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U.S. official says currency bill reflects frustration with China
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Goldman Sachs Q3 Loss is Greater than Forecast
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China Growth Slows to 2-year Low
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Stock index futures off on China worries, France caution
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China Q3 growth to 2-year low, but no rate cuts seen
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Moody's Warning on France Depresses European Shares
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