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Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Sen. Max Baucus Wednesday said that if the North American free-trade agreement is ratified, he will

The U.S. House of Representatives Wednesday voted to override President Bush's veto of a bill imposi

Southeast Asia's emerging interest in trading Europe's lower-profile currencies took a hit amid the

A sharp decline in sales in the West helped cause sales of new single-family homes in the United Sta

The U.S. dollar edged higher Wednesday in quiet trading as the market awaited Friday's key report on

The continued deadlock in the global trade talks has led textile-exporting developing nations to see

The number of poor people in Central America is expected to grow to 26 million from the current 20 m

Foreign investors hit a winning streak when they put their money into Polish gambling, but now their

A U.S. trade agency said that if Quebec seceded from Canada, it could be excluded from the existing

Conflicts in management philosophies played a large role in the forced resignation last month of Bru

As Germany continues to reunify, some U.S. exporters said the people in the former EastGermany are c

China's Ministry of Light Industry plans to revamp the country's ceramics sector, which will involve

China and South Korea Wednesday signed four commercial agreements, the first fruits of a resumption

Guyana's divestment of state-owned companies, in which U.S. firms are involved, has emerged as a maj

Friction between environmental groups and the Army Corps of Engineers is threatening to tear apart a

A U.S. trade bill that would prevent the foreign subsidiaries of U.S.-based firms from trading with

Too many unsafe oil tankers continue to enter U.S. waters despite industry claims that it has improv

CENTRAL AMERICA NATIONS TO DISCUSS CUSTOMS PACTSAN JOSE, Costa Rica - Central American treas

The European Commission and Austria were racing Wednesday to meet a midnight deadline to settle a ro

Hong Kong will impose tighter legal restrictions and step up spot checks to combat fraudulent textil

A four-year search for a buyer to purchase a historic but dormant Southern California shipyard came

The German government privatizing agency announced Wednesday that tradebarriers are preventi

A squabble over rent between the Port of New Orleans and the operator of its public bulk terminal ha

Israel may have discouraged its manufacturers from buying U.S. products when it finalized a free-tra

Preventing Undercharge Claims and Contracting With Motor Carriers, seminar sponsored by Transportati

The Pakistan International Airlines Airbus A300 that crashed in Nepal Monday, killing all 167 people

With five multinational companies eager to buy into Panama's telecommunications sector, the govermen

Russian conservatives unleashed a venomous attack on the liberal government's ambitious privatizatio

In a case that illustrates how important a coming Supreme Court case might be, the Interstate Commer

HOUSE DEFEATS BILL ON MFN FOR ROMANIAThe House Wednesday overwhelmingly defeated an administ

Earnings for Roadway Services Inc., one of largest U.S. truckload carriers, increased slightly on a

Turkey, cementing its ties with Moslem ex-Soviet republics, is inviting their leaders to attend a su

New York firms could boost their share of the global environmental products market if a video-confer

The Brazilian corruption scandal threatening to bring down the government of President Fernando Coll

Sept. 30, 1992 JAPANFinancial FuturesPrecious MetalsTokyo Commodity

Southern Pacific Lines said Wednesday it has granted the Los Angeles County Transportation Commissio

Sept. 30, 1992 Copper Total, 49,495. Gold Total, .1,947,828.Silver To

Annual 1 Mo. 3 Mo. Year Daily Smoothed Ago Ago Ago9/30 9/29 Change % Change: 9/4

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Tuesday at 199.52 off 0.48 which compares