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Rates in Asia Set to Rise Soon

Thu 01 Oct 09 | 11:32 PM ET
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Rates in Asia Set to Rise Soon

Thu 01 Oct 09 | 11:32 PM ET
With Asia firmly on its recovery track, central banks in the region may soon move to tighten their monetary policy. Johanna Chua, chief regional economist at Citi offers her take on who will hike rates first, with CNBC's Oriel Morrison.

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Currencies  | Analyst  | Asia  | Currencies

 
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