitch: Stress Tests Likely To Show Core Spanish Banking System Strong
Fitch: Spanish Bank Stress Tests Important To Support Market Confidence
Fitch Economist: Fiscal Adjustment In Spain Has Been 'Aggressive'
Fitch Economist: European Bank Stress Tests To Help Restore Confidence
Fitch Economist: No Massive Deterioration In Greece Since April
Fitch Economist: Greek Risk Has Gone Up, But As Expected
Fitch: Greece Needs 'Very Significant' Fiscal Consolidation
Fitch: Greece Will Need Further Fiscal Consolidation Steps In 2011, 2012
Fitch: There's Risk Greece Econ Stays Very Weak For Extended Period
5. Fitch: Don't See Major Downside To Australia Rtgs On Resources Super Tax
Fitch: Don't Typically Change Sovereign Rtgs On "Personality Changes"
Fitch: Australia's Fiscal Position Is In Good Shape
Fitch: Australia Government Debt "Exceptionally Low"
Fitch: Australia's Fiscal Position To Consolidate Soon
4. Mandarin Oriental Target Raised To US$1.82 From US$1.35 By UBS
3. CapitaCommercial Trust: Evaluating All Options Regarding StarHub Centre
CapitaCommercial Trust: No Certainty Of Any Deal Materializing
2. Broadway Industrial Target Raised To S$1.86 Vs S$1.67 By CIMB
1. WALL STREET: Blue-chips eked out tiny gain but Nasdaq fell after Fed kept interest rates at record lows; energy companies slid as oil-prices fell. Fed kept key interest rates near zero, as expected, cast its policy statement with more downbeat language, compared with previous statement in late April. Fed officials continued to say they expect to keep benchmark federal-funds rate low for an "extended period." Investors said weak home sales, lingering unemployment, low inflation combined to persuade Fed to signal rates will stay low for some time. Dow +0.1%, Nasdaq down 0.3%
