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1952 TV US International Trade, Foreign Aid & Marshall Plan
In this episode of “Chronoscope,” George A. Sloan, Chairman of the U.S. Council of International Chamber of Commerce, speaks about international trade and the economic benefits for the US if we commit to international reciprocal trade. He states that the war dampened international trade and increased the amount of aid we send to other countries to 7.5 billion dollars. Sloan states that we could use reciprocal trade as a way to get struggling countries back on their feet, thus eliminating the need for so much foreign aid. Rogers asks if this wouldn’t hurt our competing industries, citing the woolen good industry’s competition with Britain, but Sloan maintains that this is a negligible effect. Sloan even claims that international trade is one practical pathway toward world peace. He then states that the US must create trade relationships because we have begun to import raw materials that are integral to our industry and society. These include tin, iron ore, manganese, and oil. This brings to mind our current dependence on foreign oil and it is interesting to note that all three men see the opening up of oil trading relationships as a necessary and even a good thing. See the full length video at: www.qualityinformationpublishers.com
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Tags: international trade marshall plan globalization commodities imports commodity world exports chamber commerce politics
Posted: 04 October 2007
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Chinese Yuan Now Trading Against Aussie and Canadian Dollar
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China's onshore currency exchange started trading the Chinese yuan against the Canadian and the Australian dollar for the first time on Monday. The initial strength of the yuan against the two currencies was based on its near peg to the US dollar.
Analysts say that it will take some time before the yuan starts to trade more independently on the currency market. The move to expand trade in yuan is part of a plan by the Chinese regime to reduce its reliance on the US dollar when trading internationally in important commodities—like crude oil, natural gas, and iron ore.
Increasing the global power of the yuan is also part of a strategy to market Shanghai as a world center for international trade. Currency traders predict that the next currencies to be added for trade against the yuan will be the Singapore dollar and the Korean won.
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NTDTV
Tags: NTD Chinese Yuan Trade Australian dollar Canadian dollar Finance currency international Shanghai
Posted: 30 November 2011
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Dollar, Equities, Commodities Mark Critical Break on Sentime
Dollar, Equities, Commodities Mark Critical Break on Sentiment Wave and Irish Concerns - DailyFX 11/16 Produced by: DailyFX.com More Videos: http://dailyfx.com/svideo Daily wrap-up of the US Forex market trading session with DailyFX Currency Strategist John Kicklighter. Includes coverage of economic and financial market news, as well as an outlook for the next week and trading ideas.
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DailyFXNews
Tags: forex trading currency fxcm dailyfx trades money usd eur aud cad chf jpy gbp nzd foreign exchange dollar japanese yen canadian euro swiss franc australian new zealand eurusd oil
Posted: 17 November 2010
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Commodities sink as dollar rebounds
Summary of business headlines: Oil sinks $5 in commodities rout helped by stronger dollar; Hedge fund founder Raj Rajaratnam found guilty on all counts in biggest insider trading case in decades; Cisco profits beat, Macy's boosts outlook; Stocks slump.
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Business-fromGrabNetworks
Tags: insider trading europes causing americans greece hedge fund
Posted: 12 May 2011
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Commodities Finish Higher as Crude Manages Positive Close in
Commodities finished trading higher as crude oil futures moved higher in the last hour of trading after sitting lower on concerns about how the earthquake and the resulting impact will affect that country's refining capacity. Gold ended fractionally higher. Light, sweet crude oil for April delivery finished up 0.1%, to $101.19 a barrel. In other energy futures, heating oil was down 0.38% to $3.05 a gallon while natural gas was down 2.8% to $3.92 per million British thermal units. Meanwhile, gold futures ended higher as the dollar weakened. Gold for April delivery finished up 0.2% to $1,424.90 an ounce. In other metal futures, silver was down 0.13% to $35.89 a troy ounce while copper traded down 0.38% to $4.19. The U.S. dollar index (DXY) is down 0.55% to $76.35.
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LocalNews-GrabNetworks
Tags: commodities news crude oil int news GrabNetworks
Posted: 18 March 2011
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