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PAKISTAN TO BUY HALF OF ITS WHEAT FROM USPakistan's government is lining up wheat suppliers

United Arab Shipping Co., the shipping group jointly owned by six Middle East countries, is moving b

One of the nation's largest builders of railcars is reopening its shipyard, with the hope that the U

Tuesday, June 30, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

Americans who say saving the Earth is a great idea are going to have to put their money where their

The long predicted run-up in nonferrous metal prices has begun, although market fundamentals in some

As the industry warms to the idea, Georgia-Pacific Corp. and Union Pacific Railroad are planning a c

The chairman of American Airlines, Robert L. Crandall, said Tuesday he wouldn't oppose a rumored all

SHIP COLLISION SPILLS FUEL OIL IN ROTTERDAMROTTERDAM, Netherlands - About 400 tons o

The U.S. Department of Agriculture could announce the breakdown of Russia's July-August export credi

Port commissioners approved the combination of two container terminals on the Seattle waterfront int

The widely forecast, substantial rise in coal imports into the United Kingdom won't happen, predicts

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Twelve American steel companies asked the government Tuesday to impose a wide range of penalty dutie

The European Community is poised to break a yearlong deadlock over plans to set a minimum sales tax

Members of the Cairns Group of agricultural exporting nations have called on the world's seven large

Oil officials Tuesday downplayed the impact of the assassination of President Mohammed Boudiaf on Al

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

The Brazilian Senate is expected to act relatively quickly on a port reform bill that axes a costly

June 30, 1992 Copper Total, 31,843. Gold Total, .1,605,369.Silver Total, .267

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South Africa's Anglovaal Ltd. is scaling back operations at its Loraine gold mine in the Free State,

U.S. airlines will feel little if any direct impact initially in the wake of last week's decision by

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 210.15 up 0.43 which compares wi

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

Sugar prices retreated late Tuesday from recent sharp advances that had taken the commodity to new l

United Nations officials probably will not hear until early next week Iraq's response to a tentative

International Petroleum Exchange June 30, 1992Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Singapore International Monetary Exchange June 30, 1992Residual Fuel Oil - (Dollars Per Metr

The Bush administration's maritime reform proposal never would have happened if Sea-Land Service Inc

A group of industrial countries led by the United States has squelched an International Monetary Fun

US SOLICITS COMMENTS IN CHINA TRADE DISPUTEWASHINGTON - The Office of the U.S. Trade

ILLINOIS CENTRAL CORP. (Chicago) - Ann Thoma was named corporate relations officer, a new position a

Several ports in France and Italy were disrupted by a strike Tuesday as dockworkers continued to pro

California ports haven't been able to cut off a move by state legislators to siphon port profits, bu

China plans to throw open more of its inland cities to foreign investment as part of a drive to dupl

Rocked by the recession, fare wars and high fuel prices, Alaska Airlines said it will cut spending o

Singapore and Malaysia, nations that have often been at odds in the past, are embroiled in yet anoth