Europe set to slash rates
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Europe's top central banks are under pressure to slash borrowing costs on Thursday as market focus shifts back to grim economic realities from the excitement of Barack Obama's historic victory in the U.S. presidential vote.</p><div class="feedflare">
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