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FROM THE WEB
Equity markets:

Dow Jones earnings fall 19 per cent on Weekend Edition costs
(Canadian Press) Sun 19:21 GMT

Japanese stocks eke out gains; U.S. dollar weakens vs yen
(Canadian Press) Sun 19:16 GMT

Hang Seng Index closed at 14,487.85 up 78.91 points
(Canadian Press) Sun 19:16 GMT

Markets: Bourse blues to ease while inflation cools
(NEWS.com.au) Sun 18:45 GMT

FTSE ends down for fourth week
(The New Zealand Herald) Sun 18:37 GMT

Currencies:

Stronger Dollar Could Dampen Asian Oil Demand
(Arab News) Sun 21:08 GMT

Yen May Fall for Seventh Week as Zero-Interest Rates Are Likely to Remain
(Bloomberg) Sun 20:06 GMT

Yen May Fall for 7th Week as Zero Interest-Rate Policy Likely to Remain
(Bloomberg) Sun 19:46 GMT

Japanese stocks eke out gains; U.S. dollar weakens vs yen
(Canadian Press) Sun 19:16 GMT




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