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| | | ... severely harm the eurozone". HONG KONG - Asian markets have mostly risen, with Hong Kong and Shanghai leading the way, and Tokyo marking an eighth straight gain to a 15-year high. Greece's snail-pace talks with creditors over reforming its bailout conditions ... |
| | | | ... following Sunday's elections "may create uncertainty in Spain for the short-term." HONG KONG - Asian markets have advanced, with Tokyo boosted by a weaker yen after the US Federal Reserve chief stuck to her plan to raise interest rates by year-end. The ... |
| | | | ... following another record close on Wall Street as the likelihood of a US interest rate hike in the near term dwindled, with Tokyo hitting a new 15-year high. Chinese shares were again the stand-out performers on Friday on hopes Beijing will announce fresh ... |
| | | | ... Federal Reserve will raise US interest rates soon, with analysts now tipping the final quarter of the year for an increase. Tokyo on Tuesday climbed 0.68 per cent, or 136.11 points, to close at 20,026.38 and Seoul rose 0.34 per cent, or 7.13 points ... |
| | | | ... running critically short of cash and may soon end up defaulting, which could set off a messy exit from the euro. HONG KONG - Tokyo was the stand-out performer in Asian trade on Monday on upbeat corporate earnings and a record close on Wall Street, but ... |
| | | | ... quantitative easing (QE). HONG KONG - Asian markets have mostly advanced following a healthy rally on Wall Street, while Tokyo was supported by a weaker yen and Hong Kong enjoyed strong buying in the afternoon to put on almost two per cent. The euro ... |
| | | | ... still up from $US1.1354 late in New York on Wednesday, extending gains on bright eurozone economic growth data. HONG KONG - Tokyo's Nikkei index has been the biggest loser of Asia's major markets as the yen climbed against the US dollar, while Wall Street ... |
| | | | ... but Shanghai and Hong Kong retreated after a further batch of weak data indicated ongoing weakness in the Chinese economy. Tokyo rose 0.71 per cent, or 139.88 points, to 19,764.72, Sydney jumped 0.71 per cent, or 40.4 points, to 5,715.1 and Seoul tacked ... |
| | | | ... 3.04 per cent, or 127.66 points, to 4,333.58 and Hong Kong added 0.51 per cent, or 140.86 points, to close at 27,718.20. Tokyo rallied despite heavy losses in Sharp and Toshiba owing to fears about their balance sheets. The Nikkei added 1.25 per cent ... |
| | | | ... surrendered gains as investors eyed a US jobs report that will supply more clues about the strength of the world's top economy. Tokyo's benchmark Nikkei index on Friday rose 87.20 points, or 0.45 per cent, to end at 19,379.19, and Hong Kong added 1.05 ... |
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