(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks rebounded from a one-
month low after higher profits at JFE Holdings Inc. and Nippon
Steel Corp. offset concern U.S. housing investment is dropping.
Canon Inc., the world's largest digital-camera maker, and
Macquarie Bank Ltd., Australia's biggest investment bank, led
declines on speculation the housing slump will slow U.S.
consumer spending and end a global boom in takeovers.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
month low after higher profits at JFE Holdings Inc. and Nippon
Steel Corp. offset concern U.S. housing investment is dropping.
Canon Inc., the world's largest digital-camera maker, and
Macquarie Bank Ltd., Australia's biggest investment bank, led
declines on speculation the housing slump will slow U.S.
consumer spending and end a global boom in takeovers.
Read more at Bloomberg Stocks News
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