WSJ: The Fed begins a two-day meeting today, where they are expected to debate new steps to help the economy.

AP: General Motors is expecting 5% sales growth in China for 2011.

Bloomberg: China has found a market in Brazil for their cars.

WSJ: Eric Cantor urges the deficit panel to go small.

NYT: Ambassador Gary Locke warned China that their currency restrictions is harming foreign investment.

AP: Boeing is designing its new airplanes for use in the Chinese market.

WSJ: German consumer confidence is decreasing.

 Ezra Klein: The IMF is forecasting sluggish growth for the future.

NYT: S&P downgraded Italy’s debt, sparking fears of a new Eurozone crisis.