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2004
Currency Trade News
Beijing Scraps Its Own Penalties On Textile Exports
Tuesday May 31, 2005
China has angrily cancelled the tariffs it had imposed to slow its own textile and clothing exports after the European Union took a growing trade dispute to international arbitration and the United States widened its emergency import quotas.Dollar Slumps On $us Revival
Tuesday May 17, 2005
THE Australian dollar yesterday plunged to its lowest level this year, trampled by a resurgent US currency and a slide in metal prices.Promise Of Tax Cuts Briefly Inspires Dollar
Thursday May 12, 2005
News of the budget's $22 billion income tax cuts boosted the dollar, which was further helped by expectations of a record blow-out in the US trade deficit.It's Full Speed Ahead To Another Asian Meltdown
Monday May 9, 2005
As trade partners waited all last week for a Chinese revaluation, economists saw a leadership focused more on letting the good times roll while they can. Hamish McDonald reports from Hong Kong.Everything's Connected To The Hip Pocket
Saturday May 7, 2005
Oh wow. At $2.7 billion, our trade deficit for March is the second highest monthly deficit ever. And just imagine how much worse it would be if our terms of trade weren't the best they've been for 30 years.The Truth In Trade: More Export Income Means More Import Spending
Saturday May 7, 2005
OH WOW. At $2.7 billion, our trade deficit for March is the second-highest monthly deficit ever. And just imagine how much worse it would be if our terms of trade weren't the best they've been for 30 years.