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| | | ... points (0.38 per cent) at 3,244.37. LONDON - Europe's main stock markets closed higher, with traders reacting to positive Chinese economic trade data and an upbeat US jobs report. London's FTSE 100 index of leading companies climbed 0.69 per cent to ... |
| | | | ... to prevent the imposition of $US85 billion ($A83.74 billion) in spending cuts that kicked in at the end of last week. Chinese shares suffered the biggest sell-off with property developers hit by measures to cool the housing market, but Tokyo enjoyed ... |
| | | | ... HONG KONG - Asian markets were mostly lower as traders took a breather after healthy gains in the previous session while Chinese data showed growth in manufacturing activity had slowed. Tokyo stocks closed 0.41 percent, or 47.02 points, higher at 11,606.38 ... |
| | | | ... markets plunged in the dot-com crash. LONDON - European stock markets closed higher as investors took heart from upbeat Chinese and US economic data and EU leaders adopted a seven-year budget for the 27-member union. London's FTSE 100 index of top companies ... |
| | | | ... for this year is 'The Year of the Snake'. Quoting Taiwanese astrologer Tsai Shang-chi, the age.com.au printed that, "In Chinese mythology, snakes were often associated with monsters, or with incarnations of monsters, so some political turbulence can ... |
| | | | ... traders booking profits after another strong rally in the previous session, while they are also awaiting the release of Chinese economic indicators. Tokyo's Nikkei suffered a deep correction after storming almost four per cent to its highest level since ... |
| | | | ... Economy Minister Philipp Roesler's retort. And here's breaking news... "China, Japan on the brink" reports theage.com.au. "Chinese warships have pointed missile radars at Japanese military targets and taken the two regional powers to the brink of "a ... |
| | | | ... points, to 23,148.53. Shanghai reversed morning losses and ended up 0.2 per cent, or 4.98 points, at 2,433.13 after the Chinese central bank injected a huge amount of cash into the market to satisfy pre-Lunar New Year holiday demand from traders. WELLINGTON ... |
| | | | ... depression and financial market turmoil that'll spark a US double dip - exacerbated of course, by the fiscal cliff -- and a Chinese hard landing that'll keep emerging markets crawling for growth. We're all doomed! Don't look now...but contagion's happening ... |
| | | | ... HONG KONG - Asian markets were mixed, with Tokyo boosted by further weakness in the yen, while official data indicated Chinese manufacturing activity grew in January but at a moderate rate. Tokyo was up 0.47 per cent, or 52.68 points, at 11,191.34 but ... |
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