TOKYO, May 9 (Reuters) - Orders for Japanese stocks placed through 13 foreign securities houses before the start of trade on Wednesday showed an intention to sell a net 600,000 shares, market sources said.
There were sell orders for 37.1 million shares and buy orders for 36.5 million, the sources said.
OSLO (Reuters) - There will be no "precipitous drawdown" of U.S. forces in Afghanistan and U.S. troops could still be in the country for years to come, President Barack Obama said on Thursday.
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