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    • Will Aussie Dollar Hit Parity by Year-End? 

        Debating whether the Aussie dollar can reach parity by year-end, with Stephen Roberts, chief economist at Nomura and Jonathan Cavenagh, currency strategist at Westpac, speaking with CNBC's Karen Tso.


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    • Eye on China Minsheng Bank 

        The take up rate for China Minsheng Bank's retail subscription should be good, believes Steve Tse, research manager at BEA Union Investment Management. He explains why to CNBC's Emily Chan.


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    • What is Driving the Indian Auto Market? 

        The Indian auto market is very hot, not simply due to stimulus provided by the government. Anand Mahindra, vice-chairman & MD of Mahindra & Mahindra, tells CNBC's Chloe Cho what else is driving the Indian auto market.


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    • S. Korea Trade Min.: Need to Ratify KORUS FTA  12 Nov 2009

        Trade is not the cause of economic difficulties this time, it is part of the solution, says South Korea trade minister, Kim Jong Hoon. He makes his case for the ratification of the U.S.-South Korea FTA, with CNBC's Martin Soong.

    • New Zealand PM Worried About NZ Dollar  12 Nov 2009

        John Key, Prime Minister of New Zealand, tells CNBC he's concerned about the strength of the New Zealand dollar and wants to see a correction there. He speaks to CNBC's Martin Soong in a First on CNBC interview.

    • APEC Pledges to Back "Market-Oriented" FX Rates  12 Nov 2009

        Finance ministers of APEC endorsed "market-oriented" FX rates, which is usually diplomatic code for China to let its yuan appreciate. Richard Urwin, head of asset allocation & economics research at Blackrock, discusses the future of the yuan, with CNBC's Martin Soong.

    • UPS Outlook for Holiday Season Looks Mixed  12 Nov 2009

        It will be a mixed outlook for the Christmas season for UPS, says Scott Davis, chairman and CEO of United Parcel Services, speaking to CNBC's Sri Jegarajah and Karen Tso.

    • BoK Keeps Rates Unchanged at 2%  11 Nov 2009

        As widely expected, the BoK kept interest rates steady at a record low of 2% on Thursday. Sharmila Whelan, senior economist at CLSA, offers her take on what this means for the Korean won going forward, with CNBC's Chloe Cho.

    • Doha Will Benefit Developing Countries  11 Nov 2009

        Mari Pangestu, trade minister of Indonesia says the U.S. has given quite a strong message it is ready to negotiate, and she sees 2010 as a realistic time frame to conclude the stalled Doha trade talks. She talks to CNBC's Martin Soong and Sri Jegarajah.


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