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U.S. renews push on China's Yuan

Article Abstract:

The Yuan, the currency of China has shown little increase in the past two months causing the United States Department of the Treasury to complain to Beijing. The issue of the revaluation of the Yuan had been thought to be resolved. The undervalued currency is perceived as a detriment to the United States business community.

China, Government expenditures, Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Economic policy, International economic relations, United States. Department of the Treasury, Company pricing policy, Yuan (China)

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WTO sides with EU on steel

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The World Trade Organization (WTO) has decided that US duties on some steel imports from Great Britain are in violation of global trade agreements. The decision represents a major setback for the US steel industry's efforts to protect itself against foreign competition.

United Kingdom, Administration of General Economic Programs, Primary Iron & Steel, Iron and Steel Mills and Ferroalloy Manufacturing, Blast Furnace and Basic Steel Products, Tariffs & Duties, Laws, regulations and rules, International trade, World Trade Organization, Steel industry

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IMF gets low marks amid row over chief

Article Abstract:

A report by the United States claims that the International Monetary Fund, which is currently searching for a new director, and the World Bank are mismanaged and have done little good in aiding developing nations.

European Union, International Affairs, Intnl Banking Agencies, Management, International Monetary Fund, International relations, World Bank, United States foreign relations

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