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201. South Korean Stocks Rise
South Korean stocks rose Tuesday, a day after plunging on North Korea's claim to have conducted its first nuclear test. The won gained against the U.S. dollar.
10 Oct 2006
202. South Korea stocks plunge on nuke report
South Korean stocks plunged Monday following North Korea's announcement that it conducted a nuclear test. The won extended losses against the U.S. dollar.
09 Oct 2006
203. Thailand's coup push HK stocks rising
Hong Kong stocks rose up 166 and closed at 17,512 pcts after opened drop of 120pcts yestoday, driven by the fleeing capitals after theThailand's military coup.
21 Sep 2006
204. Philippine Stocks Reach 17-Week High
Philippine stocks rose Friday for the third consecutive session as a slew of positive news pushed the benchmark index to its highest close in 17 weeks.
15 Sep 2006
205. Japan Stocks Rise, Dollar Falls Vs Yen
Japanese stocks rose early Thursday following Wall Street's rally overnight. The dollar fell against the yen.
14 Sep 2006
206. Philippine Stocks Climb 1.1 Percent
Philippine stocks rose Thursday, led by blue-chip Philippine Long Distance Telephone, which got a boost from the strong performance of its American Depositary Receipts.
14 Sep 2006
207. Japanese Stocks Rebound, Dollar Flat
Japanese stocks rebounded Wednesday morning following a rally in U.S. markets overnight. The dollar was flat against the yen.
13 Sep 2006
208. Philippine Stocks Rise 0.8 Percent
Philippine stocks rose Wednesday, in step with Wall Street's overnight advance, mainly on gains by blue chips Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co. and Megaworld.
13 Sep 2006
209. EU main stocks rise
London stocks fell at first then rose driven by the US stocks and banks shares.
13 Sep 2006
210. HK stocks expected rebounce a little this week
Hong Kong stocks are expected to rebound in certain limit under the conditions of worrying about the economy slackening in this week......
11 Sep 2006
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