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Asian traders react to US govt. efforts
(NECN) - Asian markets are keeping the big rally going on Tuesday morning. Japan's Nikkei Index is leading the way, up a stunning 14%. Markets in Australia, Hong Kong and South Korea are also up. The Asian advance comes a day after t...
Video|Tue, 14 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…Elsewhere to the economy now and Asian markets are keeping the big rally going this morning Japan's Nikkei index's leading the way up a stunning 14%. Overnight. The markets in …”
Bush looks to end credit crisis
(NECN/ABC) - International markets and Wall Street are jubilant to start on Tuesday. Later Tuesday morning, President Bush will announce the latest government move intended to end the credit crisis. It will likely include spending...
Video|Tue, 14 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…its biggest one day point gain ever. And that news sent the Asian markets soaring overnight as well. Christianity Klein has more. …”
Armstrong: Deregulation to blame
(NECN) - Barry Armstrong, financial planner with Securities America Advisors, visited the NECN studio to discuss the financial meltdown which turned worse overnight as global markets saw large drops. Armstrong said that there are many options f...
Video|Fri, 10 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…and everything else when the Dow plummets so than overnight was an Asian markets on the where you're expecting us to you know open up much lower this morning. You've got beyond the seven leaders from …”
Frank to talk economic crisis
(Latoyia Edwards, NECN) - Japan's key index shed nearly 10 percent to close out its worst week in history, which has fears of a global recession seeming more of a realistic possibility. The markets in Hong Kong, South Korea, Thailand and t...
Video|Fri, 10 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…side of the globe Wall Street's tailspin. -- dramatic losses within the Asian markets today despite all the bad financial news Massachusetts congressman franks says some American homeowners will be able to refinance their home loans …”
Asian Markets Fall Further
The Asian markets fall precipitously -- caught in the Wall Street downdraft.
Video|Fri, 10 Oct 2008|More from bos
Before the Bell 10/09/2008
An early look at the market with Financial Editor Dave Caruso.
Audio|Thu, 9 Oct 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…further reducing some of the the -- there were taken -- the Asian markets are receiving well Europe is up this morning so. Little sigh of relief -- Europe where it is where we'd be doing …”
President Bush to address economic crisis
(John Moroney, NECN) - President Bush is set to speak about the economy Friday morning at 10:25 from the Rose Garden. Bush is not expected to make any policy proposals, but is likely to reassure the public and the market that this crisis will pass...
Video|Thu, 9 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…Asian markets are already open and an early trading the Nikkei index is echoing Wall Street's horrendous line the Nikkei down nearly 992. Points …”
Government taking big steps during crisis
(NECN) - The Federal Reserve made an emergency interest rate cut on Wednesday morning, dropping the rate to 1.5 percent, down from 2 percent. This follows multiple buyouts by the government in the financial sector, and the passing of a $700 bil...
Video|Wed, 8 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…station of the banks in Great Britain into the largest banks. The Asian markets plunged overnight the Nikkei was down almost 10% so all of these things taken whether it's kind of hard to make sense …”
Global markets look to make recovery
(NECN/ABC) - All eyes will be on Wall Street once again Tuesday with fears of how low it can go. Many Asian markets evened out on Tuesday morning. But Japan's Nikkei closed at a five-year low, as the panic that swept through Europe and...
Video|Tue, 7 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…toward. Solve this problem Monday's problem started overseas with sharp drops in Asian markets followed by even deeper plunges in Europe. …”
Robert Manning, CEO of MFS
(NECN) - Every week on CEO Corner, we go one on one with New England's top CEO's to learn the secrets to their success. This week, Maryanne Kane is joined by Robert Manning, CEO of MFS. European and Asian markets plunged Monday over ...
Video|Mon, 6 Oct 2008|More from Boston.com