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G20 agrees deal on gauging economic disparities
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G20 nations reached a deal on which economic indicators to use in assessing economic imbalances during talks Saturday in Paris. Earlier reports indicated that China, sensitive to criticism of its overvalued currency, was reluctant to make a deal.