Draghi: ECB bond buys would not breach rules
Schaeuble: I'm 'sure' constitutional court will approve ESM
Andalusia is fourth Spanish region to ask for aid
Nick Clegg says UK to bring forward growth measures
EU's Rehn: Eurobonds would require treaty change
WSJ's Hilsenrath: Fed still lukewarm about cutting reserve rates
Italian 2yr yields fall to lowest since April
Italy budget deficit declines
Gold gains $2 to highest since March
ECB bought no bonds last week
JPY leads, AUD and NZD lag
US markets closed for Labor Day
Quiet session that was punctuated by the Draghi headlines, which heightened expectations that the ECB is ready to act. The bond market rushed to buy short-term periphery debt and European stocks rallied.
The euro munched through offers up to 1.26, touching 1.2611 and then fading back to 1.2593.
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