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4:48

Limited Impact on Msia from Japan Crisis

Market Watch ·

2011/03/15

OSK Head of Research Chris Eng says limited impact on Malaysia market as ties between Japan-Msia not that strong to have an immediate impact on the Malaysia market. In the short term, demand for commodities could drop due to slowdown in economic activity. In the medium term, as questions raised on nuclear power, there could be an increase in demand for fossil fuel. As timber sector uses diesel and glue, if crude oil prices go up, could crimp margins. Timber sector heavily reliant on Japan as main

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4:23

Of Japan's Crisis and Repercussions for Global Energy...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/15

Malcolm E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors in Pennsylvania thinks it'll take more than $183 billion to stabilise financial markets, and discussed the impact on prices of coal and oil from Japan's crisis. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:58

Japan Quake to Impact Credit Factors for Bond Market

Market Watch ·

2011/03/14

Bond Price Agency Malaysia Pricing Manager Paige Tan talked about Bank Negara hinting that it may re-embark on rate hikes soon, BPA Malaysia All Bond Index's recent performance and yield patterns of government bonds and corporate bonds. The recent Japanese earthquake would impact credit factors, rather than interest rate outlook for the bond market.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:11

Japan Quakes, Nuclear Fallout and the Impact on...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/14

Dodge O. Dorland, Chairman and Chief Investment Officer of Landor & Fuest Capital Managers, discusses how Asian markets will react to the Japan earthquakes, that global inflationary pressures might be relieved due to lower demand for oil and materials, the effects of the Nuclear Disaster and the possible ramifications of a worst-case scenario. He ends with his expectations for some big US data out this week: Fed policy meeting, inflation and producer price index. See omnystudio.com/listener for

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5:29

RON 97 Price Hike Expected by July

Market Watch ·

2011/03/11

TA Research Economist Patricia Oh expects RON97 to hiked by July. She says at this point no indication of petrol hikes for RON 95.However, adjustments could come sooner than expected if crude oil continues to climb. Private consumption patterns are robust in line with the economy. TA Research forecasts 2.8% for full year CPI in 2011, imputing rise in crude oil prices with 6% GDP growth for 2011. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:06

Of Spain's Rating Downgrade and China's Trade Deficit

Market Watch ·

2011/03/11

China-Americal Capital Company Managing Director Tim Mulholland in Chicago gave his views on Moody downgrading Spain's bond rating by a notch. There appears to be a higher risk of Spanish banks failing, and indicates poor health of the peripheral euro zone economies. Separately, China reported an unexpected $7.3 billion trade deficit, the biggest in seven years, which was below his expectations. Thus, chances are the government would delay allowing the Yuan to appreciate. See omnystudio.com/listener

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8:40

Non-Commodity Sectors Lagging

Market Watch ·

2011/03/10

Ben Le Brun at CMC Markets say that inflation is a concern in Australia and it is hoped that the commodities boom will last long enough to pull up other sectors in the economy. Consumer sentiment has declined and several retail companies have announced profit warnings.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:44

Rising Commodity Prices in Msia - Boon or Bane?

Market Watch ·

2011/03/10

Credit Suisse Economist Wu Kun Lung in Singapore talked about the impact of rising commodity prices on Malaysia. The house forecast for CPO is RM2,900-RM3,000 per tonne for 2011, which is higher than forecasts by Oil World's Thomas Mielke, and LMC International's Dr James Fry. He also discussed why general sentiment is that actual inflation is perceived to be higher than reported inflation in China, India and Non-Japan Asia. Long term, demand for biodiesel would grow. Malaysia's government is more

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6:02

CPO Above RM4000 per Tonne a Little Impossible

Market Watch ·

2011/03/10

Next View Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee feels rally in crude palm oil (CPO) reflects fundamentals. However, he's of the view that RM4,000 per tonne not sustainable, will average RM3,600 to 3,800 for this year. Production for CPO and soybean and weather should improve in the second quarter of this year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:01

Whither Global Funds Flow and the Attraction of...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/09

Michael A. Yoshikami, President, Chief Investment Strategist, YCMNET Advisors, talks about home sales and payrolls data, and whether they amountto a 'robust' recovery. He also discusses medium- to long-term global funds flow and their direction, whether equities (which are now at or near their tops) has more rooom to grow. He ends with a discussion on the viability of energy as an asset class. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:59

Choppy Trading This Week on FBM KLCI

Market Watch ·

2011/03/08

Fund manager John Teoh expects trading on the market to be choppy this week due to spiking oil prices and poor US overnight market. Blue chips to be quite well supported by local funds. Foreign selling has been somewhat subsided, range bound trading this week. He also gave his views on oil prices, and why he favours the oil and gas sector. Top picks are Dayang and Dialog. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:41

The Destabilising Effects of High Oil

Market Watch ·

2011/03/08

Malcolm Polley, CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors, talks about oIl at $106/barrel levels, fighting intensifying in Libya and lower oil output, the dangers of food price inflation, provides outlook on oil prices in Q2 and discusses the developed world’s diverging path towards policy normalization.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:46

Political Risk Continues To Dampen Sentiment

Market Watch ·

2011/03/07

Dodge Dorland from Landor & Fuest Capital Managers explains the market retreat on Friday and that volatility will be higher this coming week. Oil prices is expected to stay above $100 a barrel and inflation is expected to weigh on consumer sentiment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:29

Malaysia's Market: Directionless or Are the Funds...

Market Watch ·

2011/03/04

Jean Cheah, Sales Trader at DBS Vickers, talks about whether foreign funds are now back in developed markets, the effect of oil shocks and inflation on markets. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:33

Market To Go Up Friday

Market Watch ·

2011/03/04

Tim Mulholland at China-America Capital Company says non farm payroll data that is coming out on Fridaywould probably push the US market up. He disagrees with Ben Bernanke's statement that inflation is only temporary and rates his performance as poor for QE2. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:45

Below 3% GDP Growth For Australia

Market Watch ·

2011/03/03

Ben Le Brun at CMC Markets in Sydney gives his outlook for GDP growth in 1Q and 2011, and says that the Reserve Bank of Australia's inflation target 2-3% may be too sanguine. He expects interest rate will be raised in August and the Aussie dollar to continue to rise thanks to hot money.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:37

Tradewinds and Kian Joo Can Factory for ST Trading

Market Watch ·

2011/02/28

Next View Sdn Bhd Chief Market Strategist Benny Lee says investors are concerned unrest in the Middle East may trigger a 2008-ish crisis. With gold prices rallying, and more countries involved in Mid East crisis, it may trigger commodities to bubble and burst again. Technical support between 1,450 to 1470, market headed towards this level. Due to current market sentiment, won't be accumulating stocks at this point, will look out for stocks that buck trend for short term trading - Tradewinds and

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6:29

Data Will Distract The Market

Market Watch ·

2011/02/28

Dodge Dorland at Landor & Fuest Capital Managers says the crisis in Libya will continue to weigh on sentiment due to the possibility of a prolonged shutdown of its oil facilities although oil producing countries can dip into its reserve inventory. Having said that ISM manufacturing data and non-farm payroll could provide a short reprive but it's likely that the data would not show fast enough improvements. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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7:51

Volatility Has Risen

Market Watch ·

2011/02/24

Ben Le Brun, Market Analyst, CMC Markets Sydney, tells what investment opportunities in this chaos, and his outlook for oil prices.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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3:37

Jan CPI 2011 Expected at 2.4%

Market Watch ·

2011/02/23

OSK DMG Asian Economist Enrico Tanuwidjaja sees Jan Consumer Price Index 2011 coming in at 2.4%, slightly elevated from the December figure. It'll be driven by food, which accounts for 30% of overall basket, as well as transport (16% of basket) due to rising prices. Global headline inflation for Jan 2011 seen at 7-8% mainly driven by big swings in emerging markets. Malaysia inflation forecast at 2.5% on average for this year. Housing component has been edging up since August 2010. This has been

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