Google is to hold talks with the Chinese government about its plans to offer unfiltered search results on its Chinese site, after announcing last week it may exit China amid worsening censorship.

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Google plans talks with China; no decision to quit

Crude-oil futures extend their losing streak, as warmer weather reduces the prospects for energy demand, sending prices to a more than three-week low on Globex.

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Futures Movers: Oil futures look to extend losing streak

A funds scandals involving Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and his Democratic Party of Japan’s No. 2, Ichiro Ozawa, could hamper the government’s efforts to secure smooth passage of budgets and other bills.

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Japan scandal could reportedly slow budget passage

Sluggish growth of the British money supply in August will likely leave Bank of England policy makers less than impressed by the impact so far of the central bank’s $278 billion quantitative-easing program.

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Economic Report: U.K. money supply data raise questions for BOE

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Angela Merkel proved that a deep recession doesn’t have to spell doom for European politicians, but the upcoming depletion of the nation’s economic stimulus measures gives the German chancellor has little time to bask in the glow of Sunday’s victory, economists say.

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Tough economic test ahead for Germany’s Merkel

The Bank of Japan’s quarterly tankan survey will likely show that business sentiment among the nation’s biggest manufacturers improved significantly as global stimulus packages helped boost demand overseas.

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BOJ’s tankan likely to show further improvement

South Korea’s current-account surplus more than halves in August from the previous month, as automobile and ship exports fall.

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Economic Report: South Korea August current account surplus falls

Japanese consumer prices post their sharpest monthly drop in August since at least 1971, according to government data Tuesday.

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Economic Report: Japanese prices set record decline in August

Egg supplier Cal-Maine Foods posts an unexpected quarterly loss, hurt by soft sales to restaurants, ending a streak of generous quarterly dividend payments to its shareholders.

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Cal-Maine posts loss, ends special-dividend streak

A previous version of this story incorrectly identified a program of Wells Fargo mortgage modifications.

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Corrections: Wells loan modifications doing well in early days