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Uncertainty For The Dollar Ahead Of Non-Farm Payrolls

The most important day in the U.S economy, figures for non-farm payrolls for the month of March will determine the outlook for the greenback and US monetary policy. All but one of the indicators for non-farm payrolls point to another month of job losses, that means a negative print alone...

CORRECTION Tokyo shares end morning lower on profit-taking - UPDATE

TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares ended Friday morning lower as investors, worried about the market overheating, locked in quick profit from ... ... TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares ended Friday morning lower as investors, worried about the market...

Asian stocks higher on confidence the credit crisis may have peaked

The $19 billion write-down by Swiss bank UBS reinforced the view that banks were aggressively scrubbing their books clean of soured investments tied to the U.S. housing market. ... : Asian shares rose on Wednesday, with Tokyo up 4 percent, as investors took strong demand...

Dollar extends gains as credit worries ease

TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar rose broadly on Wednesday, adding to sharp gains made the previous session on hopes that the latest rash of bank writedowns has marked the worst of the credit crisis. ... By Chikako Mogi TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks extended gains, boosting...

Financials Surge In Asia

Benchmark indexes across the region rise 2% to 4% as investors bet the worst is over in the subprime crisis. ... hong kong - Major Asian stock indexes spiked 2% to 4% on Wednesday as investors in the East gained confidence from strength overnight on Wall Street after...

Tokyo shares close sharply higher on Wall Street rally, weaker yen - UPDATE

TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares closed sharply higher Wednesday as investors welcomed the rally on Wall Street overnight and a weaker yen, ... ... TOKYO (Thomson Financial) - Japanese shares closed sharply higher Wednesday as investors welcomed the rally on...

Japan stocks gain

TOKYO, Apr. 1, 2008 (Thomson Financial delivered by Newstex) -- 'The Tankan has come and gone without much incident because, although the results were bad, they were almost in line with the forecasts,' said Yumi Nishimura, manager for equity marketing at Daiwa Securities...

Japan inflation hits decade high, BOJ seen unmoved

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese annual inflation hit a decade-high 1.0 percent in February, but the credit crisis and a stalling Japanese economy mean the Bank of Japan is still seen as more likely to cut interest rates this year than raise them. ... Unemployment edged up in...

Dollar falls back as credit worries linger

TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar fell again towards record lows against the euro and the Swiss franc on Friday as investors remain worried about widening damage to financial firms from the credit crisis. ... The dollar slipped back into this week's losing streak as...

UPDATE - Japan inflation hits decade high, BOJ seen unmoved (at Reuters)

Top 10 Research Reports Tap into over 1.5 million analyst research reports Start Your Search Broker Center sponsored links UPDATE 1-Japan inflation hits decade high, BOJ seen unmoved (Adds comments, details) By Leika Kihara TOKYO, March 28 (Reuters) - Japanese annual...