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TOPWRAP 9-China exports dive, U.S., Britain position for G20Published: 11 Mar 2009 18:34:42 PST<p class="authorInfor"]</p]
* China Feb exports slump; German factory orders slide</p]
* IMF: governments moving too slowly on toxic bank assets</p]
* UBS revises 2008 net loss up to $18 billion</p]
* U.S., Britain urge economies to unite to spur growth</p]
* U.S., European stocks finish slightly higher (For more on the financial crisis, click on [nCRISIS])</p]
NEW YORK, March 11 - Tumbling Chinese exports,sliding German factory orders and falling prices in Japanunderscored the weakness of the world economy, while U.S. andBritish leaders staked out positions ahead of a global financemeeting.</p]
Switzerland's UBS AG <UBSN.VX> <UBS.N> highlighted thedepth of distress in the banking industry. The world's biggestwealth manager said earnings would remain at risk for some timeas it revised up its full-year net loss to 20.9 billion Swissfrancs ($18.1 billion).</p]
However, the head of another major bank, JPMorgan Chase &Co <JPM.N> Chief Executive Jamie Dimon, said he sees "modestsigns" of an economic recovery. Dimon told CNBC the bank hadbeen profitable for the first two months of 2009, supportingU.S. stocks at the end of the session.</p]
It was the second straight day a major U.S. bank gave somesign of hope for a sector that has been battered by hugelosses. On Tuesday, Citigroup <C.N> said it was profitable inthe the first two months of 2009.</p]
Finance ministers from the G20 group of rich nations andemerging powers will meet this weekend in Britain to preparefor a summit in London on April 2.</p]
Ahead of the meeting, Britain and the United States saidthat leading economies should unite to spur global economicgrowth and strengthen regulation in response to the financialcrisis.</p]
"We believe it is important for G20 nations to commit tosubstantial and sustained actions for a period that matches thelikely duration of the crisis," U.S. Treasury Secretary TimothyGeithner told reporters.</p]
Another senior U.S. Treasury official testified on CapitolHill that a Treasury-led effort to soak up toxic assets frombank balance sheets could draw private investors with the rightgovernment financing.</p]
Earlier, International Monetary Fund Managing DirectorDominique Strauss-Kahn warned that governments were moving tooslowly to clear banks' balance sheets of such problem assets.</p]
"On the (bank) restructuring side things are really lagging... I'm afraid that if it goes that way for two or three moremonths then recovery in 2010 will be difficult," he toldReuters in an interview.</p]
In an opinion piece in The Wall Street Journal, former U.S.Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan denied Fed policy wasto blame for the U.S. housing bubble, the fallout from whichhas plagued the global financial system.</p]
The Dow Jones industrials index <.DJI> eked out a smallgain, while the Nasdaq <.IXIC> closed 1 percent higher. [.N]Earlier, the pan-European FTSEurofirst 300 <.FTEU3> closed up.25 percent.</p]
BEST EFFORTS, WEAK DATA</p]
Economists offered a dour outlook on a global recovery.World economies are expected to remain in a vicious grip wellinto 2010 while unemployment hits multiyear records, Reuterspolls found.</p]
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