Asia And Europe Markets May 28, 2007: Shanghai Up Sharply
Markets in Asia rose with Shanghai up over 2%. The Nikkei rose .6% to 17,588. Toyota (TM) rose .3% to 7300. Sharp rose 2.2% to 2305. The Hang Seng rose a fraction to 20,530.…
Markets in Asia rose with Shanghai up over 2%. The Nikkei rose .6% to 17,588. Toyota (TM) rose .3% to 7300. Sharp rose 2.2% to 2305. The Hang Seng rose a fraction to 20,530.…
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