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China’s equities will rally in the first half of 2012 as the stock market is among the cheapest in Asia, according to Michael Kurtz, chief Asian equity strategist at Nomura Holdings Inc.
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The global economy is showing signs of withstanding a European recession triggered by the debt debacle in Greece.
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The U.S. Congress cleared free-trade agreements with South Korea, Colombia and Panama, bringing an end to years of stalemate and offering what supporters said was the biggest opportunity for exporters in decades.
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It’s called the impossible trinity, and it’s an economist’s way of saying “you can’t have your cake and eat it too.”
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Robert Subbaraman , Hong Kong-based chief economist for Asia excluding Japan at Nomura Holdings Inc., gave his views on the outlook for Asian economies in 2011 in a teleconference call today.
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China’s central bank will likely hold off from adding to this week’s interest-rate increase until 2011, when it will raise borrowing costs at least twice to tame inflation, according to economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
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The world economic recovery may be sturdy enough to withstand the double-whammy of Japan’s 9.0- magnitude earthquake and the surge in crude-oil prices triggered by tensions in the Middle East.
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Cooking oils, left behind in this year’s surge in agriculture prices, are poised to catch up with grains as record demand cuts stockpiles by the most in 17 years.
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China’s stock index fell for a second day, narrowing this week’s gains, as banks and brokerages dropped on concern quickening inflation may push policy makers to boost interest rates further.
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. tapped Lou Jiwei , head of China’s $332 billion sovereign wealth fund, and former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair to kick off a three-day forum in Beijing tomorrow on China’s changing role in the world.
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