(Updates to include details on how the case relates to an order by judge Thomas Griesa of New York’s Second District Court.) BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)–NML Capital, a unit of the Elliott Associates, confirmed Tuesday that it had frozen Argentine government assets in France.

BUENOS AIRES (Dow Jones)–NML Capital, a unit of the Elliott Associates, confirmed Tuesday that it had frozen Argentine government assets in France.

Wellsville Village Police Department Police charged Kevin M. Sheridan, 19, of Wellsville, at 10:35 p.m. Monday with disorderly conduct after an incident on Rauber Street. He was held pending arraignment in the morning.

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LONDON (Dow Jones)–With fast-track euro adoption off the agenda, Eastern European governments could get the next best thing to ease their financial crisis: Having the European Central Bank to accept their bonds in exchange for euro liquidity.

BELGRADE (AFP)–The Serbian government Tuesday presented a number of cost-cutting measures aimed at reducing the budget deficit by EUR1 billion to meet International Monetary Fund requirements.

MEXICO CITY (Dow Jones)–Mexican stocks opened lower Tuesday, tracking U.S. equities, which were losing ground on expectations of poor first-quarter earnings reports.

FRANKFURT (Dow Jones)–The euro zone’s economic slump is likely to be stronger than previously thought in the first half of 2009, a quarterly survey from Europe’s key research institutes showed Tuesday.

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BRATISLAVA, Slovakia (AFP)–The Slovak economy is set to contract this year as the global downturn and January’s gas crisis cut into the formerly dynamic economy, the central bank said Tuesday.