Latest news

The German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHT) warned Tuesday that a failure of trade liberaliza

Mexico's well-organized business people plan to take advantage of an expected lull in the pace of ne

Crude tankers are still being forced to wait seven to 10 days to load oil at the Iranian Kharg Islan

A cold wind is blowing across the Gulf of Mexico these days and it's not bringing all good news for

The outcome of Thursday's general election in Britain may decide the fate of allegations that U.S. p

An explosion Tuesday ripped through a four-mile-long propane pipeline, killing one person and injuri

Vietnam, trying to build an economy from the scraps of war and socialist mismanagement, has begun it

The shipping line Evergreen Marine Corp. established a sales and operations subsidiary in Austria, i

Last year, when Carmen Wales visited Guatemala to stimulate business for the Port of New Orleans, sh

Barge line executives and port managers on the Snake River in Washington state and Idaho have a $10

An agreement among industrialized countries to phase out shipbuilding subsidies should be reached he

No text

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

A CUSTOMIZED HEDGING program to help small and mid-sized companies reduce the foreign exchange risks

This month's meeting between President Bush and Jacques Delors, European Community commission presid

An international freight forwarding group said it was encouraged by the Federal Maritime Commission'

A third of the Port of Tacoma land awarded to the Puyallup Indians under a settlement of tribal clai

The Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Monday at 210.05 off 0.09 which compares w

INDIA COURT ASKS CARBIDE TO ANSWER ALLEGATIONSNEW DELHI, India - India's highest court asked

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:These trade leads are supplied through the World Trade Center NETWOR

Michel Camdessus, International Monetary Fund managing director, said Tuesday the IMF is ready to he

U.S. manufacturers see greater opportunities for export with recent steps toward liberalizing trade

NORTH AMERICA 70th Annual National Association of Broadcasters Convention and International

US FREEZES ECONOMIC, MILITARY AID TO PERUThe United States Tuesday froze all economic and mi

The U.S. airline industry voiced its support Tuesday for extending the government's wartime insuranc

Local container hauling remained stalled Tuesday as a strike by independent truckers entered its six

In the first case of its kind, families of victims of a cruise ship accident - the deadly 1990 Scand

The European Community is close to an agreement that would open up its protected coastal shipping ma

Partnerships between shipping lines are not anti-competitive, a European shipping executive stressed

The nation's oil refiners are stepping up their attacks on ethanol in an attempt to slow the growth

New York Mercantile Exchange Apr. 6, 1992Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen Hig

China's central agency for lead exports, China National Nonferrous Metals Import/Export Corp., is co

Japan's lead market is oversupplied as a result of a downturn in demand coupled with large import to

Despite slowing demand, Japan's Idemitsu Petrochemical this month will open new units to produce pol

Port of South Louisiana officials used to track Great Plains weather reports to estimate how much of

Tuesday, April 7, 1992 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

The Group of Seven leading industrial nations are likely to propose breaking up monopolistic enterpr

China's Shenzhen Stock Exchange plans to offer foreign brokers seats so that they can directly trade

Intervention in the U.S. foreign exchange markets by U.S. monetary officials has diminished greatly

A key Mexican business adviser to the North American free-trade talks denied reports Tuesday that he