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CURRENCY MARKETS MAY REMAIN VOLATILE
Kevin Commins |
The foreign exchange market is likely to remain highly volatile, following one of the most turbulent
FUTURES WEATHERED OCTOBER STOCK STORM, REGULATORY GROUP SAYS
Knight-Ridder Financial |
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said the stock index markets remained healthy during the Oc
UK ANALYSTS PREDICT RISING STOCK PRICES
JIM McMCALLUM |
U.K. stock market analysts have an optimistic outlook for share prices during the first quarter, as
NEW PRODUCTS MARKETPLACE BRITISH TOOL EASES CHAIN SAW SHARPENING
JOC Staff |
A British company has developed a chain saw sharpener that will grind saws quickly and accurately wi
Maritime
IMPORT BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
Import Surge Blamed On Commodities FlowA semiofficial government analysis of U.S. trade data
Maritime
TVA PURCHASES SPOT COAL FOR TWO POWER PLANTS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Tennessee Valley Authority continued to turn to the spot market to supply coal for two of its ge
RAIL TO WATER TRANSFER IS JACK OF ALL TRADES
Andrea Chancellor |
Rail to Water Transfer Corp. has earned its reputation transferring coal from railcars to ships, but
SPOT PRODUCT PRICES
JOC Staff |
January 8, 1988 U.S. spot oil products price indications, sellers range, in cents per gallon
AVIATION BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Aeroflot to Compensate Passengers for DelaysThe Soviet national carrier Aeroflot, notorious
Air Cargo
EMERY TO LEASE BACK PLANES
Ira Breskin |
In an effort to reduce debt, Emery Air Freight Corp. of Wilton, Conn., has sold a significant portio
Air Cargo
FLUSH WITH CASH, JAPANESE SNAP UP WESTERN ART
Lewis M. Simons |
Wealthy Japanese entrepreneurs, corporations, provincial governments, even religious sects, made ric
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DE LA MADRID MOVES TO FIGHT INFLATION
WILLIAM A. ORME Jr. |
President Miguel de la Madrid, trying to rouse support for an emergency inflation-fighting program,
JAMAICA REVOKES MINING LEASE OF US-OWNED REFINING COMPANY
Canute James |
The Jamaican government has revoked the bauxite mining lease of a refining company owned by two U.S.
REBELS WARN AMERICANS IN MANILA
(Ap) |
Communist rebel leaders warned that U.S. troops and businesses are subject to attack. It was
Maritime
CUSTOMS SERVICE SAYS NO NEW PROGRAMS ON THE AGENDA IN '88
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Customs brokers and importers who last year struggled with a series of changes introduced by the U.S
FUTURES BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Japanese Bond Trading Unofficially BeginsSpot option trading on Japanese government bonds st
CORRECTION
JOC Staff |
Figures published on Dec. 30 from the Society of the Plastics Industry's October resin statistics we
KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN ESCALATES ATTACK ON SFSP OVER SALE OF RAIL
Howard S. Abramson |
Kansas City Southern Industries Inc. is escalating its war of words with Santa Fe Southern Pacific C
NJ ASSEMBLY PASSES AUTO REFORM MEASURE
(Ap) |
The New Jersey Assembly's Republican majority is ending the current two-year legislative session in
COMMENTS ON BEEF ASSESSMENT SOUGHT
(Ap) |
The Agriculture Department is seeking comments on proposed procedures for a referendum among cattle
Maritime
JAPANESE, KOREAN FARMERS PROTEST IMPORT PLANS
(Ap) |
Several thousand dairy farmers marched through downtown Tokyo protesting government plans to liberal
Maritime
EXPORTS HELD BEST BET FOR BRAZIL'S BEEF MART
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Exports are the best alternative for the Brazilian beef market, and by the end of this decade beef c
Maritime
ON THE MOVE
Journal of Commerce Staff Report |
General Mills Retail OfficerResignsThe head of General Mills' specialty retailing op
PHILIPPINES SEIZES SINGAPOREAN SHIP
(Ap) |
Customs authorities here at the weekend ordered a Singaporean-registered ship held for failing to un
Maritime
CHINA BURNS PATH TO UK MARKET
Bruce Barnard |
China, the world's largest coal producer, is set to make deep inroads into the lucrative Europe mark
PRICE OUTLOOK CLOUDY FOR ELECTRONICS
Tony Seideman |
Consumer electronics manufacturers have been saying, yet again, that 1988 will be the year the price
CHARTER INDEX
JOC Staff |
The weekly freight index of Maritime Research Inc. (January-December 1972 equals 100 percent)is as f
Maritime
NEW ORLEANS SHIP TRAFFIC SERVICE SEEKS TO UPGRADE
Marie Prat |
The lower Mississippi River - with its swift current, treacherous hairpin turns, thick fog and uncer
DAILY LIMITS ON STOCKS EASED PANIC IN TOKYO
(Ap) |
Traders on the Tokyo Stock Exchange say limits on daily price changes minimized damage from last Oct
EUROPEAN CRUDE PRICES SLIDE BELOW $17 AFTER BRIEF RALLY
Bruce Barnard |
European oil prices fell sharply at the end of trading last week, sliding below $17 a barrel in an a
INSURANCE CALENDAR
JOC Staff |
The Insurance Society of Philadelphia will hold a conference on personal property risk management Ja
ENERGY BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Single Cargo Spot Sales On the Rise in USSingle cargo spot market sales are approaching 40 p
ASBESTOS REMOVAL POLICY AT NY UTILITY TARGETED
From Wire and Staff Reports |
The Consolidated Edison Co. improperly removed asbestos and failed to notify environmental inspector
GROWTH EXPECTED IN CARIBBEAN DESPITE LOWER EXPORT EARNINGS
Canute James |
Despite reduced earnings from most of their export commodities, Caribbean economies are expected to
FREEZE ON WAGES, PRICES EASES ARGENTINA'S INFLATION
Jeremy Morgan |
Argentina's monthly inflation fell to 3.4 percent in December but the 12- month trend was double the
EPA MISSES NUMEROUS VIOLATIONS INVOLVING TOXIC WASTE, STUDY SAYS
(Ap) |
Environmental inspectors are missing more than half the serious violations at facilities handling an
MORE SENSITIVE AIDS TEST DEVELOPED
(Ap) |
A new biological method that can detect tiny amounts of the AIDS virus may be a powerful tool for te
DISGRUNTLED CREWMEN OF DAMAGED VESSEL ARE FLOWN BACK HOME
(Ap) |
The Swedish skipper of the storm-damaged, Maltese-registered freighter Belle and his crew of seven w
Maritime
TRANSCO FINDS OIL IN NORTH DAKOTA
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Transco Exploration Partners Ltd. said it discovered oil on the Stony Creek Prospect in Williams Cou
THE ECONOMY DECEMBER UNEMPLOYMENT RATE FELL TO 5.8 PERCENT ON SERVICE JOB RISE
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Job increases in services helped the U.S. civilian unemployment rate fall to a seasonally adjusted 5
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