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| | | ... psychological 2,000-point level analysts had pegged as support. Hong Kong lost 2.22 per cent, or 449.33 points, to end at 19,813.98. Tokyo closed down 1.26 per cent, or 167.35 points at 13,062.78. Seoul skidded 1.31 per cent, or 23.82 points, to 1,799.01. ... |
| | | | ... after the US Federal Reserve signalled a possible end to its multi-billion-dollar stimulus program. However, early losses in Tokyo were reversed thanks to a surging US dollar, which began heading back towards the 100 yen level. Tokyo began the day two ... |
| | | | ... preliminary data on Chinese manufacturing from HSBC, which showed activity contracted again in June and was at a nine-month low. Tokyo shed 1.74 per cent, or 230.64 points, to end at 13,014.58, Seoul tumbled 2.00 per cent, or 37.82 points, to close at ... |
| | | | ... with significant growth across the Asia Pacific region. Long has lived and worked in Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo and is fluent in Japanese. "Ross has a detailed understanding of the complex legal frameworks of Japan and many Asian countries ... |
| | | | ... KONG - Asian markets were mostly lower, with focus on the US Federal Reserve's policy meeting later in the trading day. But Tokyo enjoyed another rally as data showed a surge in exports thanks to a weaker yen. Wall Street again provided a healthy cue ... |
| | | | ... US dollar enjoyed another positive day, with Wall Street also providing a strong lead thanks to upbeat US housing data. Tokyo stocks dropped 0.20 per cent, or 25.84 points, to 13,007.28, after jumping 2.73 per cent the day before. Hong Kong finished ... |
| | | | ... upbeat despite a soft lead from Wall Street while the dollar edged up after suffering a sell-off on Friday in New York. Tokyo jumped 2.73 per cent, or 346.60 points to 13,033.12, climbing for a second successive session after plunging more than six per ... |
| | | | ... Thursday. HONG KONG - Asian markets rebounded after the previous day's huge sell-off, with dealers picking up bargains in Tokyo, helped by a Wall Street rally and upbeat US data. The US dollar slipped after enjoying a bright start, however, which in ... |
| | | | ... by a surge in auto sales. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets rode out a rollercoaster session following heavy losses in Tokyo on investor fears central banks will begin pulling the plug on their extraordinary stimulus measures. London's FTSE 100 index ... |
| | | | ... from $US1.3258 late in New York on Monday. HONG KONG - Asian markets mostly fell following the previous day's rally, with Tokyo tumbling more than two per cent at one point after the Bank of Japan failed to announce any new stimulus measures. Tokyo's ... |
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