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DEBTOR POLICY SHIFT UNLIKELY
Gregory S. Johnson |
There is little chance that debtor nations will adopt a suggestion by the Philip pines to pay their
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BRAZIL, CREDITORS FINALIZE FOREIGN DEBT AGREEMENT
(Ap) |
Brazil and more than 95 percent of its international bank creditors have signed an agreement for th
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DEBT POLICY S HIFT UNLIKELY FEW NATIONS EXPECTED TO HEED PHILIPPINE CALL
Gregory S. Johnson |
There is little chance that debtor nations will adopt a suggestion by the Philip pines to pay their
Maritime
ON THE MOVE
-Staff Report |
INSURANCE CONTINENTAL CORP. (New York) - Richard N. Maiocco joined the Marine Office of Amer
LATIN OUTFLOW SLOWS
Richard Lawrence |
The net capital drain on Latin America may slow somewhat this year from the record 1985 outflow, Int
CHINA SEES TRADE SOARING
Robert Kearns |
China expects its trade with the world to increase 40 percent in the next five years, hitting an ann
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
DRY CARGO MARKET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Rates for Panamax ships from the U.S. Gulf to Japan climbed to $12.50 with Japanese charterers fixin
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TANKER MARKET
Knight-Ridder Financial |
New business was slow to emerge on the tanker market, brokers said. In the Persian Gulf, Tot
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MARINE CASUALTIES
JOC Staff |
The 9,899-gross-ton Cypriot-flag vessel Silver Sea was reported to be ablaze about seven miles north
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INSURERS GAIN A CCESS TO TAIWAN
Leah R. Young |
The government of Taiwan tentatively agreed to allow U.S. insurers into its market. The agre
INSURANCE AND THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX
JOC Staff |
Trend Change From Change From ChangeJuly 1986 Prior Month Year Ago 1977-1985Overall
MONEYCENTER SERVICE EXPANDING TO LONDON
Janet Porter |
MoneyCenter, the electronic financial information service developed by Knight-Ridder Financial Infor
US DIDN'T INTERVENE IN EXCHANGE MARTS
RIPLEY WATSON Jr. |
The U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York did not intervene in the foreign exchange
FOREIGN DEMAND, RETAIL SALES HELP DOLLAR TO MOVE HIGHER
Knight-Ridder Financial |
Growing overseas demand and strong sales figures reported by major U.S. retailing firms helped the U
G-5 RUMORS SPUR STOCKS
Gordon Platt |
Stocks rose sharply to record levels in heavy trading Thursday on rumors of an imminent meeting of t
CHLOROFLUOROCARBO N OUTPUT INCREASES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The 1985 production of chlorofluorocarbons 11 and 12 rose to 1,550 million pounds in 1985 from 1,531
BORROWERS LEAVING FARM CREDIT SYSTEM
(Ap) |
Solvent borrowers are leaving the Farm Credit System in droves for other lenders because of its fail
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
JOC Staff |
Quotations are offered rates of New York city banks relating to currency transfers of $1 million or
FINANCIAL BRIEFS
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Iran Fails to Reply To Japanese Bank CallsIran has not replied to requests from the Export-I
COST OF CREDIT
JOC Staff |
Thursday, September 4, 1986 (Percentages Per Year)INTERNATIONAL INTEREST RATESCanada
ABT, BATTE LLE SET PACT WILL DEVELOP VACCINES TO FIGHT POULTRY DISEASES
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Applied BioTechnology Inc., a privately-held biotechnology company based in Cambridge, Mass., and Ba
CARBIDE PROCESS REMOVES PCBS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
The removal of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) from society is "an important national objective" an
PETROCHEMICAL GROWTH TO PARALLEL GNP?
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Long-term petrochemical demand will increase at about the same rate as the gross national product, a
GRACE SPLITS LATIN, PACIFIC OPERATIONS
Journal of Commerce Staff |
W.R. Grace & Co. announced the reorganization of its Pacific and Latin American specialty chemical o
DIGITAL OFFERS POWERFUL PC
(Ap) |
Digital Equipment Corp. joined the crowd of companies introducing powerful personal computers by ann
COMPANIES SIGN INTENT FOR HALCON ACQUISITION
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Texas Eastern Corp. and Denka Chemical Corp. jointly announced the signing of a letter of intent for
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARY
JOC Staff |
GENERAL NEWSMajor retailers, reporting that back-to-school items sold well during the latter
GATT AGAIN TO SPOTLIGHT FARM TRADE
Journal of Commerce Special |
Deep divisions over how farm trade should be tackled during the new round of multilateral trade nego
ASIA MAY GET NOR TH SLOPE OIL YET
Bruce Johnson |
A California oil company believes it has found a way to exportAlaskan oil to Japan and other Asian n
WORLD TODAY
From Wire and Staff Reports |
Stocks Soar to Record NEW YORK - Stocks soared to record levels in heavy trading on rumors o
ILA GETS SWEETER OFFER HOURLY WAGE INCREASED IN THIRD YEAR
Alan F. Schoedel |
Management placed a new contract offer before North Atlantic delegates of the International Longshor
ATA APPEALING STATE TAX CASES
Leo Abruzzese |
American Trucking Associations is appealing two hotly contested state truck tax cases to the U.S. Su
JAPAN THREATENS S. AFRICA AGAIN
Gregory S. Johnson |
Japan is threatening South Africa with new economic sanctions unless South Africa makes progress in
FLA. TORT LAW CHALLENGED IN COURT
Journal of Commerce Staff |
Florida's new insurance law is unconstitutional for at least three reasons, the lead attorney for th
US HOPES POR TUGAL MEETING WILL PAVE WAY FOR TRADE ROUND
Richard Lawrence |
U.S. officials expect a four-power meeting in Portugal this weekend to help smooth the way for a bro
ICC ISSUES GUIDES IN CSX BID
David M. Cawthorne |
The Interstate Commerce Commission issued procedures it will use for handlingCSX Corp.'s app
AUDIT OFFICE MAY S AVE US A BUNDLE ON TRANSPORT
Juliana King |
A little-known federal office is working hard to save Uncle Sam millions ofdollars on the go
FARM CREDIT SYSTEM FUNDS OK FOR 1 YEAR
(Ap) |
The federal Farm Credit System has enough money to survive for at least another 12 months without se
JAPANESE LINES MULL FACILITIES AT VANCOUVER
Journal of Commerce Special |
There will be no switching of terminals, at least initially, for Japanese shipping lines serving Van
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