Apologies Mong, my mistake.
FWIW I think the London Stock Exchange is far more RIO-centric than BHP-centric and ditto the UK press. May be it's just access to the Coys or a bit of nationalism. However, interestingly enough, the UK mutual funds I track seem to prefer BHP over RIO.
Like you, I'd expect buying in either BHP or RIO in the UK rather than Aus or America. The Chinese are well aware of the careful line they have to tread investing in foreign Coys with their sovereign wealth fund dollars. I think the attitude to SWF foreign investment is 'easier' or 'more conceptually comfortable' there than in either Aus or USA.
It's certainly going to be an interesting week
:)
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