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| | | ... 52-week high of US$1.3993; 9% from its one-year high against the British pound and 9% against even the depreciated Japanese yen. Plummeting oil prices are increasing downward momentum on Eurozone deflation - minus 0.2% in December - pressured by stagnant ... |
| | | | ... per cent, or 244.54 points, to end at 16,864.16. The index at one point was almost three per cent down but recovered as the yen pared its gains. Seoul closed 1.36 per cent lower, giving up 26.01 points to 1,888.13 and Hong Kong fell 1.02 per cent, or ... |
| | | | ... further losses in oil prices offset by a strong rebound in Shanghai, a day after suffering its worst loss in five years. The yen made further inroads against the US dollar as last week's positive sentiment gave way to caution. Tokyo - taking another ... |
| | | | ... talk of further economy-boosting measures. Tokyo ended Monday marginally higher, adding 15.19 points to 17,935.64 as a weaker yen offset news Japan's economy contracted more than thought in July-September. Sydney added 0.70 per cent, or 37.4 points ... |
| | | | ... with $US1.2380 late in New York on Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly rose, with the US dollar again breaking 120 yen while the euro held on to gains after the European Central Bank shied away from fresh stimulus measures. Tokyo rose 0.19 per ... |
| | | | ... had a much more bullish view of where the Aussie dollar is going than most economists, particularly against the euro and the yen. "For the medium to long-term we expect the Aussie dollar to go to about 94 US cents." He said interest rate increases from ... |
| | | | ... rose for a second straight day, following another slate of impressive US data that helped the US dollar march towards the 120-yen mark for the first time in seven years. Tokyo climbed for a fourth straight session, adding 0.32 per cent, or 57.21 points ... |
| | | | ... despite a supply glut and plunging prices. Tokyo rallied 0.75 per cent to its best finish since July 2007 thanks to fresh yen weakness which helps its exporters. The Nikkei added 130.25 points to 17,590.10. But Sydney sank 1.98 per cent, or 105.3 points ... |
| | | | ... points, to 23,987.45. Tokyo jumped 1.23 per cent, or 211.35 points, to finish at 17,459.85. The Nikkei was helped by a weakening yen and the lower oil prices, which will cut import costs. Japan has ramped up imports of the black gold to make up for lost ... |
| | | | ... to maintain the cartel's production levels despite a huge glut. Tokyo stocks lost 0.78 per cent on Thursday as a stronger yen took the wind out of the market ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, which will see US markets closed Thursday and open for shortened ... |
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