Nikkei closed down 0.2%, Shanghai Index holds up 0.5%
First Published Tuesday, 9 February 2010 07:36 am - © 2010 Need to Know News
Nikkei closed down 0.2%, Shanghai Index holds up 0.5%
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- UK Q2 Seasonally Adjusted Construction Orders Fall Sharply
--UK Q2 New Construction Orders Fall 14.0% Q/Q, -9.0% Y/Y LONDON - The total volume of new construction orders slid in Q2, despite strong gains in private commerical demand, as public expenditure on construction fell back sharply and private housing or ...continued
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