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PORT OF BALTIMORE TO PURCHASE CRANE
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The Port of Baltimore will spend $7.4 million to buy a new container cranefrom IMPSA Interna
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NY SHIPPING ASSOCIATION ISSUES SAFETY AWARDS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
When a massive container crane was hit by a ship and toppled in Newark, N.J., on Feb. 3, James Sutto
Maritime
NEW ZEALAND MOVES TO BE KEY EXPORTER OF WOOD PRODUCTS
WILLIAM DiBENEDETTO |
New Zealand, already a big exporter of wood products, is gearing up to sell even more, a development
SHIP SALE REPORT
Shipping Intelligence Inc. and Knight-Ridder Transportation |
Recent Vessel Sales SaleDate Vessel Year Price
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SPOT CHEMICALS
Compiled by Rosalie Spiller, Journal of Commerce Chemical |
As of May 19, 1994 Quotations are based on prices reported in the market or obtained from su
COMMODITY / CHEMICAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
JAPAN'S ETHYLENE OUTPUT FALLS FROM YEAR EARLIERTOKYO - Japan's ethylene production t
SPOT COMMODITIES
JOC Staff |
May 19, 1994 Included are list prices of suppliers. Quotations do not necessarily represent
COFFEE FUTURES JUMP SHARPLY
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Coffee futures exploded Thursday afternoon, surging to $1.318 a pound by 12:20 p.m. Judith G
USDA MAY HAVE UNDERESTIMATED SIZE OF SOYBEAN CROP, GROUP SAYS
Ned Stafford |
The president-elect of the American Soybean Association said the U.S. Department of Agriculture's fo
JAPANESE TRADERS FORESEE ADEQUATE SUGAR FOR ASIA
Minoru Koshida |
Large purchases of raw sugar by India have pushed up prices, but Japanese traders said there were un
KR-CRB FUTURES INDEXES
JOC Staff |
The Knight-Ridder Commodity Research Bureau's future price index closed Wednesday at 230.98 up 1.45
BRITISH TRADING HOUSE CUTS FORECAST FOR SUGAR OUTPUT
David Townsend |
C. Czarnikow Sugar Ltd., the U.K. trade house, has lowered a forecast for 1993-94 world sugar produc
SPOT METALS PRICES
JOC Staff |
Commercial Quantity Aluminum ingots_ $1,100-$1,150per ton lots &
MARCH EXPORTS, SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
U.S. Census Bureau tables, adapted by Paul Schaffer. |
Vs. Vs. Vs. Vs. Value Prior 2 Mos. 1992 1991Mil. $ Mo. Back
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MARCH IMPORTS, SEASONALLY ADJUSTED
U.S. Census Bureau tables, adapted by Paul Schaffer. |
Vs. Vs. Vs. Vs. Value Prior 2 Mos. 1992 1991Mil. $ Mo. Back
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EXPORTS AND GENERAL IMPORTS _ SELECTED COMMODITY GROUPINGS
U.S. Commerce Department |
(Census basis - in millions of dollars) March 1994 February 1994 March 1993
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
The New York foreign exchange rates below, provided by EAB New York and other sources, are selling r
ECONOMIC EXPERTS WARN OF FINANCIAL CRISIS IN CHINA
Brian Johns |
China's economic and social climate may get much worse before getting better, despite the country's
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thursday, May 19, 1994 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE INDUSTRIAL PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
(1) DAILY INDEX Annual Smoothed percent +11.685/13 101.55/16 100.95/17
SWEDEN'S OUTPUT INCREASES 0.1 PERCENT
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Sweden's industrial production rose a preliminary seasonally adjusted 0.1 percent in March compared
DESPITE ANGST, AUSTRIANS WILL JOIN EU, OFFICIAL SAYS
Milan Ruzicka |
Despite its self-admitted isolationist soul and strenuous opposition from its farmers and food proce
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US MANUFACTURERS BOOST MARKET SHARE IN CANADA
Leo Ryan |
U.S. manufacturers increased their penetration of the Canadian market more quickly during the recess
Maritime
DOLLAR TRADES MIXED, BUT UP AGAINST YEN ON HEAVY SALES
Alan Zimmerman |
The dollar remained narrowly mixed in a sluggish market Thursday whose major feature was heavy buyin
DEBATE OVER CHINA'S TRADE STATUS BECOMES INTENSE ON CAPITOL HILL
John Maggs |
The debate in Congress over U.S.-China policy is intensifying, as little as a week before a decision
Maritime
GUYANA TO ANNOUNCE PLAN TO END CURRENCY'S SLIDE
Canute James |
The Guyana government is expected to announce early next week measures intended to halt a slide in t
Maritime
EXPERTS SPREAD THE WORD ON EXPORT TAX BREAK
Jim Desimone |
The federal government is willing to subsidize U.S. companies that sell goods abroad, but few compan
Maritime
KANTOR MUM ON PROGRESS IN US-JAPAN TRADE TALKS
From Wire Reports |
The United States and Japan opened exploratory trade talks Thursday, hoping to end a three-month neg
Maritime
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE - FAST FACTS CAPITAL EXPENDITURES OF US RAILROADS
Association of American Railroads, Washington |
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TRADE BRIEFS
Wire and Staff Reports |
EU ABANDONS ITS PLAN TO HELP STEEL INDUSTRYBRUSSELS - The European Union Commission
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DESPITE HAITIAN BAN, GOODS STILL FLOWING
Craig Dunlap |
South Florida's long-time traders with Haiti not only expect to lose business as the United Nations
LABOR OFFICIALS: LYKES LIKELY STRIKE TARGET
Tim Shorrock |
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. of New Orleans is the most likely target for a strike this year because of
SALE RUMORS PUSH PRICE OF RAIL STOCKS HIGHER
Lawrence H Kaufman |
Kansas City Southern Industries Inc.'s stock continued to climb Thursday, fueled by speculation that
GOODS, SERVICES TRADES SET HIGHS DURING MARCH PAYMENTS DEFICIT EDGES DOWNWARD
Richard Lawrence |
U.S. goods and services trades hit record highs in March, but the country's big international paymen
CHANNEL TUNNEL OPENS TO EUROPE'S TRUCKS
Keith M. Rockwell |
The Channel Tunnel opened for business Thursday as truck drivers from England and France drove onto
BUDGET RULE WAIVER FOR GATT GETS SUPPORT WHITE HOUSE STILL AGAINST CHANGE
John Maggs |
A key Democratic proponent of the Clinton trade policy in the Senate threw his support Thursday behi
AGRICULTURAL TRADELEADS
Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture |
Trade leads are supplied by: US Department of AgricultureForeign Agricultural Service
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EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service
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IMPORT ABCS - DONALD L. FISCHER, ESQ. NAFTA ORIGIN REQUIREMENTS MUST BE CAREFULLY FOLLOWED
Donald L. Fischer |
The North American Free Trade Agreement's Certificate of Origin is the primary documentation support
Maritime
EXPORT OPPORTUNITIES
Information Supplied by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce |
Trade leads supplied by: US Department of CommerceU.S. and Foreign Commercial Service
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