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Political infighting in Prague and differences over product coverage are threatening to disrupt plan

1158 (June 16, 1992) Previous day - 1162 The Baltic International Freight Futures Market in

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If, as Baron Von Clausewitz said, diplomacy is war by other means, then trade policy also can surely

As trade barriers begin to fall faster than governments in Latin America, competition among steamshi

Questions remain unanswered on the degree of insured property damage losses as business owners asses

The U.S. dollar declined to a four-month low against the deutsche mark Tuesday. Market parti

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US REPORTS SMALLER CURRENT ACCOUNT DEFICITThe U.S. current account deficit, the broa

1992 US FARM EXPORTS FORECAST AT $41 BILLIONWASHINGTON - U.S. farm exports are forec

Traders, refiners and petrochemical end-users will meet beginning July 13 in Tokyo to discuss the sp

The more things change the more they stay the same. That, it seems, is how things stand in m

Japan is bracing for an attack over its relentless exports at next month's Group of 7 summit in Muni

About 15 South African companies plan to visit nearly a half dozen U.S. cities this fall in an attem

Lufthansa and Japan Airlines each increased its stake in DHL International fivefold, to25 percent ap

Moody's Investment Service said Tuesday it may downgrade the debt of Canadian Pacific Ltd. and some

A long-awaited White House task force report on the future direction of maritime policy will recomme

Canada has formally filed a complaint under the Canada-U.S. Free-Trade Agreement, demanding a binati

LOW US FLAXSEED CROP SEEN AS CANADA'S BOONWINNIPEG, Manitoba - Lower flaxseed production in

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 209.44 off 2.07 which compares w

Two European ship lines are making a complete change in stevedores on the West Coast. Hapag-

The executive vice president of Canada Ports Corp. suggested the country has too much port capacity

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Ltd. AS, the Norwegian shipping group, reported a small rise in pretax profit for t

Insurance regulators are taking steps to stiffen the reporting requirements for insurers that invest

Except for humanitarian programs, U.S. aid plans for Peru are largely on holdbecause of the

NY-NJ PORT AGENCY SELLS TRUCK HUB TO UPSNEW YORK - The Port Authority of New York &

Mapmakers were not kind to Bolivian traders. But wheels are slowly turning to help ship Bolivia's li

Canada is like an attic on the American house: largely ignored until strange noises start being hear

Recent cease-fire agreements between southern Africa governments and the guerrilla movements that ha

A growing number of African countries, increasingly focusing their development efforts on projects w

The Singapore International Monetary Exchange is not yet convinced that participation in the Globex

Tuesday, June 16, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The U.S. international payments deficit totaled $5.3 billion in the January- March quarter, or nearl

(Pounds Sterling Per Metric Ton) June 16, 1992Bid AskedCopper_

U.S. meat interests expect export growth to reach $1.7 billion worth of pork and pork variety meats

MAJOR DENIES DECISION BY UK TO BACK DELORSThe United Kingdom government has still not decide

The year was 1987, and a crisis was at hand. Angry doctors staged emergency room walkouts. Obstetric

Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari will send a bill to Congress splitting the state oil mon

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