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Previously on "Pig flu on the economy"
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Yes, and the company name’s an oxymoron too. The company calls itself ‘Something Securities’ and they get all insecure about a few pigs with runny noses and start losing people’s life savings over it. Sorry pedants, not an oxymoron. A lie.
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Is this going to be what they call a 'boar market' ?
I'll get my coat
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Tsuyoshi Segawa of Shinko Securities
That is some of the best alliteration I have ever seen in the business world. Well done that jolly jovial jap
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Pig flu on the economy
The economy is in another trough then?Global shares have fallen further in Tuesday trading as the swine flu outbreak continues to weigh on markets.
The UK's main FTSE 100 index was down 1.9% in lunchtime trading, while Japan's Nikkei earlier closed down 1.7% and Hong Kong's Hang Seng shed 1.4%.
The declines come after the Dow Jones index lost 0.6% in New York on Monday.
"We had finally begun to see a bottom for the global economy and that has been ruined by pigs," said analyst Tsuyoshi Segawa of Shinko Securities.Tags: None
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