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An employee makes a check on steel products at a workshop of Kunming Iron and Steel Co. Ltd. in Kunming, Yunnan province June 16, 2008. China's factories hummed along last month, barely touched by the devastating earthquake in Sichuan, but the underlying trend of slightly softer growth remained intact. REUTERS/Stringer (CHINA). CHINA OUT. NO COMMERCIAL OR EDITORIAL SALES IN CHINA.

EU action vs China on raw materials

The EU said it will take action with the United States at the World Trade Organisation over Chinese export restrictions on around 10 industrial raw materials. Full Article

Factbox: Materials targeted in WTO case

BRIC summit headlines

Much-trumpeted BRIC summit ends quietly

Dollar vulnerable as countries diversify

BRIC demands more clout, steers clear of dollar talk

China wants US to assume global duty of care for dollar

Cementing China's global power

Brazil lends IMF money ahead of BRIC summit

Does more than ambition cement the BRICs?

Local troubles still hinder India's global role

Brazil

Dollar off 15-month lows but ground still rocky

FOREX-Dollar off 15-month lows but ground still rocky

UBS targets $15 billion pretax profit mid-term

Russia

Eurasia Drilling likely to scrap share sale--source 1:37am EST

Russia to launch new Asian oil export route in December 1:15am EST

UPDATE 1-Russia to launch new Asian oil export route in Dec 1:07am EST

China

Obama-Hu joint news conference in Beijing

China calls for return of art treasures from abroad

YouTube launches channel for citizen journalists

India

Kashmir separatists hold talks with India - report

Q+A: What is in store for Obama in South Korea?

Q+A-What is in store for Obama in South Korea?

MSCI Emerging Market Index

The MSCI Emerging Market Index has recently been trending up after a steep drop in 2008.

Facts about the rise of the brics

Emerging BRIC powers and the new world order

BRIC countries and their growing economic clout

Goldman Sachs' BRIC scenarios and forecasts

Emerging BRIC economies as global crisis bites

Emerging Markets Map

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