Markets bleed red all over the region Tuesday, with Japan's Nikkei losing 5 percent and South Korea's KOSPI shedding 6 percent, as upheaval on Wall Street fueled investor uncertainty about a spillover into Asia.
Government debt was in heavy demand for a second day with increased speculation about an aggressive U.S. Federal Reserve interest rate cut later, and shares outside Japan hit a 2-year low after one of the most explosive 48-hour periods in the finance world.
Look what then Bush/McCain policies are doing to the world. Want 4 more years of the same or do you want real change?
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