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The earthquake and tsunami that struck Japan on March 11 will not force a weakening of the yen, according to currency strategists focused on the region.
Risk perceptions ease despite desperate situation in areas affected by the natural disaster
European LNG supplies could be under threat as they become vulnerable to diversion into Japan
ETFs based on the MSCI Japan index have seen volumes reach unprecedented levels and large swings in volatility as investors digest events in Japan.
Investors have likely taken hits on legacy structured trades, though bankers say it is too early to judge the full impact of the Friday earthquake on the Japanese structured equity market. There are some signs, however, that investors might already be...
Stock market drops while Japanese government implements economic stimulus in response to earthquake
Business continuity planning struggles to prepare for a one-in-1,000-year event such as the Japan disaster.
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