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Friday, Oct. 27, 1995 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada

(1)SPOT PRICE INFLATION RATE, SMOOTHED, ANNUALIZED, Nov. 4 '94 - Oct. 27, '95 (a graph) (2)D

Currency traders are viewing the Americas as a bloc, which is not good news for the U.S. dollar.

The continuing weakness in Mexico's economy and its status as a benchmark for the rest of Latin Amer

International protests over the resumption of French nuclear testing in the South Pacific have had l

An American-based group fighting counterfeit computer programs is claiming a significant victory in

The International Trade Commission sent pink slips Friday to one-fourth of its work force, based on

Japan made a rare public statement of distrust in the United States on Friday, after Washington said

"China cannot come in at any price. But we must all take a fresh look at our priorities, and ensure

MONEY LAUNDERING INDICTMENTS EXPECTEDPANAMA CITY - Panama police officials said Thur

The Swiss trade balance was at a surplus of 582.6 million Swiss francs ($511.1 million) in September

For carriers and freight forwarders making their way to Latin America, it's a case of "meter su cuch

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BIG CHANGES ARE COMING at Air France's cargo division and it may not be a pretty sight. Airl

There are two ways to fly cargo between Latin America and Europe: either direct or through Miami Int

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If the air cargo industry looks on South America as an untapped mountain of gold, then Brazil is the

Latin American governments, realizing their area is the world's fastest- growing air cargo marketpla

EPA SAYS PHILADELPHIA HAS HIT AIR STANDARDNEW YORK - The Environmental Protection Ag

Agrowing number of Latin American countries in need of better air cargo infrastructure are turning t

Indochina's Mekong River development region has great potential, but experts appear sharply divided

An authoritative grain body made a further cut in its world wheat output forecast for 1995 last week

Privatization in Sri Lanka appears to be picking up steam. The government has just called fo

FORD MOTOR RETURNS TO EGYPTIAN MARKETCAIRO - Ford Motor Co. announced its return to

They live thousands of miles apart, but upwardly mobile consumers in Mexico and Argentina have more

With great fanfare, Aeroflot Russian International Airlines announced this month that it had leased

There are no easy answers to reforming the Federal Aviation Administration, especially when it comes

Driven by the increasing volume of air cargo moving to and from North America, Vancouver Internation

REGIONAL BLOCS U.S.-Ethiopia Trade and Economic Council's Annual Conference. Oct. 30

U.S. Customs' Automated Manifest System, its electronic arteries clogged with computerized messages,

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Traffic Club of New York. Oct. 31. Education luncheon on "Liability Limitations in International Int

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Commissioners for the Port of Brownsville, the closest Texas seaport to Mexico, authorized several w

Carnival Corp. bought $101.5 million worth of bonds issued by Kloster Cruise Ltd., giving Carnival s

Hapag-Lloyd (America) Inc. said last week that it plans to re-establish its regular weekly feeder se