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Was Warren Buffett's appearance on Chinese TV over the weekend an attempt to reassure retail investors that China's market rally will continue?

China's repressed financial system has heaped on the risk that the central bank will soon sit on large losses on its FX holdings, a fillip for SWF-led investments

Asian export economies are now better insulated against a slowdown in Europe and the US than they were in 2008-9, according to new research

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There is an “electronic arms race” going on amongst global banks, says Jeff Feig, global head of g10 fx at Citigroup in New York.

The apparent decoupling between asset markets – EM equities, in particular - and continued macro stress this week is a source of optimism for some and fear for others. Take your pick.

Warnings that loose monetary policy to turbo-charge growth to 7% could sow the seeds of a hard landing in two years time

The bulk of the $600 billion in new funds sought by the IMF will have to come from large emerging economies. It's do or die.

Further house price falls in December have heightened fears that a property crash will significantly drag down growth in 2012

China’s latest growth numbers should dispel fears of an imminent hard landing, but property concerns are beginning to bite

Goldman Sachs has forecast robust industrial commodity price growth in 2012, despite signs of a Chinese slowdown

New figures show Indian inflation at a two-year low, but analysts warn that the structural drivers of price growth remain intact