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China's Economic Slowdown, Tumbling Commodity Prices Threaten Global Economy, IMF Warns
The International Monetary Fund warned of increasing downside risks to the world economy because of volatility in stock markets and plunging commodity prices.
Asia Markets: Shares Stage Patchy Recovery But Volatility Remains High
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Federal Reserve Beige Book Reveals Businesses Are Experiencing 'Modest' Effects From China's Slowdown
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US Housing Recovery Remains Strong Despite Stock Market Swings, China's Swoon
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China Slowdown: US Home Mortgage Applications Jump As Treasury Rates Drop
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China To Lend Venezuela $5 Billion To Boost Oil Production
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Australia Facing Recession? Sydney Growth Falls In Second Quarter, Fears Of Further Slowdown
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China's plan to raise $15 billion for a market stabilization fund failed to reassure investors, amid concerns about growth in China and the U.S.
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