http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22797865/
TOKYO - Asian shares rose Wednesday while European stocks dropped in a volatile market mix as investors digested the U.S. Federal Reserve’s surprise interest rate cut aimed at shoring up the sagging American economy. Analysts said market swings were expected to linger for some time because the Fed’s quick action between scheduled meetings was seen by some as a sign American authorities view the U.S. credit crunch as a very serious problem. U.S. stocks also appeared headed for another lower open Wednesday although not as steep as Tuesday’s early decline.
Since the world is now getting more advanced we want more high-tech stuff, to do that is by buying them and the country that have the better produce will get more money. Now the U.S and most of the world is getting their technology from Asian products like Sony and entertainment like Nintedo. This is why most of the Asian currency are getting higher.
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