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| | | ... start on Thursday to put on strong gains in their first positive day this week, shrugging off the 6.4 per cent plunge in Japanese markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up 180.85 points (1.21 per cent) at 15,176.08. The broad-based S&P 500 gained ... |
| | | | ... decision to separate the roles was taken unanimously by the board. Takumi Shibata has with extensive experience of both the Japanese and international markets. "Shibata is one of a handful of Japanese financial service executives who combines a deep ... |
| | | | ... possible Federal Reserve pull back from quantitative easing. However, Beazley, who's business is focused principally in the Japanese market and has no US-focused portfolios, believes Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke is managing expectations to avoid ... |
| | | | ... begin tapering its aggressive stimulus program. Tokyo climbed 1.37 per cent, or 185.51 points, to 13,774.54 after the Japanese government released a barrage of economic data just before the market opened, including a stronger-than-expected on-month rise ... |
| | | | ... year when investors favored dividend-rich stocks like utilities. LONDON - European stock markets rose despite plunging Japanese stocks, as traders digested US growth data and signs of improved confidence in the eurozone. London's FTSE 100 index of leading ... |
| | | | ... Tokyo, with the Nikkei swinging between positive and negative territory before ending 0.10 per cent higher at 14,326.46. Japanese stocks have made sharp intraday movements since the index plunged 7.3 per cent last Thursday as investors rushed to book ... |
| | | | The dramatic lift in confidence arising from Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's aggressive stimulus measures has created opportunities for investment to flow between Australia and Japan in both directions, according to Nikko Asset Management chairman ... |
| | | | ... 14,311.98. The Nikkei had gained about 60 per cent over the past six months under the pro-spending, pro-growth policies of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, but tumbled 7.3 per cent on Thursday. The turbulence persisted for the next two sessions, with ... |
| | | | Profits for Japanese companies are set to get higher despite the country already being in a bull market said Kerr Neilson, chief executive and founder of Platinum Asset Management. In an interview with Financial Standard, Neilson said the fund manager ... |
| | | | ... awaited testimony from the US Federal Reserve chief, but Tokyo stocks finished at their highest level in five years. Japanese investors welcomed the weakening yen on Wednesday, with stocks ending up 1.60 per cent, or 246.24 points, at 15,627.26, the ... |
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