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(RTTNews) - The stock markets across the Asia-Pacific region were trading sharply higher for a second day on Tuesday after Wall Street rallied overnight, posting its biggest one-day percentage gains since 1933. The Nikkei stock average surged more than 13%, making up for its worst one-day loss since the 1987 stock market crash, after ...
Japanese market surges on bank rescue plans; Nikkei up 12% - 1 yr ago
Japan September Wholesale Prices Up 6.8% On Year - 1 yr ago- *Japan Sept Domestic Corporate Goods Price Index +6.8% on Year vs +7.2% in Aug - 1 yr ago
- Japan Corporate Inflation Due on Tuesday - 1 yr ago
- Stocks Close Sharply Higher, Dow Posts Record One-Day Point Gain - U.S. Commentary - 1 yr ago
- Significant Strength Remains Visible On Wall Street - U.S. Commentary - 1 yr ago
- Stocks Continue To See Considerable Strength In The Early Afternoon - U.S. Commentary - 1 yr ago
Europe Round Up - Central Banks In Joint Effort Again - 1 yr ago- Bargain Hunting Contributing To Significant Strength On Wall Street - U.S. Commentary - 1 yr ago
- Asia Round Up - Chinese Trade Surplus At Record High - 1 yr ago
- Asian markets rebound on bank rescue plans - Asian commentary - 1 yr ago
- Stocks Likely To Regain Some Ground In Early Trading - U.S. Commentary - 1 yr ago
- Pull Back Rally lifts Indian Market sharply higher - 1 yr ago
- Futures Rise Monday Morning As Central Banks Pump Cash Into Banks - 1 yr ago
- European markets rise on bank support plan - 1 yr ago
- Leading Central Banks Take Addl. Joint Measures To Boost Dollar Liquidity - 1 yr ago
- Leading Central Banks Announce Further Joint Measures To Boost Dollar Liquidity - 1 yr ago
- European markets may rise following agreement on bank support plan - 1 yr ago
- Indian market likely to open higher, Singapore Nifty up 2.10% - 1 yr ago
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