quake-hit

• “Globally, demand for copper is expected to pick up in a few months when reconstruction begins in quake-hit Japan.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Hindustan Copper eyes Afghan deposits

• “TOKYO—Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan said Monday his administration will issue new government bonds to fund a planned second extra budget to rebuild quake-hit areas, adding to the nation's already huge public debt.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Japan to Issue More Bonds

• “Mr. Kan's government has deployed 100,000 SDF personnel to the quake-hit areas and is currently working to craft a supplementary budget to fund relief work.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Crises Test Kan's Leadership Ability

• “Japan's top government spokesman said Wednesday that radiation levels had spiked at the quake-hit plant around midmorning local time, but had fallen shortly afterward; the evacuation area around the plant wasn't being enlarged.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Tokyo Shares Resume Climb

• “The USS Tortuga, a dock-landing ship based in Sasebo, in southern Japan, was scheduled to head Friday to quake-hit areas, said Col.”

  The Washington Post: U.S. military, aid groups prepare to assist after Japan quake

• “We want to help quake-hit people as much as we can.”

  The Guardian: Japanese tsunami aftermath: life and death along a devastated coast

• “He cites India's yawning current account deficit, prevailing poor global risk sentiment, political unrest in the Middle East and North Africa regions and the nuclear emergency in quake-hit Japan as reasons for the rupee's likely losses this year.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Wipro May Revise Japan, Middle East Hedging Strategy

• “The evolving crisis in the quake-hit Fukushima prefecture of northeastern Japan could add misery to hundreds of thousands of quake victims by possibly forcing relief organizations to withdraw their operations.”

  The Wall Street Journal: World Watch

• “BANGALORE – India's Wipro Ltd. may change its foreign exchange hedging strategies for quake-hit Japan and the politically tense Middle East and North Africa markets, even though cash flows from these regions form just a small part of its total revenue, a senior company executive said.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Wipro May Revise Japan, Middle East Hedging Strategy

• “TOKYO—An evolving nuclear crisis in quake-hit Fukushima prefecture, northeastern Japan, could add misery to hundreds of thousands of quake victims by possibly forcing relief organizations to withdraw their operations.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Relief Groups Consider Withdrawing Operations Amid Threat of Exposure

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