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The U.S. dollar was broadly lower against the Japanese yen Monday amid a generally quiet pre-Thanksg

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As of Nov. 25, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

International Petroleum Exchange Nov. 25, 1991Brent Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel)

Nov. 25, 1991 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon,

JAPAN ECONOMIST SAYS YEN STILL UNDERVALUEDThe chief counselor of Nomura Research Institute,

Foreign Minister Barbara McDougall led a Canadian Cabinet team in annual talks Monday with the Mexic

Barges that deliver millions of tons of grain and thousands of containers down the Columbia River wo

A large West Coast ocean freight consolidator, frustrated by South Korea's restrictions on ownership

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Nov. 25, 1991 No. 4/ No. 6/ No. 6/1% 1% 0.5%

Carriers that resist automating their relationship with the U.S. Customs Service will face significa

BASF AG, Germany's largest chemicals group, said that rising costs caused a 32 percent drop in pre-t

Shippers have joined French stevedoring companies in calling for the abolition of France's controver

Old Polish Communists never die, it seems. They just go into business, embrace "humane capitalism" a

As political uncertainty mounted in Poland, a top official for the country's privatization effort sa

U.S. economic growth in the October-to-December period will slow from the third quarter rate, but a

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

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

Petronas, Malaysia's national oil corporation, Monday signed a $1.02 billion (2.8 billion-ringgit) c

A key German importer of Soviet natural gas entered into an agreement with the Slovakian Gas Works t

COUNCIL FILES FOR HIKE IN WORKERS COMP RATEPROVIDENCE, R.I. - The National Council on Compen

PERU'S PORT WORKERS STRIKE OVER PAY BONUSLIMA, Peru - Peru's port workers Monday began an in

The Indian government has appointed a committee of experts to tackle the imminent shortage of seafar

Three major U.S. computer software companies filed suit in Singapore against an alleged internationa

In a recent discussion with congressional staffers, the new chairwoman of the American Association o

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Toyota Motor Corp. sees its recent move to make it easier for foreign automakers to sell their cars

CANADA TO GIVE TURKEY MILLIONS FOR HEALTH AIDANKARA, Turkey - Canada said Friday it would gi

Airborne Express President Robert Brazier said he means no ill-will by displaying a now-famous photo

Reviving trade prospects between the United States, Canada and South American countries were acknowl

The international market for air cargo is colored and shaped by quotas, tariffs and duties. If there

Serbian artillery shells and rockets struck a major refinery and adjacent heavy industrial complex l

Lloyd's of London has received hundreds of writs by registered mail as part of the latest developmen

ECONOMIC GROWTH PUT AT 8.41 PERCENT IN TAIWANTAIPEI, Taiwan - Taiwan's economy grew at an an

A provisional agreement has been reached on the takeover of Bank of Credit & Commerce International'

Ship lines and tariff publishers are gearing up for a race they don't know if they can win, as deadl

GEIS ESTABLISHES TIES WITH EUROPEAN NATIONSROCKVILLE, Md. - GE Information Services establis

2 TRADE COMMISSIONERS CONFIRMED BY SENATETwo new international trade commissioners have been

European Community lawyers will attempt Tuesday to remove legal hitches that have delayed the initia