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Investors should expect a rally in the Australian stock market, when the Aussie dollar slips below parity against the U.S. dollar.
Asia's legacy airlines are feeling the squeeze, as more carriers muscle into the premium travel market.
Australia is headed for the "mother of all hard landings" if China’s economy suffers a sharp slowdown, pros warn.
Heavy machinery firms are facing the heat in China as the construction sector slows and local competitors take market share.
Forex strategists say the single currency could fall to as low as 1.25 against the U.S. dollar given the political uncertainty in Europe.
Soybeans, used to make products from livestock feed to tofu and biscuits, will get costlier due to poor harvests in South America.
| Indian Rupee to Push 55-57: Strategist Lee Wai Tuck, Currency Markets Strategist at Forecast, says the Indian rupee will push beyond 55-57 despite RBI intervention to cap the currency. |
| More Downside Risk Ahead for Gold Dominic Schnider, Head Commodity Research, UBS Wealth Management discusses his outlook for the yellow metal. He says prices could head towards $1,520/oz in the near term. |
| Japan: From Zero to Hero Dan Slater, Director, Economist Corporate Network says Japan is in a sweet spot, supported by a recovery in private consumption, robust government spending and strong exports. |








