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Previous Stories

When Will China Pull In The Reins?

Jul 20 2009 - International

Easy monetary policy is funding the apparent return boom in the Chinese economy, once more fuelling the risk of soaring inflation. How will the authorities respond this time?


China Widening Outflows Rather Than Appreciating Currency

Jul 20 2009 - International

China has chosen to widen its outflow channels rather than allow its currency to appreciate as it attempts to reduce economic dependency on exports.


Morgan Stanley Lifts China Growth Forecasts

Jul 20 2009 - International

A strong June quarter growth outcome has seen Morgan Stanley lift its growth forecasts for China, the broker taking the view the domestic economy will provide support until exports recover.


Rudi On Thursday

Jul 20 2009 - FYI

Weekly musings from your editor. The upcoming results season will be a memorable one.


Stop Press: RBS Upgrades A Bank

Jul 17 2009 - Australia

Serial bank bear RBS believes regional banks may now have seen the worst of margin compression, resulting in an upgrade for Bank of Queensland.


Improving Steel Market Good For Iron Ore Outlook

Jul 17 2009 - Commodities

Improving conditions in global steel markets are proving supportive for iron ore prices.


China: Global Saviour Or New Bubble?

Jul 16 2009 - International

China’s sudden surge in economic growth has been welcomed as a path out of the GFC woods. But could it prove an overstimulated bubble?


Quarterly Production Report Confirms Value In Rio Tinto

Jul 16 2009 - Australia

Rio Tinto’s June quarter production report largely matched market expectations so brokers continue to see value in the stock.


Increase In US Household Savings Rate To Continue

Jul 16 2009 - FYI

The global downturn has seen US consumers switch from consumption to thrift and Morgan Stanley suggests the trend has further to run.


Citi Not Buying The Foster’s Attraction

Jul 15 2009 - Australia

Yesterday’s move by Bank of America Merrill Lynch to upgrade Foster’s to a Buy has been met by a downgrade from Citi.


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