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CapitaLand Ltd., Southeast Asia’s biggest developer, said it acquired a 65 percent stake in Vietnamese company Quoc Cuong Sai Gon for about S$7.3 million ($5.9 million).
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Analysts from the 24 primary dealers in the Japanese government bond market comment on Bank of Japan Governor Masaaki Shirakawa ’s performance, in addition to Japan’s struggle with deflation and the power and limitations of monetary policy.
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City Developments Ltd., Singapore’s second-biggest property developer, said first-quarter profit was S$282.3 million. Revenue was S$773.7 million.
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The Bank of Japan raised its growth forecast for next year on optimism the economy will bounce back on reconstruction work and restored power supplies after factory output dropped by a record in March.
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Japanese businesses cut spending for a 12th quarter, signaling the export-led recovery has been slow to spread to domestic demand.
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Japan’s 10-year bonds fell, pushing yields toward a four-week high, as the yen’s slump to a six- month low and prospects for an improving U.S. job market reduced demand for the safety of government debt.
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The Bank of Japan’s step to provide short-term liquidity and expand an asset-purchase program failed to contain investor panic today as the risk of nuclear radiation leaks north of Tokyo escalated.
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Japanese bonds fell, pushing 10-year yields back over 1 percent, as demand for debt waned at an auction today and on speculation a government led by Ichiro Ozawa would increase debt-fueled spending programs.
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Japanese machinery orders advanced for the first time in three months and producer prices fell the least in more than a year, reflecting a sustained recovery in an economy struggling to end deflation.
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Japan’s 10-year bonds declined before an auction tomorrow amid concern the government will issue more debt to finance measures to bolster the economy.
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