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| | | ... leaking dangerous amounts of radiation. The US dollar dropped to its lowest point in almost 16 years against the Japanese yen, briefly falling under 80 yen. A stronger yen hurts Japan's exporters, potentially dealing another blow to the economy already ... |
| | | | ... has $2.1 trillion in assets across over 60 countries. Goldman Sachs Group Inc said it will donate $6 million (500 million Yen) to assist in emergency relief in Japan while in Australia. Macquarie Group was unable to supply information by deadline and ... |
| | | | ... flight to bond market safety has caused yields to plunge. Australia and Canada led the FX decline while the dollar and the yen outperformed as traders reverted to a risk-off commodity dumping mentality in the FX markets. Tim Murphy, co-head of fund research ... |
| | | | ... Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine. The huge losses suffered by the Nikkei led the Japanese central bank to announce eight trillion yen ($97.8 billion) in short term funding - on top of a record 15 trillion yen on Monday - as it tried to instill confidence ... |
| | | | ... Note that just weeks before the earthquake, PM Kan was on the verge on resigning due to reports that he accepted 1 million yen (US$12,000) in his political campaign from a Korean national. The deadlock on the national budget -opposition parties are calling ... |
| | | | ... than six per cent after last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami as well as fears of a nuclear reactor meltdown. The yen hit a four-month high before Japan's central bank pumped a record amount of money into financial markets, while nuclear plant ... |
| | | | ... with the giant Japanese Earthquake Reinsurance scheme. It is believed the giant pool fund caps yearly payouts at 4.5 trillion yen (A$54.7 billion). Large holders of US treasuries had already been net sellers, with US Treasury statistics showing China ... |
| | | | ... past month, stocks have been climbing steadily since September. LONDON - European and Asian equities slid and the safe-haven yen rose in volatile trade Friday after a huge earthquake in Japan, the world's third-largest economy, as dealers also tracked ... |
| | | | ... In contrast to the rest of Asia, the Bank of Japan will likely act to generate inflation at some point, while many tip the Yen to fall, which may prompt a lift in equity prices. "We are looking at Japan and there are a lot of attractive valuations," ... |
| | | | ... confidence. Tokyo edged up 6.16 points to 10,842.80, with holders of some exporter stocks taking profits due to a stronger yen, but foreign investment in Japan was expected to stay strong. Shanghai fell 0.93 per cent, or 27.36 points, to 2,899.98 amid ... |
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