Worrall Says Nikkei Slump Overshadowing 'Positives'
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Worrall Says Nikkei Slump Overshadowing 'Positives'
Stefan Worrall, vice president of Japan equity sales at Credit Suisse in Tokyo, talked yesterday with Bloomberg's Susan Li from Tokyo about the outlook for Japan's stock market. Japanese stocks fell, yesterday, pushing the Nikkei 225 Stock Average's losing streak to the longest in 54 years, on concern a worsening U.S. auto market and surging crude oil prices will curb corporate earnings. (Source: Bloomberg)
Bloomberg | July 4, 2008
