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Glen Wood on CNBC - Positive Outlook for the Tankan and for Japan
 | Glen Wood's comments on CNBC this week on the economy and the prospects for Japan looking forward. Pent up growth is the main message should the powers that be choose wisely and move away from deflation/anti-growth policies. Energy, Tax, and Immigration in particular are areas of tremendous opportunity for Japan Wood believes. |
Tankan v?rres
 | I recorded with the Handy Video Recorder while being isolated in UNN hospital in Troms?. |
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 | This video was uploaded from an Android phone. |
Japan tankan biz survey weakens
 | Japan's business survey shows sentiment weakening for the first time in almost two years, as investors prepare for economic contraction. |
Video: Japan Focus: Tankan Survey & fiscal year-end to show post quake business effects
 | Investors are keen to see how the earthquake has affected Japanese businesses. The much watched Tankan Survey of 10000 companies and fiscal year-end are seen providing a good indication. |
Asia shrs fall despite better tankan
 | Asian shares decline, despite a survey from the world's No.2 economy showing Japanese business sentiment at its brightest in two years. |
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Market Report - Asia Ignores Bleak Tankan
 | Today Asian investors ignored rapidly weakening Japanese business confidence, as regional markets including the Nikkei rose on hopes about a US auto industry lifeline. The Bank of Japan's "tankan" survey showed the worst business sentiment in nearly seven years, including the largest quarterly fall in confidence since the 1970s oil shock. For a nation already in recession, Japanese firms expect conditions to slide further in 2009, which may prompt another Bank of Japan rate cut this week. Still, hopes that US automakers will soon receive a financial bailout from the Bush administration lifted Japanese giant Toyota and Korea's Hyundai Motor. The White House is weighing emergency funding measures after the Senate last week failed to forge a bailout plan for Detroit's Big Three. Troubled financial stocks saw a reprieve as a Bank of Korea plan to supply nearly $5 billion in liquidity boosted banks there. Meanwhile, Australia's top investment bank, Macquarie, jumped on reports it had bid for Citigroup's Australian wealth management unit. |
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