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Edition: U.S. Article Comments (0) Follow Reuters Facebook Twitter RSS YouTube Read Senate group offers $3.75 trillion deficit cuts 2:11pm EDT Israeli navy seizes Gaza-bound yacht 1:26pm EDT Murdoch attacked as defends self to UK parliament | 3:44pm EDT Highlights: Brooks apologizes to UK parliament over hacking | 3:23pm EDT Universal pulls plug on Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" 18 Jul 2011 Discussed 102 Obama asks lawmakers to gauge support for debt deal 62 Senate group offers $3.75 trillion deficit cuts 60 Fallback plan gains momentum in debt talks Watched Murdoch attacked in Parliamentary hearing 5:16pm EDT Pakistan Taliban releases video of mass execution Mon, Jul 18 2011 Flying sphere goes where man fears to tread Thu, Jul 14 2011 Telenor, Vodafone set to shine as telcos struggle on Tweet Share this Email Print Related News Weak trading bites into Goldman profits 2:47pm EDT BofA reports worst ever loss, margins shrink 2:31pm EDT Global stocks, euro rise ahead of key meeting on Greece 12:09pm EDT European shares end higher as banks bounce 11:41am EDT Crunch European bank tests fail to quell doubts Fri, Jul 15 2011 Analysis & Opinion The charade of EU bank stress tests Markets to hunt for direction Related Topics Technology » By Nicola Leske FRANKFURT | Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:21pm EDT FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Norway's Telenor and Britain's Vodafone are expected to outshine their European telecom peers as the sector struggles with weak economies and forced price cuts. Analysts are braced for a slew of poor second-quarter results, starting with Nordic operator TeliaSonera on Wednesday. The economic weakness that hit telecom companies in southern and eastern Europe at the start of the year shows no signs of easing, while at the same time regulatory price cuts have continued to eat into margins across the continent. Telenor and Vodafone's exposure to fast-growing emerging markets and early success in making money out of mobile data should help them stand out, analysts said. "We expect ongoing, sector-leading growth from Telenor, driven by its international footprint that should more than offset pressure in Nordic markets," Deutsche Bank said. It added that Telenor, which is due to publish results on July 21, may launch another share buyback. Investment bank Espirito Santo said it was upbeat about Vodafone. "We are braced for an extremely tough quarter across the whole sector, and believe Vodafone will deliver much better growth than almost all other large-cap telcos," the bank said. By comparison, Nordic operator TeliaSonera will be burdened by "intense competition in Nordic mobile, sluggish recovery in the Baltics and new price caps in Eurasia," Deutsche Bank said. The Swedish company has already said it would axe around 800 jobs this year as part of its cost-cutting plans and efforts to combat fewer handset sales and lower service revenue in its Nordic and Baltic operations. Telcos that largely depend on home markets in eastern and southern Europe will likely show a larger decline in sales and cash-flow, Bettina Deuscher at Landesbank Baden Wuerttemberg said. Espirito Santo said it expects some operators to cut forecasts after a weak second quarter. Meanwhile, investment bank Jefferies argued that structural pressures -- such as the ongoing price decline in traditional voice calls and text messaging -- are intensifying, while the business with smartphones and the demand for the data they generate may not have the potential to compensate. It warned that the typical pickup in the second half of the year could not be counted on. "Given...attractive cash returns and the historic second half out-performance, it might be tempting to emphasize the sector's defensive credentials. That temptation should be avoided," Jefferies said. (Editing by Erica Billingham) Technology Related Quotes and News Company Price Related News Tweet this Link this Share this Digg this Email Reprints We welcome comments that advance the story through relevant opinion, anecdotes, links and data. If you see a comment that you believe is irrelevant or inappropriate, you can flag it to our editors by using the report abuse links. 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