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Nuclear crisis in Japan contaminates stock markets across the world
15.03.2011, 23:55 | Capital Markets | 914 views
Shares across the world fell, the Tokyo Stock Exchange lost 10.6%. The Bank of Japan injected 245 billion dollars into the economy. A new major earthquake hit. Germany closed down 7 reactors. Romania's nuclear strategy is not affected. The situation in Japan remains critical after a third blast at the Fukushima nuclear power plant and a rise in the level of radiation in Tokyo led to an investor exodus, with the Japanese stock exchange falling 10.6%, which generated a chain reaction across the entire world. Read more on ZF.ro
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