(Reuters) - Stocks subsequently turned higher by the midsession as
investors snapped up shares in sectors seen likely to withstand
a slowdown in growth, but worries about fallout from the
subprime mortgage market kept investors skittish.
The yen rose for a second straight day, rebounding from
recent multiyear lows against the dollar and euro, after
Japan's finance minister cautioned about the weakness of the
country's currency.
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investors snapped up shares in sectors seen likely to withstand
a slowdown in growth, but worries about fallout from the
subprime mortgage market kept investors skittish.
The yen rose for a second straight day, rebounding from
recent multiyear lows against the dollar and euro, after
Japan's finance minister cautioned about the weakness of the
country's currency.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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