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| | | ... Friday. HONG KONG - Asian markets rose as strong Chinese trade data lifted hopes for the global economic outlook while Japanese stocks were boosted by improved growth figures and Tokyo's successful bid to host the 2020 Olympics. Weaker-than-forecast ... |
| | | | ... Tony Abbott's election victory and the coalition's pledge to repeal the mining tax also expected to boost the sector. Japanese shares soared on Monday morning, after news it would host the 2020 summer Olympics, Chinese import and export figures for August ... |
| | | | ... Merkel. To round out our tour of troubles, there's also one that could potentially be troublesome happening in Japan. The Japanese government has begun hearings on whether they should or should not raise the consumption tax from 5% to 8% in April - as ... |
| | | | ... Typhoon Utor. Dealers cited improved economic data in the US, Europe and China for buoying investor sentiment, along with a Japanese media report saying Tokyo was mulling corporate tax cuts to help offset an expected rise in sales tax. WELLINGTON -The ... |
| | | | ... strength of the US economy. Tokyo jumped 2.57 per cent by the close after slipping on Monday following disappointing Japanese growth figures. Seoul ended up 1.5 per cent, or 28.20 points at 1,913.03, while Sydney closed up 0.96 per cent, or 49.0 points ... |
| | | | ... at the US Federal Reserve. With the focus on the US central bank, investors brushed off losses on Wall Street, while Japanese shares enjoyed a pick-up thanks to a weakening yen. Tokyo on Tuesday surged 1.53 per cent, or 208.69 points to 13,869.82, snapping ... |
| | | | The Australian share market has started the week flat, following a soft lead from the US and weakness in Japanese stocks. IG market analyst Chris Weston said local stocks had been weighed down by a two per cent fall on the Japanese market. He said Japanese ... |
| | | | ... fund manager drew upon the example of Hyundai, which 10 years ago was selling cars at a 20% discount to its equivalent Japanese rival. Today, the improved strength of its brand means it is only marginally cheaper than the closest Japanese rival. The ... |
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