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• Market Tips: Asian Stocks To Outperform this Year
  Global stocks markets are struggling to form a solid base after the dramatic declines of the last six months and the prospect of another sharp leg lower is keeping many investors wary.But stocks could stage a strong recovery in 2009, with the Asian market leading the way as it decouples from its western counterparts.

• Charting Asia: A Yen for the Dollar
  The yen/dollar currency pair developed a significant change in trend in February, bouncing away from spike lows near 87. Is this a flash in the wok or part of a longer term sustainable trend?

• Pros Say: Auto Shakeup Won’t Boost Demand
  Fixing the automakers won’t be enough to restore demand as the recession grinds on.

• Farrell: GM, G20, and An Over-Extended Rally
  The market is un-nerved today because of the increased government involvement in GM but maybe more so by Geithner's comment that there will be more banks needing money before this is done.

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