BoC To Auction C$2bln In 30 Day TLF on Monday
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White House Officially Signs Off On Automaker Loan Agreements
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Fed to Further Revise TALF Terms Based on Market Needs Going Forward
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Fed Extends TALF Loan Maturity from 1yr to 3yrs
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TALF Loans No Longer Distributed Through Auction, Available to All Eligible Borrowers --NY FED
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BoA Sells $6.75bln of FDIC-Backed Debt
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IL Governor intends to stay on the Job; will answer questions in appropriate forum
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Obama - economists insist economy must be put back on track first
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Obama - part of econ plan...mechanism to get budgets under control
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Obama - once we get economy back on track, we will be confronted w/ "this enormous deficit"
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Obama - will change how business is done in D.C.; no road to nowhere...
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Obama - focus on job creation, increasing demand, fix financial markets will cost significant amount of money
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Obama - need bold approach to stop rapid econ decline
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Community Bankers Trust Gets $17.68mln of TARP Funds
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Obama - concerned about Stimulus estimates; econ forecasts have deteriorated
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Obama - must have reciprocity in Trade Agreements; labor, environmental agreements must be part of trade agreements
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Obama - must rebuild regulatory structure
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Obama - create jobs and train workers for them; the way to keep jobs in the U.S. is to rebuild infrastructure
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No FED speeches scheduled thru year end - barring unforseen events
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Petrobras Gas, Oil Output Totaled 2.17mln BPD in November
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March 3rd 2008 - Reuters haslaunched its Reuters Latency Monitor (RLM) to meet growing demand for monitoring the speed or latency at which market data is delivered. RLM offers customers continuous monitoring of system latency in real time with the ability to generate alerts if the speed of the data falls.

Reuters Launches Global Market Data Latency Monitoring Solution

The product allows Reuters customers to understand the exact amount of network delay between the origination of market data and its delivery to their trading applications. This is vital for algorithmic trading applications in particular, which capitalize on the fleeting opportunities created in high-velocity markets where the timely use of data is essential.

Measurements can be made right across a network or focused on specific areas within it. The monitoring is passive and causes no additional strain on the network and needs no modifications to the existing Reuters Market Data System (RMDS).

Terry Roche, Executive Vice President, Head of Strategic Business, Reuters, said; “Reuters customers need to know that their trading applications are getting data at the high speeds they need to trade effectively. If this speed falls for any reason, RLM will alert users instantaneously so that they can adjust their trading method immediately. Reuters Latency Monitor will give them the vital insight they need on the speed at which data is reaching them on a second-to-second basis.”

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