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Jan.25
3:10 PM ET
Friday, 25 Jan 2008
Nikkei Battered Since 2007 Peak, Dow More Resilient
Topics:Dow Jones Industrial Average | Nikkei | Stock Market
As of Thursday's closes around the globe, it looks like the Nikkei 225 [JP;N225
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] has weathered the storm better than most major global indices in both YTD and fall from its high in October.
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Source: Reuters & LIM
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