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| | | ... years' experience in marketing, and joins the fund manager from AllianceBernstein (AB) where she worked in its Australian and Tokyo offices in various marketing and consultant relations roles. Also joining Martin Currie as client service sales support ... |
| | | ... 1.0% in 2015 and 2016, respectively. A nice seque into China's continued point scoring against Japan. Beijing dislodged Tokyo as the second biggest economy in the world back in 2010 and took the same throne in terms of share market capitalisation briefly ... |
| | | ... jumped 3.69 per cent or 133.63 points to 3,756.54, while Hong Kong ended flat, down 0.02 per cent or 5.3 points to 24,406.12. Tokyo eased 0.14 per cent or 27.75 points to close at 20,520.36, while Seoul gained 0.97 per cent or 19.50 points to close at ... |
| | | ... batch of economic growth data out of the United States, but Shanghai sank again, extending the previous day's sell-off. Tokyo reversed morning losses to end 0.30 per cent higher, adding 62.41 points to 20,585.24, while Sydney was up 0.52 per cent, or ... |
| | | ... level since reunification almost a quarter century ago. HONG KONG - Asian shares mostly gained after a Wall Street rally. Tokyo jumped 1.08 per cent, or 219.92 points, to 20,522.83 as the yen weakened against the greenback and top firms including Nintendo ... |
| | | ... instituted at the start of the month to prevent a market meltdown. Hong Kong rose 0.47 per cent, or 115.51 points, to 24,619.45, Tokyo ended 0.13 per cent, or 25.98 points, lower at 20,302.91 and Seoul was marginally down, shedding 1.48 points to 2,037.62. ... |
| | | ... sank more than three per cent Monday - clawed back early losses to end up 0.62 per cent, or 151.98 points, at 24,503.94. Tokyo eased 0.10 per cent, or 21.21 points, to 20,328.89 and Sydney edged down 0.09 per cent, or 5.19 points, to end at 5,584.7. ... |
| | | ... drop since February 2007, according to Bloomberg News. Hong Kong fell 3.09 per cent, or 776.55 points, to 24,351.96, while Tokyo declined 0.95 per cent, or 194.43 points, to 20,350.10. Seoul gave up 0.35 per cent, or 7.15 points, to 2,038.81. However ... |
| | | ... Fund, a recent new offer for Australian retail investors is substantially invested in the UCIT global equities strategy. The Tokyo-based asset manager has plans to launch more UCITS funds in the coming months in order to meet global investors' evolving ... |
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