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Dovish or hawkish? Over or underweight? Bull or Bear? Investor paralysis? We speak to leading local and foreign analyst to find out how the different asset classes and markets will react to the latest news, results and even geopolitical events.

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5:14

Of Ireland's Woes, North Korean Nukes and China Rates

Market Watch ·

2010/11/22

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners, Sydney, discusses news of a new nuclear reactor in North Korea and how much these developments raise the risk profiles of markets in Asia, Ireland's applying for a bailout from the EU and the IMF and what that says about the Eurozone's problems. He also discusses where he thinks markets will head this week, given China's moves to curb inflation, Ireland's problems and it's a short week given its also Thanksgiving. See

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7:31

Irish Bailout Imminent?

Market Watch ·

2010/11/18

David Taylor of CMC Markets in Sydney says it's difficult to tell if Ireland will accept a bailout package and there's a likelihood it would. The market may also move its attention again to the debt problems in Portugal and Spain. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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4:57

Of Asia-US Trade Talks and a Recovering US Economy

Market Watch ·

2010/11/15

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners, Sydney, discusses talk from the US on wanting to close out the Trans-Pacific Partnership by next year’s APEC gathering in Honolulu, reports that Ireland is in discussions on a possible aid package, whether bullish forecasts for retail sales adds to evidence of a more solid U.S. recovery and his prognosis for US economic data and where markets are headed this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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4:11

Signs of Supply Constraint in Plantation Sector

Market Watch ·

2010/11/11

MPOB's Oct 2010 palm oil data showed production, while higher MoM, was below historical trend on a YoY comparison, which hindered sufficient stocks replenishment - which is positive for price. Meanwhile, Oct CPO Production was higher QoQ (up 4.7%). However, the figure was considerably below the historical trend, as evident from the 17.5% decrease YoY. TA Research Analyst James Ratnam explained why he's Overweight on this sector. Top picks are KL Kepong (BUY at RM23.26) and SGX-listed Indofood Agri

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5:58

Market To Be Range Bound

Market Watch ·

2010/11/09

Malcolm E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors, believes the market trading will be range bound till the end of the the year. Companies with sales overseas are expected to boost Wall Street. As for sovereign debt risk in Eurozone, he expects Ireland's problems to level offand it will issue new bonds nextyear.As for replacing the US dollar as the benchmark currency, he says it would be decades from now before it is replaced by a basket of currencies that include the Yuan.See

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6:30

US Economic Growth Still Anemic But Should Improve 1H

Market Watch ·

2010/11/08

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners in Sydney, believes the US dollar will continue to weaken until the US economy shows firmer signs of recovery. The better than expected non-farm payroll and improvements in job losses data last week is not good enough news for the US economy - growth remains below trend, unemployment is still high at 9.6%, and the percentage of adults looking for jobs have fallen to 64%, the lowest in more than 25 years. He says central

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3:55

Target Price for Mah Sing Raised from RM2.30 to RM2.48

Market Watch ·

2010/11/04

Mah Sing Group Bhd has acquired two parcels of freehold land for RM166.5mil which are expected to generate a combined gross development value (GDV) of RM1.2bil. To date, the group had acquired new projects with a combined GDV of RM3.1bil. Maybank IB Research analyst Wong Wei Sum gives her reaction and explains why they're raising Mah Sing's target price from RM2.30 to RM2.48. She also gave her views on the impact of Bank Negara's imposition of a maximum loan-to-value ratio of 70% for a 3rd and

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5:33

Tin to Hit US$30,000 per tonne in 2010

Market Watch ·

2010/11/03

The tin mining sector has been in the limelight of late after its price hit an all-time high of US$26,900 per tonne on October 14th. Is tin regaining its long-lost luster? Industrial Technology Research Institute's China office Chief Representative Cui Lin expects tin to hit US$30,000 per tonne this year while target price for 2011 is US$40,000 per tonne. Largest tin producer in the world, China's Yunnan Tin Co Ltd hit a 52-week high yesterday (Tuesday Nov 2) of 45.50 yuan on the Shenzhen Stock

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6:18

QE2, Boon Or Bane?

Market Watch ·

2010/11/02

Dr Michael A Yoshikami, President and Chief Investment Strategist at YCMNet, discusses the impact of the Fed's prospective quantitative easing this week (QE2).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:37

US Funds Inflow and the Effect on Global Currencies...

Market Watch ·

2010/11/02

Malcolm E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors, discusses EFPR data that shows investors have started putting money back into equity funds in the US and Europe and whether this is part of a longer trend, an outlook for US polls and indications that the Republicans are poised for enormous gains in the 2010 mid-term elections, the effect of Fed monetary easing on global currencies and hi sexpectations of monetary-policy action by global central banks this week.See

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4:11

CPO to remain at RM2,700 per tonne

Market Watch ·

2010/11/01

ECM Libra gave its views on plantation giant IOI Corp, as its ECM Libra's top pick for the plantation sector. ECM Libra has a BUY call at RM7.22, which is the highest target price amongst research houses for this stock. ECM Libra expects CPO to remain at RM2,700 per metric tonne on average for 2011 and 2012. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8:28

Volatile Week For Wall Street

Market Watch ·

2010/11/01

Clay Carter, Head of International Equities at Perennial Investment Partners, tells what to expect in this eventful week - mid-term elections on Tuesday, and FOMC's announcement on quantitative easing on Wednesday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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5:58

The Effects of QE2 on the Dollar, Gold, Oil and Stocks

Market Watch ·

2010/10/29

Tim Mulholland, Managing Director, China-America Capital Company, Chicago, talks about the hotly debated second round of monetary easing in the US, known (affectionately) as QE2 and its effects on the dollar, the price of commodities like Oil and Gold, his impressions of the earnings season thus far and an outlook for stocks once the speculation on QE2 subsides.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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8:38

Interest Rate Not Likely To Go Up

Market Watch ·

2010/10/28

David Taylor, CMC Markets Sydney, believes interest rate is unlikely to be raised in Australia given the beningn inflation rate increase. If the US eases its monetary policy drastically, it's possible that the Aussie dollar may go beyond parity and become stronger than the greenback. The US market has seen a slight correction in anticipation that the Treasury repurchases would not be as significant as expected earlier. Risk premiums are rising again in some Euro sovereign bonds and Taylor

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5:47

Negative Rate Bonds, Greek Problems, Buffet, US...

Market Watch ·

2010/10/27

Dr. Michael Yoshikami, chief investment strategist at YCM Net Advisors, USA, speaks about the US Treasury selling negative-rate bonds, PIMCO saying Greece is likely to default over the next three years, Warren Buffett moving a step closer to completing his succession plan, the US slipping to a historic low in the Global Corruption Index and whether emerging markets are underestimating the risks of excessive capital inflows.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:36

The Falling Dollar and Concern Over Currency Wars

Market Watch ·

2010/10/26

Malcolm E Polley, President and CIO of Stewart Capital Advisors in Pennsylvania USA, talks about G20 finance chiefs vowing to avoid weakening currencies and finding new ways to further pressure China to allow faster gains in the yuan, whether the Dollar selloff going too far, too fast, whether the Fed is indirectly manipulating the dollar by its policy of quantitative easing, the risks of 'currency war' outbreaks rising and his early expectations for the November Fed meeting as well as the prospect

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4:40

Msia Inflation Lower in Sept Despite Raya Festivities

Market Watch ·

2010/10/25

OSK-DMG Asian Economist Enrico Tanuwidjaja spoke about Malaysia's Consumer Price Index figures for September 2010. Malaysia's inflation decelerated last month unexpectedly despite Hari Raya festivities that took place in September. Inflation came in at 1.8% yoy, below his forecast of 2.2% and consensus of 2.1% as the biggest component of the CPI basket, food (32%) grew less at 2.7% vis-a-vis August's 3.1%. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:36

Less Pressure On Yuan Appreciation

Market Watch ·

2010/10/25

Lucinda Chan of Macquarie Private Wealth says there will probably be less pressure on China to revalue its Yuan but it's likely that China will do before the end of this year. The massive inflow of hot money into the region could give rise to asset bubbles and a 1997-like financial crisis in economies that are not structurally strong and it can be expected that central banks may intervene more proactively. On the US economy, she expects existing home sales and durable goods orders to see a slight

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7:31

Chinese Inflation Still Not a Big Problem

Market Watch ·

2010/10/21

David Taylor, Market Analyst and Commentator, CMC Markets, Sydney, comments on speculation that inflation in China is an even bigger problem than previously expected and China unexpectedly raising rates, his expectations for this weekend's G20 meeting in South Korea that will focus on the Yuan and the Dollar, as well as his take on the earnings and data season thus far in the US.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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6:21

The Repercussions of China Raising Rates

Market Watch ·

2010/10/20

Michael Yoshikami, chief investment strategist at YCM Net Advisors, discusses the repercussions of China raising rates for the first time since 2007, whether he was surprised at this move, his opinion on Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's vow that the US would not devalue the dollar for export advantage, and his prognosis for the G20 meet in South Korea, where the Chinese and U.S. currency valuations will be discussed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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