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| | | ... and Swiss stocks were up 0.42 per cent but Milan fell 0.26 per cent. HONG KONG - Asian shares were mixed on Tuesday with Tokyo surging ahead on the back of a rally by the Dow, while reduced tensions in Egypt cooled oil prices. Tokyo's Nikkei ended the ... |
| | | | ... gave a muddy picture of the state of the world's biggest economy, while concerns over Egypt pushed oil back above $100. Tokyo ended 0.46 per cent, or 48.52 points, higher at 10,592.04 and Seoul added 0.47 per cent, or 9.71 points, to 2,081.74. Hong Kong ... |
| | | | ... dollars, compared with 1.3808 dollars late in New York on Wednesday. HONG KONG - Renewed concerns at unrest in Egypt hit Tokyo shares and sent oil prices higher on Thursday, with most markets in Asia closed for Lunar New Year holidays. Tokyo ended 0.25 ... |
| | | | ... Shanghai Composite's 13.3 per cent drop. I'm sure everybody understands why the Japanese and Chinese bourses are on the slide. Tokyo's still battling deflation - that scourge of "spending now" and "investing now". Why "buy now" when you can get better ... |
| | | | ... five continents. The firm is headquartered in New York with offices in Boston, London, San Francisco, Chicago, Toronto, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Sydney and Singapore. |
| | | | ... can detract almost as much from member's returns. John Moore, head of implementation services at Russell Investments in Tokyo told Financial Standard that hidden implementation costs for services such as execution and currency hedging could easily equate ... |
| | | | ... more "scientific" accounting. According to Bloomberg, "Naoko Ogata, a senior researcher at the Japan Research Institute, a Tokyo-based think tank, predicts last-minute purchasing of cigarettes this month will boost consumer spending in the quarter ending ... |
| | | | ... the Bank of Japan intervening in the currency market because a higher yen is exacerbating Japan's economic malaise. But Tokyo's gains is America's loss. Yen depreciates, US dollar rises. Tokyo sells more of its products abroad, America sells less. Japan ... |
| | | | Singapore is on track to become one of the biggest asset management hubs in the world by 2025 - usurping Tokyo and Boston. According to the See the Future report from PricewaterhouseCoopers, which maps the world's sectors growth including asset management ... |
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