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Oct. 30, 1992 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

Governments in Western Europe and North America that complain over late repayment of debt from count

Donor nations have agreed to put the World Bank in charge of organizing long- term technical aid to

The English-speaking Caribbean will phase down its common external tariff on imports from outside th

Bill Clinton, if elected president, will take a more balanced approach toward China, a Washington-ba

ASIAN BUYERS SEEK NAPHTHA-PRICE CHANGEPotential Asian buyers of Saudi Arabian naphtha are se

China has drawn up a plan to reform its import system in accordance with standards set by the Genera

The U.K. government is on the verge of agreeing to a squeeze on public sector pay and, as a conseque

India's Finance Minister Manmohan Singh said economic growth in fiscal 1992-93 (April-March) will be

The Danish Parliament's EC committee formally approved a plan Friday to reverse the country's "no" v

Turkey, cementing ties with its ethnic, linguistic and religious cousins in the former Soviet Union,

France's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate rose to 10.3 percent in September from 10.2 percent i

A record surge in exports of coarse grain and agricultural machinery from the United States to south

The Environmental Protection Agency last week proposed rules that it said would reduce by thousands

PORK GROUP OFFICIAL SEES SUBSIDIES TO RUSSIAA U.S. pork industry official, just back from a

Mexico will import 34 percent more U.S. agricultural goods in 1992 than a year ago, aided by Mexico'

Japanese zinc smelters say production cutbacks in the important industrial commodity are likely next

As of Oct. 30, 1992 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained

The American Plastics Council has endorsed the National Recycling Coalition's Buy Recycled Business

Mexico's economy will continue to grow even if the North American free-trade agreement is not approv

Rules governing Brazil's privatization program will probably change next year to include more cash a

Taiwan's Formosa Plastics Group sees the country's ethylene shortage worsening unless the company ad

Oct. 30, 1992 Copper Total, 68,617. Gold Total, .1,766,599.Silver Total, .278

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MALAYSIA FORECASTS RISE IN COCOA OUTPUTKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia's cocoa output will

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Thursday at 199.38 off 0.20 which compares

Germany, which has inspired the health care reform plans of Arkansas Gov. Bill Clinton and the Democ

Japan's seasonally adjusted rate of unemployment was 2.2 percent in September, unchanged from August

House Republicans Friday asked Attorney General William Barr to appoint an independent counsel to in

A number of grain and sugar contracts signed by the republics of the Commonwealth of Independent Sta

Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,200-$1,300per ton lots &

Major insurers may join the legal attack against residential developers in South Florida being sued

Oct. 30, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) Oct. 30, 1992Bid AskedCopper_

The revelation that $130.5 million will be spent on rebuilding and expanding San Juan's Dupont Plaza

Standard & Poor's Corp. Friday affirmed the "AA" rating of $100 million of senior unsecured debt of

ECS Underwriting Inc. is offering general liability coverage on an occurrence basis for various kind

California Gov. Pete Wilson is not up for re-election tomorrow, but that has not kept him from dashi

CALIFORNIA BANS 4 UNLICENSED INSURERSJohn Garamendi, California insurance commissioner, rece

World commodity prices, which dropped 13 percent in 1991, are forecast to rise 1 percent this year a