Asian markets slump for second day
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JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION
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Bank of Japan keeps ultra-low rates unchanged
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Japan's April trade deficit grows to Y520.3 bil
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Toyota overtakes GM to regain No. 1 spot
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Nissan's luxury Infiniti brand opens Hong Kong HQ
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Fitch cuts Japan credit rating as debt balloons
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Hashimoto clashes with Osaka officials over tattoo survey
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Anti-whaling leader Watson suspects Japan was behind his arrest
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Tokyo Sky Tree elevators halted due to strong winds on opening day
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Foreigner-bashing rises amid China's domestic woes
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Beat Takeshi compares same-sex marriage with bestiality
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Foxie
Wow, the dollar rose tremendously against the yen. Good, I did all my shopping yesterday.
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TumbleDry
The whole thing is to throw money at investors? The current situation looks like mutual destruction to me.
Let's let the market fix by itself. Destroying your job and savings in the process. Communism doesn't work and now capitalism is about to fail too.
It's maybe time to take away the power of the banks & hedge funds and investment companies.
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some14some
i agree with you BUT advanced countries will never allow it happen.
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stealth_one
Lucky Japan's market was closed today.
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