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| | | ... York. HONG KONG - Asian shares mostly fell as fresh data showed Chinese manufacturing weakening further this month, while Japan's Nikkei succumbed to profit-taking and a pick-up in the yen. The latest figures from China add to growing concerns about ... |
| | | | ... markets the US dollar dominated sentiment as it spiked close to the 100 yen mark after the G20 cautiously endorsed the Bank of Japan's huge stimulus measures despite wariness from emerging countries. At close on Monday, London's FTSE 100 index of leading ... |
| | | | ... expectations were also high for an improved company earnings season in the United States, which has just begun. Also, moves by Japan to stimulate its economy was generating positive sentiment and helping to boost commodity stocks. On the local market ... |
| | | | ... numbers. The yen was flat after Japanese MPs gave final approval to the government's nominees to take the helm at the Bank of Japan (BoJ), with expectations high that it will usher in more aggressive monetary easing. Tokyo rose 1.45 per cent, or 179.76 ... |
| | | | ... per cent to 3,871.58 points. HONG KONG - Most Asian markets closed higher and the US dollar has climbed against the yen as Japan's central bank nominees appear set for approval by Parliament. Traders seemed broadly unimpressed by another record for the ... |
| | | | ... January, and Westpac and the Melbourne Institute release their survey of consumer sentiment. In company news, National Australia Bank is providing a technology and strategy update. The market on Tuesday closed lower, with the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index ... |
| | | | ... posted another record intra-day level in midday trades on confidence underpinned by ongoing monetary easing measures in Japan, Europe and the United States. HONG KONG - Asian markets rallied following a record-breaking performance on Wall Street, with ... |
| | | | ... property developers hit by measures to cool the housing market, but Tokyo enjoyed modest gains as the man tapped to become Japan's top central banker vowed to tackle deflation. Shanghai lost 3.65 per cent, or 86.10 points, to end Monday at 2,273.40 ... |
| | | | ... 11,606.38, as a weak yen helped the market recoup early losses sparked by profit-taking, and after the naming of a new Bank of Japan chief known to favour aggressive monetary easing. Sydney slid 0.35 percent, or 17.98 points, to end the week at 5,086.1 ... |
| | | | ... against the US dollar, while concerns eased that the US Federal Reserve could soon end its loose monetary policy. Investors in Japan cheered reports that the likely next central bank chief was in favour of aggressive monetary easing. Tokyo surged 2.43 ... |
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