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| | | ... Kong jumped 1.78 per cent, or 383.72 points, to 21,962.98 and Shanghai rose 0.84 per cent, or 17.60 points, to 2,103.67. Tokyo was closed for a public holiday. The latest gains indicate traders' nerves might have settled after the turmoil seen earlier ... |
| | | | ... Street as investors brushed aside below-forecast US jobs data, and analysts suggested the recent downturn may have ended. Tokyo rose 1.77 per cent, or 255.93 points to 14,718.34, Seoul was flat, inching up 0.80 points to 1,923.30 and Sydney was 1.08 ... |
| | | | ... a strong Wall Street rally sparked by upbeat figures on the US labour market ahead of the release of crucial jobs data. Tokyo climbed 2.17 per cent, or 307.29 points, to 14,462.41, Sydney closed 0.68 per cent, or 35.1 points, higher at 5,166.5 and Seoul ... |
| | | | ... tepid lead on Thursday and the dollar was slightly lower against the yen after a private US jobs report proved inconclusive. Tokyo, which spent most of the day in positive territory, surrendered in late trade to close down 0.18 per cent, or 25.26 points ... |
| | | | ... $US1.3517 from $US1.3515 late in New York on Tuesday. HONG KONG - Asian markets were mixed, with a rally on Wall Street giving Tokyo the impetus to claw back some of its losses in the previous session. Tokyo's Nikkei, which slumped more than four per ... |
| | | | ... CAC 40 in Paris added 0.24 per cent to 4,117.45 points. HONG KONG - Asian markets slumped - led by a four per cent fall in Tokyo - following a huge sell-off on Wall Street as disappointing US manufacturing data compounded already deep fears about emerging ... |
| | | | ... falling in New York in response to weak eurozone inflation figures that added to fears of deflation in the currency bloc. Tokyo fell 1.98 per cent, or 295.40 points, to 14,619.13 and Seoul slipped 1.09 per cent, or 21.19 points, to 1,919.96 while Sydney ... |
| | | | ... 0.44 per cent while Milan edged up 0.03 per cent. The euro fell to $US1.3503 from $US1.3554 late in New York. HONG KONG - Tokyo fell in thin trade despite a pick-up in inflation last year and better-than-expected US growth data that helped soothe fears ... |
| | | | ... operating in nine countries. Japan chief investment officer Hiroki Tsuimura remain responsible for investment management in the Tokyo office. At the same time, Takuya Koyama, previously an international salesman for Merrill Lynch Investment Managers ... |
| | | | ... with traders still nervous over emerging economies as they await the Federal Reserve's next move on its stimulus program. Tokyo closed down 0.17 per cent, or 25.57 points, to 14,980.16, ending below 15,000 for the first time since mid-November, while ... |
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