Nomura swings back to black for 1st time in 6 quarters

TOKYO, Japan - Nomura Holdings Inc. Chief Financial Officer Masafumi Nakada speaks during a news conference in Tokyo on July 29. Nakada said Nomura Holdings returned to the black in the April-June period for the first time in six quarters as a recent recovery in financial markets helped to boost its retail and stock underwriting businesses.

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