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| | ... Wall Street at the end of last week. Japanese exporters got a boost from the yen's recent decline against the US dollar. Toyota and Sony both rose, while Honda advanced after the Nikkei business daily reported the company plans to invest more than Y10 ... |
| | | ... - it fell short of 'whisper' expectations of US$6.00. Say that again? Yes, it's like telling everybody that you want a Toyota Corolla for Christmas, receiving a top of the line BMW...but secretly you wanted a Lamborghini. I wonder how Sigmund Freud will ... |
| | | ... lead from Wall Street due to the weaker dollar, which hit below 94 yen, raising concern about the outlook for exports. Toyota lost 2.9 per cent, while Honda shed 4.1 per cent. The benchmark Nikkei-225 index dropped 145.21 points, or 1.4 per cent, to ... |
| | | ... auto shares. Sanyo soared as much as 17 per cent to a near two-month high after a source familiar with the matter said Toyota Motor Corp would buy batteries for hybrid cars from Sanyo to keep pace with growing demand for cleaner vehicles. Shares in firms ... |
| | | ... 4,932.88 points. PARIS - The CAC 40 index fell 31.16 points, or 0.95 per cent, to 3,263.70 points. TOKYO - Exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp were buoyed by hopes that Japan's economy may have seen its worst phase. The benchmark Nikkei rose 12.62 points ... |
| | | ... the natural tendency indeed is to hoard the money for a rainy day. The new plasma screen could wait, replacing the 1980 Toyota Starlet with a Lamborghini could wait another six months or one-year or two, toilet number two may not be that necessary. Times ... |
| | | ... corner. Tech shares extended gains on hopes they may be early winners from an economic upturn, while Honda Motor Co and Toyota Motor Corp were buoyed by a slightly weaker yen, especially against the euro. The benchmark Nikkei rose 213.43 points to 8,038.94 ... |
| | | ... slid 2 per cent to hit a seven-week closing low as deepening woes in the global financial system hurt bank shares, while Toyota Motor and other exporters sank on a strong yen. The benchmark Nikkei shed 164.15 points to 7,901.64, its lowest close since ... |
| | | ... Japan's Nikkei stock index ended down 3.55 per cent, hit by fears of a deep global recession and a profit warning from Toyota Motor Corp. The benchmark index fell 316.14 points to 8,583.00. At one point during the morning, it dropped more than seven ... |
| | | ... CAC 40 advanced 29.19 points to 4,377.18 TOKYO - Japanese stocks fell two per cent as investors sold exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp on concerns about the health of the US economy and a stronger yen. The benchmark Nikkei slipped 268.55 points to ... |
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