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Maersk notes change in St Petersburg First Container Terminal free sto...Apr 28, 2010

DENMARK's container shipping giant Maersk Line has reported that the First Container Terminal in the Port of St Petersburg will change its conditions of free storage of export containers from May 1. Because of this, Maersk will use the following conditions of export dry cargo container storage with a free period of 10 days for storage at the facility by ...

US-China exports prove resilient despite recession Apr 28, 2010

THE US-China Business Council annual survey revealed China's strength as third-largest US export market after Canada and Mexico generating US$69.6 billion in 2009 sales, a slight drop of 0.2 per cent compared to deeper declines of 20 per cent with other countries. The main exports were computers and electronics, agricultural products, chemicals and trans...

Australian firms introduced new Asian export serviceApr 27, 2010

Businesses will be able to import small volumes of goods through Darwin, Australia to Asia under an initiative by Adelaide-based logistics company Northline, the Advertiser reported. From next month, Northline will accept loads that are less than a container load in volume for the Asia route. Previously, freight has arrived only on a full container load...

Soybeans soar as inclement weather hurts productionApr 27, 2010

SINGAPORE: Soybeans advanced to the highest level in more than three months on speculation that cold weather may curb planting in China, boosting demand from the world's largest consumer. Commodities rallied as economic reports pointed to faster growth and concerns about Greece's debt abated. Soybeans for July delivery gained as much as 1 percent to $...

Investors take longer view on going globalApr 27, 2010

BEIJING: Although the global investment environment is improving, Chinese investors are still very prudent and are unlikely to spend large amounts overseas in the short term, according to a report by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT). The report, due to be published on Tuesday, said that 26 percent of corporate interviewee...

Private deals signal cracks on the iron ore pricing frontApr 27, 2010

BEIJING - Many Chinese steel mills have privately accepted the quarterly pricing system for iron ore, indicating an end to this year's ore negotiations. "Some steel mills, including us have accepted the new quarterly pricing system, based on the previous three months' average spot prices," said a sales executive from a large Chinese steel mill. "The C...

US stocks trade mixed on earnings, concerns on financial reformApr 27, 2010

NEW YORK: Wall Street traded mixed on Monday as investors worried the possible US financial regulatory reform would curb financial companies' profit. The US stocks opened higher in the morning as robust earnings continued to boost market sentiment. Dow outperformed other major indexes after Caterpillar Inc. reported a profit in the first quarter before...

Toyota's worldwide sales fall for 2nd straight yearApr 27, 2010

TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp announced Monday from its head office in Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture, its global auto sales in fiscal 2009 fell 1.4 percent to 7,291,000 units, marking the second successive year of decline. In the United States, Toyota's biggest global market, sales plummeted 10.4 percent in the year to March 31, as the automaker's brand image too...

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