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Non-Tech : TMX ready to take-off? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: TraderXx who wrote (52)9/20/1998 11:17:00 PM
From: Lincoln Landis  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 92
 
Have never played the market that way. Hope you are right for your sake.



To: TraderXx who wrote (52)9/21/1998 9:12:00 AM
From: Ie Coan Bie  Respond to of 92
 
Markets are getting worst also here in Asia

quote.yahoo.com
Australia All Ordinaries ^AORD 2:05AM 2521.9 -18.0 -0.71% Chart
China Shanghai Composite ^SSEC 3:01AM 1222.379 +15.378 +1.27% Chart
Hong Kong Hang Seng ^HSI 4:00AM 7170.23 -275.73 -3.70% Chart
India BSE 30 ^BSESN 6:10AM 3080.91 -9.81 -0.32% Chart
Indonesia Jakarta Composite ^JKSE 5:00AM 256.834 -14.837 -5.46% Chart
Japan Nikkei 225 ^N225 2:03AM 13597.30 -385.82 -2.76% Chart
Malaysia KLSE Composite ^KLSE 5:02AM 378.32 -14.98 -3.81% Chart
New Zealand NZSE 40 ^NZ40 12:08AM 1719.19 -15.48 -0.89% Chart
Pakistan Karachi 100 ^KSE 7:29AM 1064.01 0.00 0.00% Chart
Philippines PSE Composite ^PSI 12:11AM 1164.26 -10.35 -0.88% Chart
Singapore Straits Times ^STI 5:01AM 882.59 -30.15 -3.30% Chart
South Korea Seoul Composite ^KS11 2:41AM 297.45 -3.78 -1.25% Chart
Sri Lanka All Share ^CSE 3:51AM 493.40 +2.90 +0.59% Chart
Taiwan Taiwan Weighted ^TWII 12:04AM 7029.40 -120.19 -1.68% Chart
Thailand SET ^SETI 5:59AM 221.88 +0.03 +0.01% Chart

Japan Suffers Bond Rating Downgrade
7.49 a.m. ET (1149 GMT) September 21, 1998
Chiaki Tsukumo/AP

Traders keep an eye on share prices, which lost 321 points to hit a new 12-year low

By Fumiko Fujisaki
TOKYO - Japan, with a worsening economy and chaos over how to solve a banking crisis, was hit on Monday by news that its government bonds were no longer universally seen as belonging among the world's safest investments.
London-based credit rating agency Fitch IBCA, one of the major groups that rates the ability of countries and companies to pay off their debts, became the first to say that Japan's foreign-currency bonds were no longer of triple-A class.

The step was unprecedented among major ratings agencies since they started rating Japan after World War Two.

More detail check out
foxmarketwire.com

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