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Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or

The language of a Dutch proposal for European Monetary and Economic Union, unveiled Monday night, is

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

Western German companies expect business to slow in 1992, but their counterparts in the east see a h

Mexico's government, in one of the biggest deals yet in an ambitious drive to shed state-owned asset

The Ukrainian parliament voted Tuesday to shut down within two years the Chernobyl nuclear power pla

The American Trucking Associations, one of the nation's most powerful transportation lobbies, has to

SOUTH AFRICAN AIRWAYS TO RESUME US FLIGHTSSouth African Airways said it will resume direct U

The Palestine Liberation Organization is drafting plans for a market economy in an embryonic Palesti

Guyana, anxious about being "elbowed out" of the U.S. market as the United States enters free-trade

The Bank of Japan, which recently has managed its country's economy with an almost free hand, faces

President Bush told the American Gas Association here Monday that his administration's national ener

Pamama's emerging plan to privatize its port system has sparked strong interest from foreign investo

Ruth Capriles, a poet and historian, decided to spend a little time digging for dirt. What s

American oil companies are ready to do business with Vietnam once political problems that have cause

JAPAN PANEL SEEKS CUT IN DIESEL VEHICLE USEA government-sponsored panel recommended

As of Oct. 28, 1991 Prices in the spot chemicals table include spot quotations or list price

The Mexican Association for the Chemical Industry, a private sector group, has voted to start using

Whatever you do, don't say things look dim for American President Cos.' intermodal operations. Timot

The world's airlines are headed for another year of record losses on international service because o

Burlington Northern Railroad Co. and the United Transportation Union signed the reduced-crew agreeme

The rate war on fruit and nut traffic in the West-Coast-to-Europe trade has spilled over into cotton

Boeing Co. faces an unusual obstacle in its bid to build better planes - its enormous success.

The closed-door nature of the trilateral trade talks has inadvertently turned the spotlight onto a p

The recession in Eastern Europe shows no sign of ending or even easing in the second half of this ye

New York Mercantile Exchange Oct. 25, 1991CRUDE OIL(1,000 barrels; dollars and cents

Saudi Arabia will maintain daily crude oil output at 8.5 million barrels in the fourth quarter despi

Cargo ton-miles increased 8.3 percent to 285.9 million in the third quarterfrom 264.1 millio

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

The International Petroleum Exchange expects to launch its European-grade gasoline futures contract

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl told Brazilian businessmen Sunday that economic development was closel

New York Mercantile Exchange Oct. 28, 1991Prev. Life of Contr. OpenOpen High Low

About 25,000 workers brought transport services to a halt throughout Bangladesh Monday in a protest

Japan's Chubu Electric Power Co., based in Nagoya, submitted to the local government its plan to exp

Japanese petrochemical companies produced a total 490,400 metric tons of ethylene in September, up 3

North America's three trade ministers met in a former bullring here Saturday and Sunday, and did the

Boeing Co., the world's largest aircraft maker, had slightly better-than- expected earnings in the t

Singapore International Monetary Exchange Oct. 28, 1991Dubai Crude Oil - (Dollars Per Barrel

Monday Oct. 28, 1991 Prevailing sellers' posted prices at the close of business, representin