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Japan is in the middle of a "big monetary experiment," from which market volatility should be expected, Ben Broadbent, a member of the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee, told CNBC.
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The Nikkei's Nozomu Kitadai provides an overview of the trading day in Japan.
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The Nikkei's Nozomu Kitadai provides an overview of the trading day in Japan.
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Call it prosperity without a whole lot of pull, at least when it comes to investors. This is the new reality of the auto industry. Business is booming, profits are strong, investors are indifferent.
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Parallels are being drawn between Europe’s current debt crisis and Japan’s so-called Lost Decade, when the Asian country’s economy imploded in the 1990s. The NYT reports.
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NYSE Euronext and CME Group, the two US exchange groups, have submitted bids for the London Metal Exchange, valuing it at up to £1 billion and kicking off a contest for the commodities business, according to people familiar with the matter. The FT reports.
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Nick Verdi, Director, FX Strategy Asia Pacific ex-Japan at Barclays said the ECB has already provided ample liquidity into the financial system and is likely to keep its policy on hold at today's meeting.
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Stuart Crow, Head of Capital Markets, Asia Pacific, Jones Lang LaSalle Property Consultants says commercial property will turn around in the second half of the year after a big drop in transactions because of worries about the euro debt crisis.
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Discussing the state of the U.S. economy and where the markets are headed long-term, with Scott Minerd, Guggenheim Partners CIO.
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As expected, Toyota is revving up sales and showing once again why the Japanese automaker is making good on a plan to win back sales “lost” last year.
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CNBC's John Harwood reports President Obama would not confirm the status of a Chinese dissident at a press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda.
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With a new car and new digs in downtown Detroit, Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne is engineering a spring renaissance for his company.
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Dan Slater, Director, Economist Corporate Network says the Bank of Japan will expand its asset purchase program by a 'token' 5 trillion yen.
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Damian Thong, Division Director and Senior Analyst, Japan Technology, Macquarie Securities Japan says Hitachi has done well among Japanese tech names with its reforms and new products.
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CNBC's Jane Wells discusses the details of Las Vegas Sands' earnings report.
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Angel Gurria, Secretary-General, OECD says U.S. shouldn't go into fiscal consolidation too fast as it will hurt growth.
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While the commercialization of nuclear fusion takes baby steps into its fourth decade, the next-generation of fission plants could be supplying power within a few years.
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In a country where gas is more expensive than the U.S. ($4.42/gal), where the roads and highways and are still being built out, and where congestion chokes the traffic in big cities, China's love of the SUV runs strong.
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The Nikkei's Nozomu Kitadai provides an overview of the trading day in Japan.
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Just as foreign investor interest in the Japanese stock market has picked up, old fears have reawakened over the level of insider trading ahead of deals. The FT reports.
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CNBC's Mary Thompson discusses the catalysts for GE's better-than-expected earnings report, including strength in the company's energy and transportation divisions.