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*EU's trade chief to go to Beijing to seek solution. Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands said EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht should find a diplomatic solution with Beijing to avoid a tit-for-tat trade war, after Brussels imposed tariffs on Chinese solar panels and Beijing retaliated with an investigation into European wine.
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Secretary of State John Kerry to press India to reverse government actions they said threaten millions of U.S. jobs in pharmaceutical, information technology and creative industries.
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*Says exports to China and Russia fall on certification issues. June 14- Smithfield Foods Inc, subject of a $4.7 billion bid from China's Shuanghui International, posted a 63 percent drop in quarterly profit as costs rose and exports to China fell due to a ban on an additive it feeds to pigs to produce lean meat.
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June 14- Hog producer Smithfield Foods Inc, the subject of a $4.7 billion bid from China's Shuanghui International, posted a 63 percent fall in net profit as exports to China and Russia fell due issues related to a drug it uses to produce lean meat.
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Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands said EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht needed to find a diplomatic solution with Beijing to avoid a tit-for-tat trade war, after Brussels imposed tariffs on Chinese solar panels and Beijing retaliated with an investigation into European wine.
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June 14- Hog producer Smithfield Foods Inc, the subject of a $4.7 billion bid from China's Shuanghui International Holdings, reported a 63 percent fall in net profit as exports to China and Russia fell due to certification issues.
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*South America may sell more due to India hold ups. SINGAPORE/ MUMBAI, June 14- Rains across India's eastern crop belt are holding up shipments of corn, tightening feed grain supplies in Vietnam, Indonesia and Malaysia.
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SHANGHAI, June 14- Fake invoicing inflated China's official import and export totals by $75 billion in the first four months of 2013, local media reported on Friday, citing an internal review by China's commerce ministry.
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Hopes of a deal to boost the world economy at next week's G-8 summit were at risk on Thursday, as France and Canada resisted a push for a trade and tax package. The FT reports.
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*France trying to shield French culture from Hollywood. LUXEMBOURG, June 14- The European Union will try to overcome French resistance to free-trade talks with the United States on Friday and keep alive plans for a deal that could boost their struggling economies by dramatically increasing transatlantic business.
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June 14- The European Union will try to overcome French resistance to free-trade talks with the United States on Friday and keep alive plans for a deal that could boost their struggling economies by dramatically increasing transatlantic business. The EU is the biggest investor in the United States.
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WASHINGTON, June 13- President Barack Obama could soon decide to cut off trade benefits for Bangladesh, in a largely symbolic response to tragedies in the country's garment sector that have cost more than 1,200 lives in the past eight months. The AFL-CIO, the largest U.S. labor organization, first filed a petition to suspend Bangladesh from the U.S.
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LONDON, June 13- The European Union, United States and China are most likely to resolve a multi-billion dollar trade dispute over solar power equipment by agreeing on a floor price for Chinese products.
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GENEVA, June 13- The European Union said on Thursday it had lodged a complaint at the World Trade Organisation against China's imposition of anti-dumping duties on imports of stainless steel tubes, six months after Japan filed a similar case.
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GENEVA, June 13- The European Union has launched a complaint at the World Trade Organization to challenge China's imposition of anti-dumping duties on imports of stainless steel tubes, the EU said on Thursday, six months after a similar complaint by Japan.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli breaks down the latest numbers on retail sales, import/export prices, and weekly jobless claims. And, CNBC's Steve Liesman discusses its likely impact on the markets.
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*China to ditch one-decade iron ore import licensing from H2. SHANGHAI, June 13- China plans to scrap its decade-old iron ore import licensing system this year, an industry source said on Thursday, a move that may further lift imports in a market that takes two-thirds of the world's international iron ore trade.
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What should investors do with equity markets at record highs? Here is a recap of trade tips from today.
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SHANGHAI, June 13- China plans to scrap a decade-old iron ore import licensing system this year, an industry source with direct knowledge of the matter said, opening up an import market that takes two-thirds of the world's international iron ore trade.
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba/ BRUSSELS, June 13- Salvaging a free-trade deal between Canada and the European Union after four years of talks will require skillful pasture politicking to pacify beef and dairy cow farmers who see more risk than opportunity.
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