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Tokyo shares lower on record oil prices, U.S. credit concerns - UPDATE
finanznachrichten.de May 12, 2008
TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares were lower in early trade on Monday, tracking the fall on Wall Street on Friday after insurer American International ... ... TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares were lower in early trade on Monday, tracking the fall on...
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