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Brazil and India are expected to call for the U.S. Fed to keep emerging markets slowing growth in mind as it reduces bond purchases. Yet the U.S. Fed will continue to focus on U.S. economic conditions.
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Sheets at Treasury and Sobel at IMF are U.S. finance officials faced with the task of addressing concerns of India and Brazil on cutbacks in bond buying, lack of progress on IMF changes.
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