Roberto Abraham Scaruffi

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November 30, 2009 -- 7:00 a.m.

Visit WSJ.com at U.S. | EUROPE | ASIA News by section: | Page One | Special Report PAGE ONE A1 EU Leaders Don't Expect Yuan Rise A delegation from the EU told Chinese leaders that a gradual and orderly appreciation of China's yuan is good for its economy, but they don't expect a policy change in the near-term. U.A.E. Central Bank Intervenes in Dubai The United Arab Emirates central bank said it provided an additional liquidity facility to local and international banks in the U.A.E. • U.A.E. Authorities Block London Times • Blog roundup: Meltdown Raises Concerns • Complete Coverage: Crisis in Dubai • Discuss: How much will Dubai hurt markets? • Readers React: 'Wait until Monday' THE OUTLOOK Chinese State Firms Cling to Cash Getting China to spend rather than save has turned out to be harder than it sounds, as the country's powerful state firms have socked away piles of cash.