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“…Wall Street at its worst finish in more than a decade yesterday. Asian markets didn't do any better tumbling overnight amid fears about the financial system. President Obama ready to talk about the economy and more. …”

“…healthier better news that the economy may need to be today. Most Asian markets ended the trading week on the upswing and futures trading suggests Wall Street opened higher. Called as a holiday gift from America's …”

“…previously forecast yesterday's Wall Street plunge was reflected in overnight losses in Asian markets. . Leading economic indexes are due out today. And -- figures are expected. Here's a grim figure for your new Jersey's unemployment rate …”

“…out. Yesterday's announcement of another round of layoffs by global firms leading Asian markets to lose steam again overnight. Nervous investors can only wait and watch what will happen today on Wall Street. President elect Obama …”

“…Asian markets were mixed today is confirmation Japan has slipped into recession emphasized the gloomy outlook for the world economy. The Nikkei finishing up …”

“…This morning Asian markets posted modest gains following yesterday's Wall Street search on tap today. The first of two days of meetings by global leaders in …”

“…for most voters not surprisingly was the economy. Speaking of the economy Asian markets moved higher today after the uncertainty of the presidential election was lifted. In Japan the Nikkei rose four and a half percent. …”

“…for investors but on the bright side you know by the European Asian markets were all off. And we fought back after opening down we were positive territory for most of the day. So I actually …”

“…be an ugly day on Wall Street a huge drop in the Asian markets Dow futures off 400 early today. A buck -- up the true today everybody else is on message democratic presidential candidate visiting …”

“…Hong Kong and South Korea they were losses. Correspondent Stephanie -- as Asian markets continued their downward spiral today driven by fears that a global recession is in the -- At its lowest point Japan's Nikkei …”