And for those of you who can get your tickets.Also, let's not forget to mention how good it was to see that Gatorade bucket dumped on Marcel's head.Here's hoping we'll see it again.. DUBLIN, Ireland(Business Wire)Research and Markets( http://) hasannounced the addition of the "China Acetone Market Report, 2007-2008" report totheir offering. China's demands for acetone are growing rapidly in the past twenty years. In1996, the apparent acetone demand in China was only 155,700 tons, but the figurehas sharply increased to 307,800 tons in 2002. During 1996 to 2002, the averageannual growth rate of apparent acetone demand in China was 12, whereas theaverage annual growth of China's GDP was only 9.7. During 2002-2007, along withthe fast expansion of China chemical, acetone demand again rapidly increased. In2007, apparent demand for acetone in China reached 798,600 tons. 
During 2000-2007, the average annual growthof acetone output in China was 13.6. Key Topics Covered: Brief Introduction to Acetone Products and Production Techniques Global Acetone Market and Global Acetone Import & Export China Acetone Market Application Markets of Acetone i Key Acetone Manufacturers in ChinaCompanies Mentioned: Beijing Yanshan Petrochemical Co., Ltd. Shanghai Gaoqiao Petrochemical Corporation Jilin Petrochemical Co., Ltd China Blue Star Harbin Petrochemical Co., Ltd Kingboard Chemical Holdings Ltd Ineos Phenol CEPSA QUíMICA Sinopec Group Tianjin Petroleum Co., LtdFor more information visit http:// and MarketsLaura WoodSenior Fax from USA: 646-607-1907Fax from rest of the world: 353-1-481-1716 Copyright Business Wire 2009. Euro down, hits 1-month low vs yen on ECB rate cut talk Currencies? ? ? ? Russia Yen broadly higher on risk aversion European shares down 0.9 pct .FTEU3 High-yielding Aussie tumbles over 2 pct vs dollar, yen (Releads, changes byline) By Tamawa Desai LONDON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The euro fell on Monday, hittinga 1-month low against a broadly firmer yen as investors shunnedriskier assets, while it was also pressured on expectations thateuro zone interest rates will be cut further later in the week.

payrolldata showed the world's largest economy lost more than onemillion jobs in the final two months of the year. Investors sought the low-yielding yen as they shunnedriskier assets, boosting the Japanese currency to a 3-week highagainst the dollar as well. "Risk appetite is nowhere to be seen," said ChristianLawrence, currency strategist at RBC Capital Markets. By 1159 GMT, the euro fell 0.7 percent against the yen to120.40 yen EURJPYR, having earlier hit a low of around 120.09yen, while it lost 0.2 percent against the dollar EUR to$1.3415. The higher-yielding Australian dollar lost 2.5 percentversus the U.S. dollar to hit a low of $0.6833 AUD and fell2.2 percent against the yen AUDJPY at 61.58 yen, weighed downby risk aversion and lower commodity prices The U.S.