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Tokyo's Nikkei Index

Asian stocks repeat US successes

Tokyo's Nikkei index jumps a record 14%, as confidence starts to return to financial markets.
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Japan index sees stocks rebound

Japan's Nikkei closes 7.74% higher in the wake of a surge on Wall Street and ahead of an expected US rate cut.
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Nikkei index hits two-month high

Japan's stock market ends its first session of 2009 up 2.1% and reaches its highest level for nearly two months.
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Nikkei soars on government plan

Japanese shares soar after the government says it will use public funds to help companies struggling with the downturn.
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Tokyo Stocks Fall on Profit-taking
Local Saudi Arabia News In English

Tokyo, Muharram 04, 1432, Dec 10, 2010, SPA -- Stocks in Tokyo closed down Friday for the first time in three days as investors sold shares to lock in recent gains after the benchmark Nikkei 225 Stock Average opened at a seven-month high, as dpa reported. The Nikkei closed down 73.93 points,...
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Tokyo's Nikkei Index

Business ? Stocks rise further on Chinese data
Local Japanese News In English

Tokyo stocks extended gains Tuesday as lower-than-expected inflation data from China gave the market some relief. The 225-issue Nikkei Stock Average gained 21.13 points from…
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Tokyo's Nikkei Index

Business Tokyo stocks end mixed as crude oil prices weigh
Local Japanese News In English

Tokyo stocks ended mixed Tuesday in a tug-of-war between bargain-hunting and selling on concern about the unrest in Libya and higher crude oil prices. The… Source: cleanup

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Japan central bank injects $184B as stocks plunge:

Worries about the economic impact of the disaster triggered a plunge that hit all sectors. The broader Topix index was down more than percent. Shares of several major companies were overwhelmed with sell orders and had yet to trade. Ref. Source 9