"They'll (European leaders) certainly agree on something...But it's unclear if the outcome will adequately satisfy the market."
European officials appeared to have made progress in fixing the Continent's problems, although traders remain wary amid high expectations for Wednesday's summit to produce a robust resolution.
"With high expectation being priced in, any under-delivery will disappoint the market and spark a sell-off,"
Asian stock markets 25 october 2011
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