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| | | ... political deadlock. Tokyo on Wednesday tumbled 1.51 per cent, or 203.91 points, to 13,338.46 as the US dollar eased against the yen and Sydney shed 1.05 per cent, or 54.0 points, to close at 5,087.2. Seoul clawed back some early losses to end flat, edging ... |
| | | | ... Reserve's plans for its stimulus program. Tokyo jumped 2.21 per cent on Friday thanks to a rally in the US dollar against the yen, ending 295.38 points higher at 13,660.55. At one point the index was more than three per cent higher. Sydney climbed 0.94 ... |
| | | | ... to dry up. Tokyo tumbled 2.63 per cent, or 361.75 points, to 13,396.38 as the US dollar gave up earlier gains against the yen. Sydney slipped 0.67 per cent, or 34.3 points, to 5,078.2 and Seoul lost 1.55 per cent, or 29.79 points, to 1,887.85 while Hong ... |
| | | | ... from a long and damaging recession. Tokyo shares on Thursday slid 2.12 per cent, or 297.22 points, to 13,752.94 as a stronger yen helped pull down the market and questions swirled about whether Japan would usher in a corporate tax cut. Sydney also closed ... |
| | | | ... closed up 1.32 per cent, or 183.16 points, at 14,050.16 because of bargain-hunting in late trading on Wednesday and with a weak yen continuing to support the bourse. Seoul closed up 0.57 per cent, or 10.88 points, at 1,923.91. Sydney closed flat at 5,157.4 ... |
| | | | ... back to $US1.3240 from $US1.3299 late in New York on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets rose with Tokyo lifted by a weaker yen ahead of fresh numbers that will give an indication of the strength of the US economy. Tokyo jumped 2.57 per cent by the close ... |
| | | | ... on Wednesday tumbled 576.12 points to 13,824.94, the biggest drop since mid-June, as the US dollar fell sharply against the yen. Sydney dropped 1.85 per cent, or 94.3 points, to 5,011.3; Seoul fell 1.48 per cent, or 28.29 points, to 1,878.33, and Hong ... |
| | | | ... stocks. Tokyo gained 1.00 per cent, or 143.02 points, to 14,401.06 after a late buying surge as the greenback rose against the yen. But Sydney dropped 0.11 per cent, or 5.7 points, to 5,105.6 after Australia's central bank cut interest rates to a new ... |
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