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*Data due on Wednesday at 8:50 a.m. (Tuesday at 2350 GMT. TOKYO, May 21- Japan's exports are expected to have risen in April from a year earlier for a second straight month led by U.S.-bound shipments of cars and Asian demand for electronics parts in a sign a weak yen and global recovery are helping the export-reliant economy.
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The industry is at a unique point in history, where economic growth overseas, high energy costs, demand for commodities and better recovery technologies have converged to swell revenue.
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Discussing whether China is a currency manipulator; stealing U.S. intellectual property, and practicing free trade, with Rodger Baker, Stratfor,
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Newt Gingrich explains how America can become more competitive with China in terms of labor and trade. Huntsman also weighs in on how the US should respond to China's currency manipulation.
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Italy sends the euro tumbling, and Britain needs more exports, please - it's time for your FX Fix.
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Beijing is likely to face international pressure to allow its currency to appreciate faster as national trade with other countries remains robust. The FT reports.
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Traffic at the Port of Long Beach in California fell 2.5 percent July, the first non-seasonal slowdown at the nation's second-busiest seaport since November 2009, according to figures released Monday.
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China has a $120 billion trade going with Africa and the way it has tapped into the potential of this once dark continent is a lesson for investors looking to enter frontier markets.
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The euro takes a beating and the trade deficit dents the dollar - time for your FX Fix.
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that came in bigger than expected and a check on U.S. equity futures, with CNBC's Rick Santelli, Steve Liesman; Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer, Melissa Lee, and David Faber
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The European Central Bank's Trichet sees red, and hedge funds see problems in Mexico. It's your Thursday FX Fix.
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A sometimes under-skilled workforce and shortage of job training is compounding unemployment at home, while technological innovation and product development is paying off abroad.
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A funny thing happened on the road to globalization. It became a two-way street, not a one-way trade superhighway for the developed economies.
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China’s export-led growth model is on the verge of collapse, according to Richard Duncan, chief economist at Blackhorse Asset Management. He believes that it’s only a matter of time before the “great Chinese bubble” pops.
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The Doha round of negotiations on world trade faces collapse unless world leaders can reach a final agreement to lift trade tarrifs before the end of the year, a new report by the governments of the UK, Germany, Turkey and Indonesia warned on Wednesday.
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Until recently, currency traders looking for safer investments rushed to short the Australian dollar against the greenback, however the decoupling of the U.S. dollar from the “risk on-risk off” investment environment is forcing them to look elsewhere.
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China's efforts to internationalize the yuan is creating a host of opportunities, and according to one broker, is the most exciting development in the forex markets seen in years.
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Much like housing years ago, food has become something bigger than itself. It's about far more than sustenance. It's about commodities trading, global trade, energy, biotechnology and government policy. Our special report, "Food Economics, explores all of those dimensions.
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Many in the developed world take food for granted, but in most developing nations it can be a daily struggle and a life-and-death issue. Click to see which countries are most vulnerable to food shock.
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With China now the world’s second largest economy and a leading source of global growth during the last two years, money problems there can reverberate from Wal-Mart to Wall Street and the world beyond, the New York Times reports.