(Bloomberg) -- Japanese stocks dropped after a
report on economic growth in the U.S. showed residential
investment slumping as the subprime problem worsens, pointing to
a weaker outlook for Japan's largest overseas market.
Toyota Motor Corp. and Canon Inc. led exporters lower after
the yen advanced to the highest against the dollar in more than
three months, reducing the value of their overseas sales.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
report on economic growth in the U.S. showed residential
investment slumping as the subprime problem worsens, pointing to
a weaker outlook for Japan's largest overseas market.
Toyota Motor Corp. and Canon Inc. led exporters lower after
the yen advanced to the highest against the dollar in more than
three months, reducing the value of their overseas sales.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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