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This is IN THE NEWS in VOA Special English.		这里是VOA特别英语时事新闻。
Leaders of the world's twenty largest economies met this week in Seoul, South Korea.		本周，世界上最大的20个经济体的领袖在韩国的首尔举行会晤。
They agreed to try to let market forces drive currency exchange rates.		他们同意让市场力量推动货币汇率。
Their declaration Friday also promised to avoid competitive devaluation of currencies.		他们在周五的宣言中还承诺避免竞争性的货币贬值。
A weaker currency lowers the price of a country's exports.		货币贬值可以降低该国出口货物的价值。
That angers other exporters with stronger currencies, and it can lead to so-called currency wars.		这会激怒汇率较高的其他出口国，导致所谓的货币战。
Leaders from the Group of 20 urged "advanced economies" to guard against disorderly movements in exchange rates.		G20各国领袖敦促发达国家防止在汇率方面采取无序举动。
At the same time, they rejected the idea of setting target amounts for national trade balances.		同时，他们拒绝为国家贸易平衡设置目标数量的想法。
The United States and South Korea supported the idea. Others, including China, Germany and Japan, opposed it.		美国和韩国支持该想法，包括中国，德国和日本在内的国家反对该提议。
Instead, the leaders said they will order their finance ministers to develop a set of "indicative guidelines" early next year.		这些国家的领袖表示，他们将下令他们的财政部长在明年年初出台一套新的指导方针。
These will measure trade and economic balances, to signal when deficits or surpluses are becoming too large.		这些方针将衡量贸易和经济平衡，当赤字或出差过大时给出信号。
President Obama noted that the G-20 leaders made progress in areas like approving reforms for the International Monetary Fund.		奥巴马总统指出，G20领袖在某些领域取得了进展，例如通过国际货币基金组织改革方面。
But he himself failed in efforts to secure a free trade agreement with South Korea. And he made little progress in his push to get China to let the value of its currency rise.		但是他本人并未与韩国形成自由贸易协议。他在推动中国人民币升值方面也没有取得什么进展。
Mr. Obama says the yuan is undervalued. He also said he believes China will continue to make progress on the issue.		奥巴马说，人民币的价值被低估了。他还说，他相信，中国在这个问题上一定会继续取得进步。
BARACK OBAMA: "Letting currencies reflect market fundamentals, allowing your currency to move up and down depending on the role that you're playing in the international trading system,		奥巴马：“让货币反映市场基础，让货币根据在国际贸易体系中扮演的角色上下浮动，
is the best way to assure that everybody benefits from trade rather than just some."		是确保各方而不是只有某一方从贸易中获益的最佳方法。”
G-20 leaders say their Seoul Action Plan will help further strengthen the global economy.		G20领袖说，首尔行动计划将使全球经济得到进一步强化。
Stephen Schwartz is an economist at the Spanish investment bank BBVA in Hong Kong.		Stephen Schwartz是西班牙对外银行(BBVA)香港办事处经济学家。
STEPHEN SCHWARTZ: "It should help ease some of the recent rhetoric and tensions over currency issues and imbalances for a little while.		Stephen Schwartz：“该计划会暂时缓解最近关于货币和不平衡问题的争端和紧张形势。
I stress a little while because as long as we have this very unbalanced global recovery we are going to get periodic tensions in policy setting."		我要强调暂时，是因为只要在全球复苏方面仍然不平衡，在政策制定方面我们仍将面临紧张形势。”
After two days in Seoul, President Obama arrived in Japan. Leaders of APEC, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group,		在首尔召开了两天的会议之后，奥巴马总统抵达日本。
are meeting Saturday and Sunday in Yokohama.		亚太经合组织首脑们周六周日在横滨会晤。
The United States is leading the effort for a Trans-Pacific Partnership.		美国希望领导建立跨太平洋的合作伙伴关系。
This would cut import taxes for nine countries, including Japan. But Japanese farmers are fiercely opposed.		该合作关系将九个国家削减进口关税，包括日本在内。但是日本农民对此强烈反对。
Last week, the United States central bank announced a plan to pump more money into the economy to support growth.		上周，美国中央银行宣布向经济体中注入更多资金，支持经济增长。
Some Asian leaders and economists say the plan by the Federal Reserve could send a flood of dollars into Asia.		一些亚洲领导人和经济学家表示，美联储此举将导致大量美元流入亚洲市场。
They say prices could rise quickly and form "bubbles," whose collapse could cause another financial crisis.		他们说，亚洲的物价会快速上涨，形成“泡沫”，经济泡沫的破裂将导致另一场金融危机。
Japan is the last stop on President Obama's ten-day trip to Asia.		日本是奥巴马总统对亚洲进行的为期十天的访问的最后一站。
In India, he became the first American president to openly support a permanent seat for that country on the United Nations Security Council.		在印度，他成为首位公开支持印度成为联合国安理会常任理事国的美国总统。
He also visited Indonesia, where he spent four years as a boy.		奥巴马总统还访问了印度尼西亚，他曾在那里度过了四年的童年时光。

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