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U.S. hails victory in raw materials case versus China

The Trade Representative's office on Tuesday welcomed what it called a "significant victory" in a World Trade Organization dispute over Chinese export restrictions on raw materials used for a variety of industrial products.

 

Thailand emerges from recession

Thailand's economy emerges from recession after a pick up in exports, government figures show.

 

U.S. industry, lawmakers urge action on China's yuan

U.S. industry, lawmakers urge action on China's yuan

U.S. industry and senior Democrats ratcheted up pressure on Congress on Wednesday for a tough new trade law to punish China for what they see as an undervalued currency that threatens American jobs and profits.

 

China tops Japan as second biggest economy in Q2

China tops Japan as second biggest economy in Q2

Growth in Japan's economy slowed to a crawl in the second quarter and analysts see more weakness ahead, adding to policymakers' headaches as they grapple with deflation and a rise in the yen that threatens an export-reliant recovery.

Senh: I'm not sure what I should be more impressed with - that China has finally became the second largest economy in the world or that a tiny country like Japan was previously in second place. I guess I'm equally impressed.

 

Stocks extend gains as China eases currency policy

Stocks extend gains as China eases currency policy

Stocks extended their winning streak Monday after China said it would allow its currency to appreciate against the dollar, a move that could provide a boost for U.S. manufacturers and exporters ...

 

World bank: China Growth 'unsustainable over time'

So the question isn't whether the Chinese economy will change, but how. The optimistic view is that Chinese leaders will slow their investment and credit boom, and at the same time make a transition to a consumer-led economy that doesn't depend so much on exports.

 

China exports leap 46% in February

The nation's exports grow for the third consecutive month compared with a year earlier.

 

Japan's Economy Beats Expectations

Japan's Economy Beats Expectations

Japan's economy grew at a faster than expected pace last quarter, as steady exports to Asia and support from government stimulus measures prevent another downturn in the region's largest economy.

 

China defends export curbs after US, EU complaints

China defended its curbs on exports of industrial raw materials against unfair-trade complaints by the United States and Europe and announced Wednesday it has filed its own challenge to a U.S. ban on imports of Chinese poultry.

 

U.S., EU launch WTO case against China on raw materials

The United States and European Union are launching a World Trade Organization case against China over its export restrictions on raw materials, officials announced on Tuesday.

 

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