(RTTNews) - The markets in Asia ended in positive territory on Friday, taking cues from Wall Street where the major averages ended sharply higher after the GDP data for the third quarter came in better-than-expected at 3.5% signaling the end of recession in the world’s largest economy. Optimism about the recovery in global ...
BoJ Leaves Key Rate Unchanged; To End Corporate Debt Purchase By Year End - 1 wk ago
Nikkei Ends In Positive Territory On US GDP Data - 1 wk ago
BoJ Upgrades GDP Forecast - 1 wk ago
Japan’s Housing Starts Continue To Fall In September - 1 wk ago
*BoJ: Japanese Economy To Decline 3.2% In Fiscal 2009 Vs. 3.4% Previous Forecast - 1 wk ago
*Japanese Sept. Annualised Housing Starts Adj 0.699 Mln, Consensus 0.699 Mln - 1 wk ago
Bank Of Japan Keeps Interest Rates On Hold - 1 wk ago
*Bank Of Japan Retains Key Rate At 0.1% - 1 wk ago
Asian Markets Trade Firm On Wall Street Cues, Economic Optimism - 1 wk ago
South Korean Market Recovers After Fall From Higher Levels - 1 wk ago
Japan Unemployment Rate Eases To 5.3 Percent - 1 wk ago
Japanese Market Trades Higher - 1 wk ago
Australian Market Trades Firm On Wall Street Cues - 1 wk ago
Japan Household Spending Up 1.0% In September - 1 wk ago
Japan September Core CPI Down 2.3% On Year - 1 wk ago
Japan Unemployment Rate 5.3% In September - 1 wk ago
*Japan September Wage Earner Household Spending Up 0.6% On Year - 1 wk ago
*Tokyo October Overall CPI -2.4% On Year, -0.4% On Month - 1 wk ago
*Japan September Overall CPI -2.2% On Year - 1 wk ago


