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  Bailout doubt Greek, Asian Stocks Weakened

  Asian stock markets respond negatively tertundannya direct capital injections tostrengthen the efforts of Greek investors to raise questions about attempts to tackle crisis in Europe. As quoted by page reuters.com, Thursday, February 16, 2012, the MSCI Asia Pacificexcluding Japan fell 0.7 percent. Whereas the previous day, the MSCI index rose 1.4percent after a number ...

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  Joined the U.S., Asia Stocks Stronger

  Joined the U.S., Asia Stocks Stronger Asian stock markets responded positively to the signal for an agreement of EU leaderswho will inject bailout money (bailout) for Greece. The improving economic data the UnitedStates (U.S.) also encourages the strengthening of Asian stock markets. As quoted by page reuters.com, Friday, January 17, 2012, the MSCI Asia Pacificexcluding ...

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  Italy Is The “Key” Of European Crisis.

  TOKYO - The head of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), ChristineLagarde said that if the Italian financial reform is key to reducing the impact of the european crisis. As quoted by the Associated Press (AP) Sunday (12/11/2011) after ameeting in Tokyo with Japanese financial officials, including Minister ofFinance ...

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  IMF: Crisis Can Affected TO The Countries Again

  WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned that countries affected by the recession could return unless the policy makers to move quickly to agree ...

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  whether there are indications the United States dollar (U.S.) will be strengthened again?

  Prices of dollars since Thursday last week dropped dramatically against japan yen, whether there are indications the United States dollar (U.S.) will be strengthened again? The U.S. dollar recently rose not only against japan yen but also against other majorcurrencies in the world such as the euro, pound, Australian dollar, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, and New Zealand dollars. The reason is the reaction of market ...