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Japanese oil companies are buying U.S. dollars in the forward market ahead of winter when demand for

Nicaragua, once banned from Washington's Caribbean Basin Initiative because of the Marxist policies

Brazil continues to implement changes to make room for foreign participation in its economy and to "

Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of Agriculture, Foreign Agricultural ServiceAgExp

Low-cost data processing power has enabled computer giant Unisys Corp. to enter a new and rewarding

A bill requiring health insurance plans to provide coverage for mastectomies was signed into law by

After years of debate, ownership of some of Taiwan's largest corporations is due to be shifted from

Oil prices soared Wednesday to their highest levels since the gulf war, propelled by industry data s

NIGERIAN LNG DEALS SET WITH EUROPE, USNigeria has signed preliminary deals to export liquefi

Denmark posted an August current account surplus of $380 million (2.5 billion kroner), compared with

Northwest Airlines embarked on its biggest acquisition in five years Tuesday after a U.S. Bankruptcy

Federal agencies are overestimating available lumber on Pacific Northwest lands and the United State

Dow Chemical Co. and a recycling company have formed a joint development agreement, with an eye towa

Oct. 9, 1991 JAPANFinancial FuturesJapanese Gov't BondsPer 10-year, 6% bond,

Michael Wilson, Canada's trade minister, said the United States has not exactly been treading softly

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Oct. 9, 1991 Baltic International Freight Futures MarketPrev.Close High Low

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

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

Scandinavian Airline Systems, which is 25 percent owned by British Midland Airways, is planning to l

The highest import figures for a single month in Brazilian history and lackluster exports combined t

U.S. risk managers are facing unprecedented changes, ranging from a rapidly globalizing econo- my to

Although, during the first six months of this year, tourism in Taiwan suffered its worst slump in ye

Aerospace seems to be drawing the greatest interest as Taiwan seeks to develop new industries to tak

In its celebrations this week of the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Republic of China, Taiw

The prospects for backing out, or replacing, oil used at U.S. utilities based on cold hard economic

Living in Tokyo is 23 percent more expensive than in New York, but prices are rising more slowly tha

OAS SLAPS HAITI WITH TRADE EMBARGOThe Organization of American States imposed a trade embarg

There will be a moderate pickup next year in world economic growth, led largely by a U.S. recovery,

U.S. bank loan exposure to foreign nations and multilateral organizations rose to $196.254 billion i

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

The trustee of the Delaware & Hudson Railway has filed a countersuit against CP Rail charging that t

MEXICAN COFFEE OUTPUT EXPECTED TO GROW 4 PERCENTOfficials at the Mexican Coffee Institute, o

The British government finally announced plans for a high-speed rail link between London and the Cha

The U.S. dollar tumbled Wednesday after failing to hold above the key psychological 1.70 deutsche ma

The United States is expected to begin a broad investigation of China'sbarriers to imports,

A memorial to fallen merchant seamen was unveiled Tuesday at a waterfront ceremony in lower Manhatta

U.S. gasoline inventories increased by 2.9 million barrels during the week ended Oct. 4, compared wi

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FRANCE WILL FOLLOW OAS HAITI SANCTIONSFrance said Wednesday it would go along with the recom