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| | | ... foreign exchange deals, the European single currency fell to $1.2259 from $1.2276 late in New York on Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly fell as profit-taking after the previous day's rallies overshadowed another strong performance on Wall Street. ... |
| | | | ... European single currency also reversed early gains, slipping to $US1.2222 from $US1.2271 in New York late Monday. HONG KONG - Asian shares are widely up, led by a sharp rise in Hong Kong, amid hopes of Chinese and US stimulus measures ahead of Federal ... |
| | | | ... put on 0.43 per cent. The European single currency was lower at $1.2268 from $1.2292 in New York late Tuesday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly fell after US Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke warned of a further slowdown in the US economy and a "frustratingly ... |
| | | | ... European single currency also reversed early gains, slipping to $US1.2222 from $US1.2271 in New York late Monday. HONG KONG - Asian shares are widely up, led by a sharp rise in Hong Kong, amid hopes of Chinese and US stimulus measures ahead of Federal ... |
| | | | ... York late on Friday, when it hit $US1.2163 - the lowest since June 29, 2010 - on eurozone debt crisis concerns. HONG KONG - Asian shares edged higher on the back of a strong Wall Street rally, but Chinese stocks have plunged to a new three-year low after ... |
| | | | ... committee will be chaired by former Reserve Bank governor Bernie Fraser. Delaney said AustralianSuper would up its exposure to Asian markets to $7bn by 2016, and that the decision to form the committee could be put down to three objectives. "The first ... |
| | | | ... a bailout. The European single currency gained from Thursday's two-year dollar trough, trading at $US1.2236. HONG KONG - Asian shares made modest gains after China said its economy slowed in line with expectations, quashing fears data would show a "doomsday" ... |
| | | | ... currency, after falling to $US1.2167 - the lowest level since late June 2010, recovered slightly to $US1.2205. HONG KONG - Asian markets plunged on growing fears of a regional slowdown after South Korea unexpectedly cut interest rates and Japan's central ... |
| | | | Asian public pensions and Australian superannuation funds may soon be working together on cross-border investment decisions, predicts Citi's Asia Pacific head of pension fund services. Australian superannuation funds typically have around 30% of assets ... |
| | | | ... $US1.2251 in New York late Tuesday, when it had slumped to $US1.2235 - the lowest point since July 1, 2010. HONG KONG - Asian markets ended mixed, recovering from earlier losses sparked by a fall on Wall Street and concerns about Italy's finances which ... |
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