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    On U.S. Visit, Xi to Address 'Trust Deficit'; China's Heir Apparent Sets Out to Project Confidence, Prove He Can Manage Complex Relationship With Washington WSJ.com

    BEIJING—A senior Chinese official warned of a "trust deficit" hampering relations between Beijing and Washington, just five days before Xi Jinping, the man expected to become his country's top leader later this year, begins a visit to the ...

  • Singapore Straddles the Fence With U.S. and China WSJ Blogs

    When Singapore's foreign minister visited Washington this past week, he welcomed and even urged deeper U.S. engagement in the region with stronger economic, diplomatic and military ties – a sign that Singapore appears to support America's ...

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    Deal Highlights Oracle's Cloudy Future WSJ.com

    Customers have a habit of slipping through your fingers when, instead of offering innovative products, you seek to keep them locked into old ones. That is a pricey lesson Oracle is learning.

  • Dollar gains, euro slips on Greece uncertainty MarketWatch

    FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) — The U.S. dollar rose on Friday, with investors shying away from the euro and other assets viewed as carrying higher risk after euro-zone finance ministers delayed approval of a crucial bailout package for Greece.

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    NYSE Outlines Growth Path, Posts 19% Profit Drop WSJ.com

    PARIS—Exchange operator NYSE Euronext said Friday it was well positioned for 2012 and beyond despite a tough near-term outlook for trading volume and currencies, as it reported a 19% fall in fourth-quarter net profit.

  • U.S. Futures Decline WSJ.com

    NEW YORK—Stock futures fell as concerns over whether Greece will be able to receive bailout funds prompted a pullback following the recent string a gains.

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    Euro Slides on Greece Fears WSJ.com

    LONDON—The euro extended a slide in European trading hours Friday as fears re-emerged over Greece's ability to stave off a default. The euro was trading at $1.3230, compared with $1.3286 late Thursday in New York. The dollar was at ¥77.75 ...

  • The Euro Needs to Watch the Greeks Now WSJ Blogs

    The euro might be discounting Greece, but it can't afford to discount the Greeks. For the last few weeks the single currency has remained firm as liquidity injections, known as LTROs, from the European Central Bank have helped to lower the ...

  • Gold weighed by firm dollar despite margin cut MarketWatch

    FRANKFURT (MarketWatch) — Gold prices extended losses Friday, more than erasing the prior session’s gains on pressure from a stronger dollar despite CME Group’s decision to lower futures margins on some commodities including the precious ...

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    Finance Minister Perplexes Markets WSJ.com

    TOKYO—Japanese Finance Minister Jun Azumi perplexed the markets on Friday with comments that were interpreted by some as revealing rarely disclosed details about currency intervention.

  • European Stocks Fall WSJ.com

    LONDON—European stock markets fell Friday after euro-zone chiefs withheld approval for a second Greek bailout and demanded fresh proof from the country's political leaders that they were ready to deliver on past and new pledges.

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    Indian Rupee Off Low WSJ.com

    MUMBAI -- The Indian rupee recovered from a near two-week low against the U.S. dollar Friday due to a suspected intervention from the Indian central bank, according to dealers.

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    China's Sensible Yuan Policy; The convertible yuan won't be the top reserve currency, but it will help drive reform. WSJ.com

    The Chinese currency invariably provokes overwrought reactions. One view is that it will soon knock the dollar off its pedestal as the dominant global reserve currency. The other is that China is creating enormous risks by letting capital ...

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    India Factory Output Growth Slows WSJ.com

    NEW DELHI -- India's industrial output growth slowed sharply in December as high interest rates and weaker global conditions continued to hurt the economy which is set to grow at its weakest pace in three years, but a rate cut by the ...

  • Crude oil drops after IEA cuts outlook MarketWatch

    MADRID (MarketWatch) — Crude-oil prices fell over $1 in electronic trading Friday after the International Energy Agency cut its outlook for global oil demand, and risk-averse sentiment saw the dollar strengthen.

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