Japan stocks sag on dismal US jobless data
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sharky1
How about Japan stocks sag on a frail economy???
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torsoaho
Partly right sharky1 ! Japan, with its P-Poor domestic sales is dragging down the worlds economy to no end. But the real culprit remains high oil prices. I don't know of one factory or business operator that is willing to jump back into the market with oil hovering at $70 a barrel. Everyone knows that as soon as factories fire back up there will be a spike in oil as demand increases. This will once again move oil to the magic bursting point of $100 a barrel.... way too high for anyone to make a profit.
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