Yen Rises as Weakening U.S. Economy Cuts Higher-Yield Demand
By Ye Xie and Jamie McGee
Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- The yen rose versus the euro as U.S. companies eliminated the most jobs since 2001 and services industries contracted at a record pace, prompting investors to sell higher-yielding assets and pay back loans in Japan.
Japan considering fresh 10 trillion yen stimulus: report
By Michael Kitchen
Last update: 7:37 a.m. EST Dec. 3, 2008
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- In a bid to shore up the weakening economy, the government and ruling parties are considering extra spending of more than 10 trillion yen ($107 billion)
Libor for One-Month Dollar Loans Stays Close to Four-Week High
Bloomberg - 13 hours ago
3 (Bloomberg) -- Money market rates rose in Japan and Australia as central banks failed to thaw a lending freeze amid concerns a global recession will slash ...
Nintendo DSi Sells 500,000 Units in Japan
Sales of Nintendo's new DSi handheld passed the half million mark during its first month on Japanese store shelves, according to data published on Tuesday
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