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| | ... Friday. HONG KONG - Asian stocks mostly sank early but bounced back in the afternoon, with some ending in positive territory. Tokyo fell 0.25 per cent, or 43.23 points, to 17,468.52, while Seoul ended marginally lower, dipping 0.41 points to close at ... |
| | | ... crucial for the markets and how the markets will react," Forex.com research director Kathleen Brooks told AFP. HONG KONG - Tokyo shares have fallen, countering a broad rally in Asian markets, after the Bank of Japan slashed its inflation forecast and ... |
| | | ... also nervously awaited an close weekend election in Greece, where a far-left anti-austerity party is leading the polls. Tokyo shares on Tuesday jumped 2.07 per cent, or 352.01 points, to 17,366.30 and Seoul closed 0.82 per cent higher, adding 15.69 points ... |
| | | ... European Central Bank (ECB) meeting that is expected to unveil a vast bond-buying scheme to kickstart the eurozone economy. Tokyo rose 0.89 per cent, or 150.13 points to 17,014.29, Sydney gained 0.19 per cent, or 9.86 points, to 5,309.1 and Seoul closed ... |
| | | ... markets tumbled as traders were left stunned by Switzerland's shock decision to remove its currency cap against the euro. Tokyo tumbled 1.43 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 ... |
| | | ... professionals operating from offices in Hong Kong, Mumbai, Singapore, Shanghai and Sydney. A sixth office in the region, in Tokyo, is scheduled to open in early 2015. "Growing in Asia Pacific has been a strategic imperative for us as a global real assets ... |
| | | ... 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 hit from the strengthening yen - sank 2.25 per cent, or 400.80 points, to 17,412.58. Sydney fell 0.45 per ... |
| | | ... Mitsui Trust Bank (SuMi Trust), to invest in infrastructure debt opportunities in Europe. Under the partnership, Hastings and Tokyo-based SuMi Trust have already reached first close on two debt funds, one targeting investment in junior European infrastructure ... |
| | | ... including Santos and BHP Billiton were hammered as crude continued to be bid down owing to an oversupply in world markets. Tokyo dipped 0.68 per cent, snapping a seven-session winning streak. The Nikkei fell 122.26 points to 17,813.38. Sydney tumbled ... |
| | | ... to higher after a jump in US jobs creation and Chinese trade figures fanning 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 ... |
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