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owing importance of inland regions. Chengdu and second-place Chongqing, in central China, both surpassed better- known coastal powerhouses including Shanghai and Shenzhen. Chinese Investors Lead M&A Activity in SE Asia Chinese acquisitions in Southeast Asia outpaced a streak of deals made from 2011 to 2

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ilver -0.47% Nat Gas +0.52% Asia was mixed overnight with China A-Shares the clear outperformer. Brokers led gains on local press reports that the Shanghai-Hong Kong connect pilot program may include over 50 brokers while other reports highlighted retail investors opened 2171 accounts during the week. R

ame back online following yesterday's holiday and the Yen strengthened back to the mid-108 levels. Softbank (-3.5%) continues to weigh following the Alibaba IPO. Australia underperformed with banks leading declines on concerns of regulatory changes after the RBA said it might take additional steps to ti

spinoff & list its telecom operations as business trust (trading +5%) China "very close" to starting a board for listing of overseas companies in Shanghai (global manufacturers to have priority) Finland's economy grew faster than expected (led by investments) as expansion in northernmost euro member e

attack another Sony network, post data Reuters<http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/02/us-sony-idUSTRE74Q1EC20110602> Ebay's PayPal Cuts Ties to Alibaba Platform WSJ<http://online.wsj.com/article/S1110001424052702303657404576362911998369894.html> Brazil's Petrobras To Remain Net Oil Exporter WSJ<ht

rers to invest in Chinext IPOs and also on comments from the CSRC recommending large corporates whose share price is sub-book to conduct buy backs. Shanghai struggled to hold onto gains on the usual IPO related liquidity concerns and ahead of tomorrow's release of December CPI/PPI data. South Korea under

economic growth forecasts according to Christine Lagarde • Nissan (7201 JP) China sales +70.4% y/y in December to 134,200 units (closed +4.3%) • Alibaba says it will ban sale of Bitcoin and other virtual currencies starting on January 14 • Thai judge strikes blow at PM Yingluck as protesters ready t

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