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| | | ... rate on hold at a record low of 0.50 per cent while refraining from pumping more cash into the British economy. HONG KONG - Tokyo shares have bounced and the yen tumbled with Japan unveiling more aggressive monetary easing. However, other Asian markets ... |
| | | | ... about its recovery. "US economic data hasn't been great," ETX Capital analyst Ishaq Siddiqi noted in London. HONG KONG - Tokyo stocks have jumped with the yen weakening as the Bank of Japan starts a key two-day policy meeting, while shares in other major ... |
| | | | ... manufacturing data raised concerns about the economy, while the euro remains under pressure owing to political deadlock in Italy. Tokyo fell 1.08 per cent, or 131.59 points, to 12,003.43 - a day after tumbling more than two per cent - while Seoul lost ... |
| | | | ... new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on Tuesday. Tokyo tumbled 2.35 percent, or 297.16 points, to 12,338.53, while Seoul fell 0.11 percent, or 2.11 points, to 1,948.71 and Hong ... |
| | | | ... new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on Tuesday. Tokyo tumbled 2.35 percent, or 297.16 points, to 12,338.53, while Seoul fell 0.11 percent, or 2.11 points, to 1,948.71 and Hong ... |
| | | | ... new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on Tuesday. Tokyo tumbled 2.35 percent, or 297.16 points, to 12,338.53, while Seoul fell 0.11 percent, or 2.11 points, to 1,948.71 and Hong ... |
| | | | ... new ways to raise cash to qualify for bailout funds, after its plan to tax savings was overwhelmingly rejected on Tuesday. Tokyo tumbled 2.35 percent, or 297.16 points, to 12,338.53, while Seoul fell 0.11 percent, or 2.11 points, to 1,948.71 and Hong ... |
| | | | ... sank as eurozone fears returned on news that Cyprus was planning to tax bank depositors as part of a controversial bailout. Tokyo fell 2.71 per cent, or 340.32 points, to end at 12,220.63, Sydney slipped 2.05 per cent, or 104.8 points, to 5,015.4, a ... |
| | | | ... take the helm at the Bank of Japan (BoJ), with expectations high that it will usher in more aggressive monetary easing. Tokyo rose 1.45 per cent, or 179.76 points, to 12,560.95 - its highest level since September 2008. Hong Kong was 0.38 per cent lower ... |
| | | | ... Traders seemed broadly unimpressed by another record for the Dow on Wall Street that was fuelled by upbeat economic data. Tokyo rose 1.16 per cent, adding 141.53 points to hit a four-and-a-half year high of 12,381.19. Seoul gained 0.12 per cent, or 2.40 ... |
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