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The irrepressible Andy Xie, Morgan Stanley’s man in Hong Kong, believes receding global liquidity will leave room for China to finally raise rates.

Blame Pacifica. Blame Ion. Fact is investors are not giving management at CMI any credit, says ABN Amro.

Positive news flow over the coming year should help close the gap between the share price of ChemGenex and ABN Amro Morgans’ calculated value, the broker believes.

An interest rate rise is on the cards, TD Securities says, but argues that a reactive move in August is the most likely outcome.

Unexpected USD strength, coupled with geopolitical tensions have caused ANZ to raise its USD/JPY forecasts.

Not all commodities are equal, says JP Morgan.

Interest rates in the US could move up higher than the market expects. The same applies to Japan, says ABN Amro.

This week’s FOMC meeting will have the whole world on the edge of its seats, but several experts have already drawn their conclusions: interest rates are moving up faster and further than previously anticipated.

UBS held its fourth annual Australian Resources Conference in Sydney and conducted an audience poll, with interesting results.

The shares are considered a long term buy as profits are expected to soar over the next years. FY09 net profit is estimated at $93.5m.