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Asian Shares Collapse As Coronavirus Scare Batters Markets
Japan's Nikkei plunged 4.6 percent; Shanghai blue chips fell 2.2 percent 
Japan's Nikkei plunged 4.6 percent; Shanghai blue chips fell 2.2 percent -
US Dollar Loses Appeal, As Yuan Rises To 1-Week Peak
By end of the year, the markets are anticipating three more rate cuts in benchmark lending rates. 
By end of the year, the markets are anticipating three more rate cuts in benchmark lending rates. -
Major Currencies Backpedal As Tensions Between US, Iran Ease
Global markets calm for the moment as no new reports of war between US, Iran develop 
Global markets calm for the moment as no new reports of war between US, Iran develop -
Yen Rises To 3-Month Peak After Iran General's Killing
Japanese currency soars 107.84 per US dollar as markets reopened Monday after Middle East tension 
Japanese currency soars 107.84 per US dollar as markets reopened Monday after Middle East tension -
Yen Rallies, Yuan Slides As Trade Woes Make Investors Cautious
Yuan drops to 7,0450 on onshore market compared to the greenback, the lowest since Nov. 1 
Yuan drops to 7,0450 on onshore market compared to the greenback, the lowest since Nov. 1 -
Stock Markets Wobble On Continuing US-China Econ Standoff
Senate vote a challenge to Beijing as two countries seek closure in their ongoing trade drama. 
Senate vote a challenge to Beijing as two countries seek closure in their ongoing trade drama. -
Gold, Yen Prove Safe-Haven Status Amid Argentina Econ Turmoil
Yellow metal and Japanese currency prove their worth after surprise Argentina election results 
Yellow metal and Japanese currency prove their worth after surprise Argentina election results -
Japan Ready To Act Against Excessive Rise Of Yen
Because Asian shares slid to 6-1/2-month lows, investors are going towards safe assets like the yen pushing Tokyo to give a warning. 
Because Asian shares slid to 6-1/2-month lows, investors are going towards safe assets like the yen pushing Tokyo to give a warning. -
Weaker Yen Boosting Japanese Economy and Corporate Profits
The benchmark Nikkei (or Nikkei 225) index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose to its highest level in nearly 27 years on the morning of Sept. 28 -- albeit temporarily -- as the weakening yen boosted Japanese exporters and investors anticipated positive corporate earnings. 
The benchmark Nikkei (or Nikkei 225) index of the Tokyo Stock Exchange rose to its highest level in nearly 27 years on the morning of Sept. 28 -- albeit temporarily -- as the weakening yen boosted Japanese exporters and investors anticipated positive corporate earnings.
