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China’s rate cut not a drain for Asian equities

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Samuel Le Cornu, Senior Portfolio Manager, Macquarie Investment Management says the impact of China’s rate cut on ASEAN equities has been positive. It could be a good time to take profits though small and mid-cap sectors are feeling the credit squeeze. Pamela Ambler reports.

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