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American admiralty courts are often utilized as forums for resolving international shipping disputes

China will impose tit-for-tat punitive sanctions on US$4 billion worth of American goods, officials

Two powerful Democratic leaders called Wednesday for delaying action on the proposed North American

Ocean cargo insurers are urgently studying the small print of the policies they sell, as they find t

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Wednesday, Sept. 9, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The debt price of Brazil rose Tuesday in moderate trading on the secondary market for developing cou

The Bank of Japan has a reserve of deutsche marks in case it chooses to intervene in the foreign exc

The Russian government plans a multi-pronged attack on economic and political fronts this autumn as

Quotations, provided by Citibank/New York, Foreign Exchange Desk, are offered rates of New York City

The U.S. dollar rose against the deutsche mark Wednesday after Sweden boosted a key lending rate to

Russia is expected to join next month the World Bank's International Finance Corp., a 147-member age

A Paris-based organization comprising the world's leading industrial nations Wednesday rapped Canada

The U.S. Agency for International Development opened a Center for Trade and Investment Services here

Trade officials in Czechoslovakia are hurriedly negotiating a customs union between what officially

Wednesday Sept. 9, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, represen

Prime Minister Pierre Beregovoy entered the campaign for European union Wednesday as opinion polls s

Deutsche Seereederei Rostock GmbH, the eastern German shipping line, this month will open its own in

BUSH STILL 'CONSULTING' ON SAUDI PLANE SALEWASHINGTON - President Bush said Tuesday

The Ciskei bloodbath has dealt another blow to business confidence in South Africa, already battered

The Brazilian government withdrew support from a proposal to limit auto imports to authorized dealer

Australia appears to have secured Canada's support in its protest to the General Agreement on Tariff

The Caribbean Community refuses to be bullied by the United States into making changes to its tariff

TAIWAN, RUSSIA AGREE TO ECONOMIC OFFICESTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan and Russia signed an agreeme

The United States is eroding its own commanding lead in high technology products, a top U.S. telecom

NORTH AMERICA IMTS '92: The World of Manufacturing. Through Sept. 17. Chicago. Contact: Will

Venezuela is proposing to sign a wide-ranging free-trade agreement with Chile, similar to the one it

European Community and U.S. trade negotiators have abandoned plans for a new round of oilseed talks

Sept. 8, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

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

PIA MEMBERS OFFERED ERRORS COVERAGEWASHINGTON - The National Association of Professi

The story "Oil Tank Installers Forced to Dig for Coverage," on Page 9A, July 7, should have stated t

GAN NORTH AMERICA (New York) - Yves H. Denamur was named vice president of marketing. GAN is the U.S

Recent meetings between Insurance Value Added Network Services and the Reinsurance and Insurance Net

Patrick Peugeot, chairman of SCOR, France's biggest reinsurance company, predicted Tuesday a major s

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development extended the lion's share of its loans between

Germany's main political parties denied Tuesday they wanted to form a coalition, but the government

The latest cut in U.S. interest rates will bolster demand for Germaninvestments while raisin

South Korean economists foresee exports increasing 9 percent to 10 percent in both 1992 and 1993, bu

MOODY'S MAY REDUCE DAIWA BANK'S RATINGMoody's Investor Service has placed Daiwa Bank Ltd. un