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To: Rick Faurot who wrote (2173)	12/3/1998 8:36:00 PM
From: Rick Faurot	of 90042

Nikkei opens lower Brazilian woes and distressed Dow push Tokyo stocks lower S&P futures on Globex December 3, 1998: 7:57 p.m. ET Wall St. trips on Brazil's ills - Dec. 3, 1998 Central banks rescue bourses - Dec. 3, 1998 World Markets Tokyo Stock Exchange Hong Kong Stock Exchange Singapore Stock Exchange Sydney Stock Exchange Bridge News - Asia & Australia TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo stocks opened lower Friday after concerns about Brazil's economy pushed New York shares sharply lower overnight. Forty minutes after the start of trade, the benchmark Nikkei average had fallen 81.43 points, or 0.55 percent, to 14,615.65. News that the lower congressional house in Brazil rejected a key government initiative, delaying the country's social-security reform plans until next year, drove international investors from emerging markets on Thursday and sent U.S. investors in pursuit of profits. Even a coordinated rate cut by 11 European central banks overnight failed to impress traders. The move, necessitated by the coming euro currency, were expected but came earlier than many had thought.

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