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Jamie Robertson asks do recent falls in the Indian, Brazilian and Indonesian currencies bode badly for emerging markets? Chief business correspondent Linda Yueh explains and takes a look at how the Vietnamese economy may be experiencing problems as it tries to transition away from a centrally managed system. And Tokyo correspondent Rupert Wingfield-Hayes discovers that despite political sabre-rattling between their governments, there is some love between Chinese and Japanese citizens. Plus, Howard Johnson reports from a Jordanian refugee camp where the UN is charged with regulating legitimate and black markets which have organically developed there.
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