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| | | ... Japan's February's current account swung back to surplus from a record deficit in the previous month - took a toll on Japanese exporters' shares. Tokyo on Monday fell 1.47 per cent, or 142.19 points, to 9,546.26, Seoul closed 1.57 per cent, or 31.95 ... |
| | | | ... foreign exchange trading, the euro dropped to $1.3137 from $1.3233 in New York late Tuesday. The dollar slipped to 82.65 Japanese yen from 82.78 yen. HONG KONG - Asian markets have slipped after it became apparent that the US Federal Reserve will not ... |
| | | | ... figures indicating the troubled region is headed for recession sent traders running on Tuesday for the safety of the Japanese currency at the expense of the euro and the dollar. Tokyo eased 0.59 per cent, or 59.48 points, to 10,050.39 but Seoul closed ... |
| | | | ... foreign exchange trading, the euro sank to $US1.3327 from $US1.3336 in New York late Friday and the dollar fell to 82.16 Japanese yen from 82.85 yen. HONG KONG - Asian markets closed mixed following positive manufacturing figures from China and good ... |
| | | | ... Asian markets mostly fell on growing concerns over the global economy after an unimpressive set of US data, while weak Japanese figures and a stronger yen weighed on Tokyo. Tokyo lost 0.31 per cent, or 31.23 points, to close at 10,083.56, Sydney finished ... |
| | | | ... to 3527.37 points. The euro eased to $1.3206 from $1.3222 in New York late on Tuesday and the dollar firmed to 83.74 Japanese yen from 83.68 yen. HONG KONG - Asian stocks were mostly lower, weighed down by concerns over a slowdown in China's economy ... |
| | | | ... single currency was marginally higher at $US1.3147 from $US1.3120 late in New York on Friday. The dollar fell to 82.24 Japanese yen from 82.44 yen on Friday. HONG KONG - Asian shares fell as better-than-expected US jobs data was overshadowed by figures ... |
| | | | ... by another batch of strong US jobs data. The upbeat sentiment supported the euro and dollar against the yen, while the Japanese unit was also pressured by news that the country suffered a record current account deficit in January. Tokyo jumped 2.01 per ... |
| | | | ... Anglo-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto says it is strongly placed to weather a Chinese economic growth slowdown. GENEVA - Japanese auto giant Toyota expects higher European sales in 2012 despite a tightening market, the company's president in Europe ... |
| | | | ... strength. While this is different from HSBC's measure - up to 49.6 from 48.8 - the direction is the same. And from our Japanese friends. Capital spending in the country jumped by 4.9% in the fourth quarter of last year against a drop of 11% in the September ... |
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