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- MATTHEWS, N.C., Apr 08, 2009 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- --Management Increases Fiscal 2009 Guidance Family Dollar Stores, Inc. (NYSE: FDO) today reported that net income per diluted share for the second quarter of fiscal 2009 ended February 28,2009 ...
- HONG KONG - World stock markets dropped for a second day Wednesday, with Tokyo and Hong Kong tumbling about 3 percent, after a dismal start to the U.S. earnings season dampened hopes that the worst of the economic slump is over. Investors in Asia ...
- HONG KONG -- Major stock markets across Asia were awash in a sea of red Wednesday, extending losses for a second day as investors continued to be cautious in the face of a wave of corporate earnings that were expected to miss forecasts. Many took ...
- HONG KONG - World stock markets dropped for a second day Wednesday, with Tokyo and Hong Kong tumbling about 3 percent, after a dismal start to the U.S. earnings season dampened hopes that the worst of the economic slump is over. Investors in Asia ...
- HONG KONG -- Major stock markets across Asia were awash in a sea of red Wednesday, extending losses for a second day as investors continued to be cautious in the face of a wave of corporate earnings that were expected to miss forecasts. Many took ...
- Pakistan's stock market has rebounded 27.5 per cent in three weeks, taking advantage of some welcome political stability, which dealers hope can propel the bourse to the heights seen last year. In mid-March, the government ended a damaging political ...
- April 8 (Bloomberg) -- The dollar and the yen rose as stocks fell on concern the global economic slump is deepening, boosting demand for the currencies as a shelter from the financial turmoil. The yen strengthened against all 16 of the most actively ...
- World stock markets dropped for a second day Wednesday, with Tokyo and Hong Kong tumbling about 3 percent, after a dismal start to the U.S. earnings season dampened hopes that the worst of the economic slump is over. Investors in Asia unloaded shares ...
- HONG KONG - World stock markets dropped for a second day Wednesday, with Tokyo and Hong Kong tumbling about 3 percent, after a dismal start to the U.S. earnings season dampened hopes that the worst of the economic slump is over. Investors in Asia ...
- Asian stock markets dropped for a second day Wednesday, with Tokyo and Hong Kong tumbling about 3 percent, after a dismal start to the U.S. earnings season dampened hopes that the worst of the economic slump is over. Investors unloaded shares across ...
- Asian stock markets were lower on Wednesday, dragged by weakness on Wall Street and as Alcoa kicked off the U.S. earnings season on a sour note. Japan's Nikkei 225 was down 2.0%, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was 1.5% lower, Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index was ...
- SINGAPORE, April 8 (Reuters) - Dollar funding costs inched down in Asia on Wednesday and tighter cross currency swap differentials revealed further improvement in dollar liquidity across markets from Europe to Asia. While the improvement in spreads ...
- April 8 (Bloomberg) -- The yen and the dollar rose against higher-yielding currencies as Asian stocks extended a worldwide equity decline, boosting demand for shelter from the global financial turmoil. The yen strengthened versus all 16 of the most ...
- SINGAPORE, April 8 (Reuters) - Dollar funding costs inched down in Asia on Wednesday and tighter cross currency swap differentials revealed further improvement in dollar liquidity across markets from Europe to Asia. While the improvement in spreads ...
- April 8 (Bloomberg) -- The yen and the dollar advanced against higher-yielding currencies as Asian stocks extended a worldwide decline, increasing demand for a refuge from the global financial turmoil. The yen rose versus all 16 of the most-active ...
- April 8 (Bloomberg) -- South Korea plans to sell as much as $3 billion of dollar-denominated bonds overseas, the first such sale since November 2006, to bolster its defense of the won. The government will price five-year notes to yield about 4 ...
- TOKYO, April 8 – Japan plans to detail on Wednesday a $100 billion plan, around 2 per cent of GDP, to stimulate an economy deep in recession, as a tumbling current account surplus for February showed the toll from the financial crisis on exports ...
- SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- As resurgent fears about the fragile financial sector knocked down global equity markets Tuesday, the dollar and the Japanese yen ended up as beneficiaries in foreign-exchange trading. "The dollar was firmer across the ...
- The Japanese yen was the strongest of the majors, while the US dollar was close behind, as jittery investor sentiment throughout the financial markets weighed on “risky” assets like high-yielding currencies and equities, with the DJIA ending the ...
- TOKYO, April 6 (Reuters) - The Japanese government plans to unveil a new economic stimulus package on Friday with spending of at least $100 billion as the country grapples with the worst recession since World War Two. Finance Minister Kaoru Yosano ...
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