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Lowe's 1Q profit up, but cuts 2012 profit outlook

FILE -- In a Nov. 14, 2011 file photo, customers walk toward the Lowe's store in Saugus, Mass. Lowe's Cos.'reported Monday May 21, 2012, first-quarter profit climbed 14 percent, as warmer weather helped boost sales. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer/file)Lowe's Cos.' first-quarter profit climbed 14 percent as warmer weather helped boost sales earlier in the quarter. But the world's second-biggest home-improvement company lowered its full-year earnings forecast on Monday, saying it's still cautious because of the weak housing market and other economic conditions.


 
A look at economic developments around the globe
A look at economic developments and activity in major stock markets around the world Monday:
 
News Summary: Spain says Bankia needs more capital
BANKIA NEEDS MORE CAPITAL: Spain's economy minister said Monday that the nationalized Bankia needs to strengthen its capital defenses by as much as €7.5 billion ($9.56 billion), but downplayed the need for bailout from European funds.
 
Chelsea Flower Show blooms defy drought and gloom

A man passes a mini covered in flowers on the Birmingham City Council stand during the press day at the Chelsea Flower Show in LondonLONDON (Reuters) - A towering pyramid of color, a lesson in water-conscious beauty, patriotic fervor, Olympic enthusiasm and a host of green-thumbed celebrities kicked off one of the world's most lavish flower shows on Monday. The display gardens for the 99th Chelsea Flower show burst into full bloom in London on press viewing day, despite one of the driest winters and wettest springs in Britain for decades and a tough economic environment sweeping Europe. ...


 
Germany insists no eurobonds to solve debt crisis

German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, left, and his new counterpart from France Pierre Moscovici brief the media after a meeting at the Finance Ministry in Berlin, Monday, May 21, 2012. (AP Photo/Markus Schreiber)Germany has again made clear its opposition to French proposals for jointly-issued bonds from the 17-nation eurozone as a way to create economic growth and ease the region's financial crisis.


 
Business events scheduled for Tuesday
Major business events and economic events scheduled for Tuesday:
 
Chelsea Flower Show blooms defy drought and gloom
LONDON (Reuters) - A towering pyramid of colour, a lesson in water-conscious beauty, patriotic fervour, Olympic enthusiasm and a host of green-thumbed celebrities kicked off one of the world's most lavish flower shows on Monday. The display gardens for the 99th Chelsea Flower show burst into full bloom in London on press viewing day, despite one of the driest winters and wettest springs in Britain for decades and a tough economic environment sweeping Europe. ...
 
Greece's new prime minister meets party leaders

Leader of Conservatives New Democracy party Antonis Samaras makes statements after his meeting with Greece's newly installed caretaker prime minister Panagiotis Pikramenos at the Greek Parliament in Athens, Monday, May 21, 2012. Greece is set to hold elections on June 17 to end a political deadlock after a previous vote on May 6 produced a hung Parliament, with the country's future in the 17-nation eurozone potentially at stake. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)Greece's newly installed caretaker prime minister conferred with party leaders Monday ahead of this week's European Union summit that's expected to focus on ways of kick starting economic growth across the continent.


 
RI economic agency to meet on Schilling's company
The board of Rhode Island's economic development agency will meet to discuss the finances of former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling's troubled video gaming company.
 
Oil rises on China call for growth, Iran

Containers filled with oil cleaned up from the oil spill site are seen at Beilianggang port in DalianNEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Monday, supported by China's premier calling for efforts to stimulate growth and by positioning ahead of Iran's nuclear program talks with major powers. Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao's call for, "giving more priority to maintaining growth" signaled Beijing's willingness to take action after several recent economic indicators suggested that the economy could continue to slow in the second quarter. ...


 
European stocks rebound on G8 support for Greece

In Frankfurt, the DAX 30 added 0.95 percent to 6,331.04 pointsEuropean stock markets mostly rebounded on Monday as G8 support for Greece to remain in the eurozone boosted sentiment after last week's sharp sell-off, traders said.


 
Oil prices up on expectations for improving demand
Oil prices rose Monday as encouraging signs about the economy in the United States and China tempered concerns about Greece's debt crisis.
 
Russia's Shuvalov survives despite whiff of scandal
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Igor Shuvalov's political acumen and knowledge of the Kremlin's Byzantine ways helped him cling to one of the most influential roles in Russia's government on Monday, despite questions over his family's financial dealings. Shuvalov, 45, kept his job as first deputy prime minister in the cabinet unveiled by President Vladimir Putin, with a broad economic remit ranging from privatization to trade talks. ...
 
Fed's Lockhart says circumstances not ripe for QE3

Dennis Lockhart, President, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, takes part in a panel discussion titled (Reuters) - The U.S. economy needs "measured" efforts to bolster growth, but the central bank should focus on improving its communications because circumstances do not warrant further bond buying at this time, a top Federal Reserve official said on Monday. Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Dennis Lockhart said the central bank's policy panel should push forward with efforts to give the public and financial markets a better understanding of how it would react to incoming information on the economy. ...


 
News Summary: Local currencies take root in Greece
SMALL MOVEMENT: A small but growing minority in about a dozen Greek towns are using an alternative exchange system to help them survive the country's economic crisis, which has put the question of Greece's participation in the euro currency union into question.
 
Oil up slightly on hope for better demand in China
Oil prices are climbing as the possibility that China may increase efforts to stimulate economic growth is tempering concerns about Greece's debt crisis.
 
Economists more upbeat about job growth, housing
A new survey shows economists are growing slightly more optimistic about recovery in the job and housing markets but expect other pillars of the economy to remain weak.
 
Putin tightens grip with new government

Russian PM Medvedev chairs a meeting of the new cabinet in Moscow's White HouseMOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin unveiled a government dominated by loyalists on Monday, tightening his grip on the economy and national security after protests, and limiting Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's ability to pursue market reforms. Putin, 59, opted for continuity by retaining his ally Igor Shuvalov as first deputy prime minister in charge of economic policy, while Igor Sechin will remain his energy chief in a role outside the government. ...


 
Spain Minister: Bankia needs to bolster defenses
Bankia, the nationalized Spanish bank which had to reassure savers last week to fend off a reported run on its deposits, needs to strengthen its capital defenses by as much as €7.5 billion ($9.56 billion), the country's economy minister said Monday.
 
Russian leader Putin names new Cabinet
Russian President Vladimir Putin named a new Cabinet Monday, warning its members that they will have to fulfill their duties in a difficult global economic climate.
 
Hollande faces first French banking test

French President Francois Hollande speaks during a news conference at the NATO Summit in ChicagoPARIS (Reuters) - The fate of a struggling small French mortgage lender will be the first banking test for President Francois Hollande, as he attempts to deliver on campaign promises of economic growth and tougher financial regulation. Policymakers and bankers are scrambling to avert an outright collapse of Credit Immobilier de France, whose future was thrown into doubt after Moody's cut its standalone bank financial strength rating and said it was no longer viable without support. ...


 
Spain: no need for European funds to help banks
Bankia, the nationalized Spanish bank which had to reassure savers last week to fend off a reported run on its deposits, needs to strengthen its capital defenses by as much as €7.5 billion ($9.56 billion), the economy minister said Monday.
 
Greek euro zone exit unlikely, say money market traders
BANGALORE (Reuters) - A slim majority of euro zone money market traders surveyed regularly by Reuters reckon Greece will still be in the euro zone at the end of 2013, a poll showed on Monday. Fourteen of 22 euro money market traders said Greece would not abandon the euro either this year or next - an event once seen as unthinkable but is now being openly discussed as the country battles political and economic upheaval. A summit of the G8 leading industrialized nations came down solidly in favor of a push to balance European austerity with a new dose of U.S. ...
 
New wine glasses aim to balance "water and fire"
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Could a wine glass shaped roughly like a closed tulip blossom revolutionize the savoring of fine vintages by taming the alcohol in the wine? That's the hope of French luxury crystal glassmaker Baccarat, which recently began sales of its new line of glasses in Hong Kong, where wine imports have remained strong on the back of strong demand from mainland Chinese buyers even amid global economic uncertainty. ...
 
Spain to slump further but will hit deficit goal

Spain's Economy Minister De Guindos listens to a question at a conference in MadridMADRID (Reuters) - Spain said on Monday it would meet its deficit targets this year despite a new slippage in its regions' accounts and a further contraction of the economy in the second quarter. Economy Minister Luis de Guindos said economic activity would likely slump by another 0.3 percent between April and June, further fuelling doubts about the country's ability to get a grip on in its finances and nurse an ailing banking sector back to health. ...


 

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