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Monday, July 27, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Peru's air force is taking control of airports in the main coca-growing region, but as the cocaine t

Increased access to London and other major British cities should not be a precondition for U.S. gove

Negotiators handling the surface transportation sections of the proposed North American free-trade a

The Russian government is discussing a plan to take on all foreign debt of the former Soviet Union,

Leaders of the Japanese business community welcomed the Bank of Japan's decision Monday morning to i

Foreigners traveling in China now can draw money with their Federal, MasterCard or Visa credit cards

Growing exports are helping to lift the struggling Canadian economy back on its feet, the Conference

European Community finance ministers Monday were edging toward a wide-ranging accord on minimum valu

Coffee prices weakened Monday in both the New York and London markets, influenced by news of a weeke

The International Cocoa Organization revised its world cocoa production deficit downward. Th

There were hints of a possible compromise Monday in the congressional fight over a proposed exemptio

A large American policyholder of insolvent Walbrook Insurance Co. said a proposed recapitalization p

A grain analyst with one of the country's largest seed manufacturers said prospects for record U.S.

The U.S. dollar declined Monday as tensions eased over the possibility of U.S. military action again

CP Rail System is weighing possible participation in a $530 million express rail link between a Lond

A $22.3 million civil lawsuit against Southeast Toyota Distributors Inc. of Deerfield Beach has been

PEANUT FARMERS WANT EXCLUSION FROM NAFTAU.S. peanut farmers asked the Bush administration to

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July 27, 1992 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent

International Longshoremen's Association officials on the Great Lakes condemned the use of the Coast

Sales of existing homes fell for the third straight month in June, slipping 2.9 percent from May, th

A tenfold increase in mainline telecommunications capacity is forecast for China by 1995 if all plan

ISRAELI FIRMS WIN MCDONNELL CONTRACTSJERUSALEM - U.S. aircraft manufacturer McDonnel

A day care center, open to children of airport employees and from neighboring communities in Queens,

Transportation News Ticker The dry cargo and tanker fixtures listed herewith and compiled in

Carriers that set rates for moving goods from the West Coast to Europe as a group are trying to brea

Japan - 514 S. Korea - 159Germany - 118China - 96Denmark - 68

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New York Mercantile Exchange July 24, 1992CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

The threat of a new war with Iraq could have a greater impact on oil prices before any fighting occu

Monday July 27, 1992 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin

Retired American business executives are sharing their expertise with more than 100 developing count

Japanese precious metals traders have been stocking up on palladium in preparation for next Monday's

DU PONT TO UPGRADE FLA. DISTRIBUTION UNITWaas-Phillips Construction Co., based here, has bee

The chairman of the Federal Maritime Commission says his board is scrutinizing a proposal to limit c

Deutsche Aerospace AG's intended takeover of the Netherlands' aircraft manufacturer Fokker will like

JARDINE INSURANCE BROKERS INC. (San Francisco) - Stephanie Davis was promoted to vice president of c

After the pointless Group of 7 summit in Munich, during which U.S. Treasury Secretary Brady professe

U.S. shipbuilders say they can accept the Bush administration's maritime policy legislation if a Hou