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FOREX-Dollar, yen soft as stocks up; Japan's next move eyed
* USD defensive as risk-taking returns on stocks, commodities Full Article
Gold sets new record, risk appetite helps global stocks
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Gold surged to an all-time high above $1,200 an ounce on Wednesday, hitting a record for a second straight day, and Asian stocks advanced as investors chased riskier assets offering higher returns. Full Article
RPT-GLOBAL MARKETS-Gold sets new high, stocks up on recovery bet
* Yen heads back up as latest BOJ steps disappoint (Repeats to more subscribers) Full Article
Gold sets new record, risk appetite helps global stocks
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Gold surged to an all-time high above $1,200 an ounce on Wednesday, hitting a record for a second straight day, and Asian stocks advanced as investors chased riskier assets offering higher returns. Full Article
HIGHLIGHTS 2-BOJ's Suda: won't rule out any policy options
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UPDATE 2-BOJ's Suda: won't rule out any policy options
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JGBs drop as BOJ easing disappoints, curve steepens
* BOJ pumps funds in first same-day operation in a year Full Article
UPDATE 2-Japan to add 1 trln yen to stimulus plan - Nikkei
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Nikkei up 0.4 pct as metal stocks rise
TOKYO, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei average rose 0.4 percent Wednesday as metal stocks such as Sumitomo Metal Mining climbed after gold hit record highs, but gains were limited after the Bank of Japan's new funding plan fell short of market expectations. Full Article
JGBs drop as BOJ easing disappoints
TOKYO, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds fell on Wednesday, with 10-year futures pulling away from 20-month highs, after the Bank of Japan introduced a new funding operation the previous day that fell short of market expectations for additional easing. Full Article
