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| | | ... call on Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets fell, taking a negative lead from Wall Street as data showed the US trade deficit had widened, while Tokyo slumped again over a policy speech by Japan's prime minister. Tokyo dived 3.83 per cent, or 518.89 ... |
| | | | ... points, or 0.27 per cent, to 4,886.7 points. NEW YORK - Sellers have taken over US stock markets as an expanded trade deficit offered a fresh sign of weakness in US growth. Volatility continued to reign: after an early rise the main indices sank to one-per ... |
| | | | ... Asian markets ended mostly higher, with Tokyo supported by the weak yen, while Shanghai slipped following a rare trade deficit for China in March. On Wall Street the Dow index provided support as it climbed to yet another record on hopes for the US economy ... |
| | | | ... that the economy returned to recession in the first quarter of 2013. However, separate data showed that Britain's trade deficit widened in February, largely because of a 1.1 per cent slide in exports amid weaker demand from the crisis-hit eurozone. HONG ... |
| | | | ... high on Friday and the Nasdaq to its best since 2000, as stocks regained footing helped by a sharply narrowed US trade deficit. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also reached a post-crisis high above 14,022 during trade, but slipped back to end up 48.92 ... |
| | | | ... manufacturing activity hit a two-year high in January. The yen retreated after a two-day rally as Japan logged a record trade deficit for 2012, with exports hit by the ongoing territorial spat with China and Europe's long-running debt crisis. Tokyo reversed ... |
| | | | ... Australian market after disappointing US trade figures released on the weekend showed the world's largest economy's trade deficit had expanded to $US48.7 billion ($A46.40 billion). "As we are one of the first markets to digest the US trade figures, a ... |
| | | | ... of the envelope calculation shows that if the US did not import oil at all this year, it would have lowered its trade deficit by around 60% and boosted growth by between 1.5% to 2.0% in the year to the September quarter. And that's just when it stops ... |
| | | | ... because of 'fiscal cliff' worries despite better-than-expected jobless claims - positive for the labour market - trade deficit (to its lowest level since December 2010) in September as exports increased by 3.1% to record levels (other countries increased ... |
| | | | ... equals deteriorating external accounts in Australia. The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that the country's trade deficit widened to A$2 billion in August from A$1.5 billion in the previous month - the widest in more than four years - as the ... |
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