AFR Citigroup: upgraded to buy from hold
BARC Citigroup: upgraded to buy from hold, tp raised to 413
BP. Citigroup: upgraded to buy
CNE Citigroup: upgraded to buy from hold
DLN Goldman: upgraded to buy from neutral, tp raised to 1455 from 1315
DNX Citigroup: reiterated buy, tp raised to 1655 from 1505
LAND Goldman: upgraded to conviction buy, tp raised to 801 from 664
LII Goldman: downgraded to sell from neutral
MAB Goldman: reiterated neutral, tp raised to 272 from 260
RIO Nomura: reiterated buy, tp reiterated 4300
SGRO Goldman: upgraded to neutral from sell
SHB Goldman: downgraded to sell from neutral
SIA Citigroup: upgraded to hold from sell
TLW Citigroup: reiterated hold, tp raised to 1365 from 1295

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GOO 4.76p ( 3.62 / 3.90)
Large trades at the moment. Breaking out on the chart from lows and trying to get into UPTREND.
Higher volume, Indicators all rising with RSI breaking 50 and MACD soon on the crosssover

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CMS 14.375p ( 14.25 / 14.50P )

Reason: Rising volume and share price lately as is bouncing from lows. Positive order book today.
Undervalued on the Profits forecast and paying a high yield dividend. Recent seller has gone

China imports jump 55.9%11-01-2010 12:10

Stocks rose around the globe as strong December trade figures from China showed how the east Asian economic power house is helping the global economy recover from the downturn.

December imports jumped by 55.9% from the same month the previous year, while exports were 17.7% higher.

Continued demand for commodities was behind much of the rise, with crude oil imports climbing 25% and copper imports up by more than a quarter.

The strong export figures mean that China is on tract to supplant Germany as the world's biggest exporter. China export a total of about 746bn-worth of goods over 2009, compared with 660bn in the first 11 months of 2009.

China has also overtaken the US as the world's biggest automotive market after 2009 vehicle sales jumped by 46%.