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  • ASIA BUSINESS LEADERS AWARDS

      Catch the awards event LIVE worldwide — on CNBC Asia Pacific, EMEA and the U.S! Expect a high energy event packed with interviews and award presentations. LIVE webcast: http://abla.cnbc.com


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  • PROTECT YOUR WEALTH

      Get the right tools, strategies, insights and analysis to preserve your net worth in this new monthly program hosted by award winning anchor Martin Soong. Protect Your Wealth airs the first Friday of every month.


Every Fri, 18:30; Sat, 20:00 & Sun, 11:00 (SIN/HK)

 

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  • MANAGING ASIA

      Christine Tan speaks to the region's top corporate leaders who set the business agenda for Asia.



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    • RBA Likely to Hike Rates 

        Expect a rate hike in Australia in the next couple of months, says Justin O'Brien, vice president at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney. He speaks to Hugh Latimer, director of Aurora Funds Management, CNBC's Sri Jegarajah and Karen Tso.



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    • Inflation in China Is Positive 

        Inflation is a positive for China, says Michael Kurtz, China strategist at Macquarie Securities. Meanwhile, guest host Sean Darby, Nomura Int'l explains why he is betting big on Chinese banks. They speak to CNBC's Maria Bartiromo & Martin Soong.



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    • Aviation Sector Outlook 

        Discussing the aviation sector with Andrew Miller, CEO of CAPA Consulting, speaking to CNBC's Oriel Morrison.



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    • Dubai Crisis Fallout Can be Contained 

        The fallout from Dubai's debt crisis can be contained within the region, says Stuart Bennett, senior European economist at Calyon. He shares his outlook, with CNBC's Rebecca Meehan & Chloe Cho.



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    • Trader's Tips 

        Ben Polkinghorne of Pattersons tells CNBC why his firm has a 'buy' on Western Desert Resources.


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Friday 27th November, 2009

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    • Upbeat About Sri Lanka's Future  26 Nov 2009

        Dr. Sarath Amunugama, Sri Lanka's minister for public administration and home affairs, deputy minister of finance, explains his upbeat view of Sri Lanka to CNBC's Martin Soong, Maria Bartiromo and Sri Jegarajah.

    • Japan Still Mired in Deflation  26 Nov 2009

        Latest data shows Japan's economy is still mired in deflation. Simon Wong, regional economist at Standard Chartered Bank tells guest host Arjuna Mahendran, HSBC Private Bank that he expects to see continued downward pressure on prices. He speaks to CNBC's Martin Soong & Adam Bakhtiar.

    • Dubai's Debt Woes Merely "A Blip"  26 Nov 2009

        Dubai's debt problems are merely "a blip", says Arjuna Mahendran, managing director and head of investment strategy Asia at HSBC Private Bank. He shares his outlook, with CNBC's Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah.

    • China Not to Blame for Financial Crisis  25 Nov 2009

        It was the failure of Western governments to respond adequately to China's emergence that led to the financial crisis, says Giles Chance, visiting professor at the Guanghua Business School at Peking University & author of "China and the Credit Crisis". He explains more, to CNBC's Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah.

    • China Minsheng Bank Debuts in Hong Kong  25 Nov 2009

        China Minsheng Bank debuts Thursday as mainland banks look to shore up their capital ratios. It raised $3.86 billion in the HK offer, saying the funds will boost its capital adequacy ratios to 11.2%. CNBC's Emily Chan takes a look at this new listing.

    • China Isn't in a Bubble: Analyst  25 Nov 2009

        We should not categorize the Chinese economy as a bubble, says Paul Donovan, MD & deputy head of global economics at UBS. He shares his views, with CNBC's Karen Tso, Martin Soong & Sri Jegarajah.


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