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Thu Sep 5, 2013 6:43am EDT
Leaders from the Group of 20 nations meet in St. Petersburg on Thursday and Friday with the prospect of military action against Syria dividing major powers and market turmoil causing real pain for emerging economies. MAIN STORIES > China backs Russia over Syria at G20 summit > BRICS to commit $100 bln to FX fund, completion way off > U.S. stimulus pullback dominates G20 economy talks > G20 communique to stick to July spillover effects wording > IMF sees emerging economies vulnerable to U.S. tapering EARLIER STORIES > Russia's Putin sees chance to turn tables on Obama at G20 > Canada says emerging-market volatility on G20 agenda > Japan to tell G20 it will proceed with sales tax hike > FSB's Carney warns G20 of risk of fragmented bank rules > India pushes for joint FX intervention; action unclear > South Africa backs "global action" against market turmoil > BRICS agree on bank structure, progress difficult -Russia > Merkel urges more market rules, co-opts SPD's pet issue > 'Shadow' banks face 2015 deadline to meet global rules G20 FINANCE MINISTERS MEETING IN JULY > G20 puts growth before austerity, vows to tread carefully > TEXT-Closing communique from G20 finance ministers meet GRAPHICS > Asset performance since Fed tapering hint> Central bank reserves in emerging markets> Emerging market current account balances> Emerging markets sovereign credit risk> Emerging mkt equity performance by region> Emerging markets FX in 2013> BRIC manufacturing PMIs
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