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International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 1, 1995Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)_

Work has begun on what Indonesia hopes will be a seaport big and efficient enough to quiet chronic c

CGM TOUR DU MONDE EXPANDS SERVICESECAUCUS, N.J. - CGM Tour du Monde SA, a subsidiary of Comp

A 24 percent duty increase that takes effect this week on foreign pork entering Japan will have a fa

The Philippines' foreign debt is expected to rise by US$3 billion yearly from 1995 to the year 2000,

Trade leads supplied by: U.S. Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service<

China will need two years to repay the 55 billion yuan ($6.63 billion) it owes to exporters in value

Nov. 1, 1995 U.S. spot oil product price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon, f.

David Newbigging, chairman designate of Equitas, claims he is not a trouble- shooter, but he admits

PENNSYLVANIA INSURER LOSES BAD-FAITH SUITANNISTON, Ala. - Jurors awarded $1.5 millio

ATLANTIC MUTUAL COS. (New York) - William Curtis, a partner with Sullivan & Curtis Insurance Brokers

U.K. consumer credit rose 608 million pounds ($960.6 million) in Septemberfrom August, refle

Making good on a promise to shore up slacking domestic investment, the Mexican government has propos

ISRAEL, ENRON SIGN TENTATIVE AGREEMENTHOUSTON - Israel signed a tentative agreement

With their court options just about exhausted, Northwestern environmentalists took to the forests in

The Port of Seattle's expansion plans for its Harbor Island container terminal complex took a $30 mi

If current trends continue, the U.S. manager on long-term assignment overseas will be a rare creatur

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Recent U.S. congressional activity does not bode well for Costa Rica. The Senate majority le

A proposal to deregulate ocean shipping ran into a wall of opposition from port-state senators Wedne

A Palestinian plan to turn violence-plagued Gaza into the Riviera of the eastern Mediterranean shows

North Atlantic shipping lines are seeking further ways of reducing their inland transportation costs

Nov. 1, 1995 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

1539 (Nov. 1, 1995) Previous day - 1547 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in L

A senior Chinese official confirmed on Tuesday a move long feared by foreign investors, saying Beiji

A trade mission of U.S. plastics companies is among the latest to seek investment opportunities in I

South Korea posted a trade deficit of $165 million in October compared with a deficit of $621 millio

The story headlined "Latin American Insurers Making the Move Online" that appeared on Page 7A on Wed

Some nine months ago, air carriers and forwarders serving the booming Brazilian market had a serious

Moving forcefully to regain cargo lost to nonconference lines, ocean carriers in the outbound trans-

True to their image, emerging markets have offered some spectacular returns and some horrendous loss

SUEZ CANAL TO CUT TOLLS FOR OIL TANKERSCAIRO - The Suez Canal is cutting its tolls f

As of Nov. 1, 1995 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su

Taiwan is hoping its eighth naphtha cracker will make the island's petrochemical industry competitiv

Managers at burgeoning Indian ports will soon be granted more autonomy to handle privatization and e

BOUCHARD MAY RUN FOR PREMIER OF QUEBECOTTAWA - Charismatic Quebec separatist Lucien

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BOEING 777 GETS HIGH IN-SERVICE MARKSSEATTLE - Boeing Co.'s first new passenger twin

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