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| | Igneo Infrastructure Partners acquired a 60% interest in Lal Lal Wind Farms Partnership (LLWF), marking its fifth deal in the sector. Igneo's Atmos Renewables purchased the stake from funds managed by InfraRed Infrastructure and from Macquarie's Green ... |
| | | ... dropped. So did bond yields and commodity prices. The US dollar rose against major currencies, except for the safe haven Japanese yen and the safe haven commodity, gold. While there was good news on Australia's labour market, business and consumer ... |
| | | ... disruption of supply chains and closure of international borders brought on by the pandemic, compounded by the more expensive yen, should put downward pressure on economic growth, corporate profitability and by extension, share prices. And it has. Japanese ... |
| | | ... Japan's domestic challenges are being compounded by the second wave in the US and in Europe via their impact on the Japanese yen exchange rate. The resurgence of infections have already prompted both continents to re-impose restrictions and sparked ... |
| | | ... yet to trigger an aggressive "restriction" response from authorities, the renewed uncertainty has already sent safe-haven yen purchases up. The yen has appreciated by ¥104.84 per US1 - up 6.9% from this year's low of ¥112.11 and by 4.5% from the ... |
| | | ... return of more than 10% to March end, it has reported. Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund lost 17.71 trillion yen, or $237 billion, in the three months to March 31, investment results released on Friday show. It's the biggest quarterly ... |
| | | "This is a once-in-a-100 year type event, we haven't seen this sort of thing in Australia since the end of the first World War..." This was how Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison described the coronavirus outbreak shortly after the World Health ... |
| | | ... restrictions in other nations - and some semblance of financial market stability -- have reduced safe-haven buying in the yen. The Japanese currency has depreciated by 5.2% versus the US dollar to ¥107.65 from this year's high of ¥102.01 (the US ... |
| | | ... the change in average daily volumes. It increased its operating revenue for the year ending March 31 from 117,000 million Yen to 123,000 Yen. Operating income guidance was increased from 60,000 million Yen to 67,500 million Yen. JPX's guidance for ... |
| | | ... the government has been pushed into spending and borrowing some more - it announced a stimulus package worth ¥108 trillion yen or 20% of GDP. Japan's credit rating will certainly take a hit but its increased fiscal measures could save the econom ... |
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