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| | | ... on Tuesday, when it had hit its lowest point since September at $US1.3442. HONG KONG - Asian stocks were mixed although Tokyo was lifted by strong corporate sentiment, while upbeat US service-sector data added to speculation the Federal Reserve will ... |
| | | | ... in New York on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets were mixed as traders await the release of US growth and jobs data, but Tokyo ended slightly higher despite Nissan's lower earnings forecast. Tokyo rose 0.17 per cent, or 23.80 points to 14,225.37 while ... |
| | | | ... Shanghai closed flat, dipping 0.07 points to 2,149.63 and Hong Kong gave up 0.26 per cent, or 60.17 points, to 23,189.62. Tokyo and Mumbai were closed for public holidays. WELLINGTON - The NZX 50 fell 3.156 points, or 0.01 per cent, to 4910.676. |
| | | | ... points. The euro slid to $US1.3491 from $US1.3579 late in New York on Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets were mixed, with Tokyo hit by an 11 per cent slump in Sony shares, while Shanghai and Hong Kong were lifted by better-than-expected Chinese manufacturing ... |
| | | | ... $US85 billion-a-month scheme in place was widely expected, the upbeat outlook provided strong support for the US dollar. Tokyo shed 1.20 per cent, or 174.41 points, to end at 14,327.94, Sydney eased 0.10 per cent, or 5.4 points, to 5,425.5 and Seoul ... |
| | | | ... recent batch of weak US data as evidence to suggest the Fed will keep its stimulus program in place until the new year. Tokyo on Wednesday ended 1.23 per cent stronger, advancing 176.37 points to 14,502.35, and Sydney added 0.28 per cent, or 15.4 points ... |
| | | | ... moved in a tight range against the yen and euro as investors hold off making any big bets before the bank's board decision. Tokyo on Tuesday eased 0.49 per cent, or 70.06 points, to 14,325.98, with profit-takers also moving in after a healthy rally on ... |
| | | | ... were capped by expectations the US Federal Reserve will keep its monetary easing policy in place well into the new year. Tokyo jumped 2.19 per cent, or 307.85 points, to 14,396.04 thanks to the pick-up in the US dollar. Sydney was up 1.02 per cent, or ... |
| | | | ... whether the government's much-touted "Abenomics" growth-blitz will reverse two-decades of stagnant growth and falling prices. Tokyo tumbled 2.75 per cent or 398.22 points to 14,088.19, while Seoul slipped 0.6 per cent or 12.30 points to 2,034.39. Sydney ... |
| | | | ... index (PMI) for this month was 50.9, a significant improvement from September's 50.2 and the highest since 51.6 in March. Tokyo reversed earlier losses on Thursday to finish up 0.42 per cent, or 60.36 points, at 14,486.41, while Sydney gained 0.31 per ... |
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