Wednesday, February 10, 2010   

Tokyo stocks rebound from 26-year low
(10-27 10:05)
Japan's Nikkei stock index rebounded after briefly falling to the lowest level since 1982 before the economic bubble era, as fears grew of a global recession.

The Nikkei rose 182.16 points, or 2.38 percent, to 7,831.24 in late morning trade as the dollar clawed back some ground against the yen, easing worries about the outlook for Japanese exporter earnings.

US and European markets suffered heavy losses on Friday, with Wall Street's Dow Jones index ending down 3.59 percent.

Hiroichi Nishi, a broker at Nikko Cordial, said investors were pinning hope on government measures to try to stabilize plunging markets.

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Other Business breaking news:
Hang Seng Index ends 3-session losing streak (02-09 16:23)
China stocks close higher but turnover hits 11-month low (02-09 15:28)
Hong Kong shares edge up on bargain hunting (02-09 14:41)
Hang Seng up 0.17pc at open (02-09 10:15)
Hang Seng Index closes at 5-month low (02-08 16:18)
China stocks slip as turnover falls to 4-month low (02-08 15:16)
European debt woes weigh on Hong Kong stocks (02-08 14:31)
Hang Seng down 0.38pc at open (02-08 10:14)
Hang Seng dives 3.33pc after heavy losses in Europe, US (02-05 16:41)
Hang Seng down 2.91pc at break (02-05 12:51)

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