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Losses from natural catastrophes and losses caused by human error worldwide made 1994 the third most

Among the additional encouraging sign for Mexico's beleaguered banking sector is interest in the pen

Reports that the Massachusetts Port Authority is seeking to develop a $1 billion convention and spor

Africa's mining industry could be on the verge of a renaissance as governments on the continent turn

US TEXTILE INDUSTRY'S EXPORTS UP IN QUARTERThe U.S. textile industry experienced an upturn i

A supply-nervous cotton market will react sharply to any hint of U.S. crop problems, despite increas

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Strong exports out of Mexico and the need for increased efficiencies have prompted Crowley American

New York Mercantile Exchange - June 14, 1995 Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High

Wednesday, June 14, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The United States and the 15-nation European Union expect to develop within six months a "concrete,

The International Finance Corp., a World Bank affiliate, is expected to sign a loan package next wee

Customs figures show exports through the Port of Shanghai reached $8 billion in the first five month

The Port of Kobe's Rokko Island resumed gantry crane operations at its RL-1 public berth this week,

Tampa is joining Baltimore, San Diego and North Carolina in the ranks of major U.S. port agencies in

Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Japan's largest shipping company, said it now operates its own terminal at Taiw

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

The surge in intermodal cargo at Long Beach is generating construction of a fourth on-dock rail tran

The French government next week will try to convince its European partners to drop bilateral aviatio

The United States is leaning toward abandoning global talks on trade infinancial services so

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Irish Ferries will launch a passenger and freight service between Ireland and France this week, mark

Injured dockworkers can lose their disability payments if they find better- paying jobs - even if th

The U.S. dollar declined Wednesday as Germany left interest rates unchanged and the United States an

The Midwest river system is open again to barge traffic - within limits. "Everything is stil

The Alaska Railroad sustained heavy financial losses last year, but management of the state-owned co

Spain said it will make closer trade relations between the European Union and Latin America a priori

Demand growth will provide the spur for a strong nickel market that will be particularly healthy unt

The state's apple exports last season were up 3.1 million boxes, with increased shipments to South A

U.S. inventories of gasoline rose by 100,000 barrels during the week ended June 9, compared with the

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, June 14, '94 - June 14, '95 (a graph) (2

Federal Express Corp. said it's postponing the official opening of its new cargo hub at Subic Bay in

SENATE BACKS PRESIDENT ON TELECOM SALE RULESWASHINGTON - The Senate has approved an

The Norwegian Shipowners' Association said its members share the concerns of tanker owners about the

Leaders of a group seeking to replace the leadership of the AFL-CIO said they will not seek the remo

China's trade volume topped $100 billion in the first five months of the year, powered by continued

A bill aimed at repealing Glass-Steagall act restrictions against banks was voted out of the House C

ASSIGNED-RISK CHANGE GETS NOD IN TEXASOfficials of the state's assigned-risk plan for auto i

CLINTON'S BUDGET CUTS LIKELY TO MATCH GOP'SWASHINGTON - The budget plan outlined by