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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 30/03/2005-15/05/2005
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| Trade Surplus Hits Record in April
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| Thailand's sugar industry said that the rejection by the World Trade Organisation (WTO) of a European Union (EU) appeal on its sugar policies would likely benefit suppliers by allowing them to exp...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 21/02/2005-29/03/2005
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| 2004 GDP Grows at Fastest Pace in a Decade
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| Russia's Agriculture Ministry said on March 2nd that the country had removed a temporary ban on imports of beef and pork from six Brazilian states, which had been confirmed free from foot-and-mout...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 05/01/2005-20/02/2005
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| IMF Recommends Approval for Loan Accord
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| According to Brazilian trade authorities, in 2004 exports to Argentina totalled a record high of US$7.37bn, up 61.7% from 2003. In 2004 imports from Argentina totalled US$5.57bn, up 19.3% compared to ...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 12/11/2004-04/01/2005
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| Trade Surplus Reaches Record High in 2004
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| While visiting Brazil in November, Chinese President Hu Jintao said he hoped that annual trade would grow to US$20bn between Brazil and China within three years. Hu said that doubling the amount of bi...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 17/09/2004-11/11/2004
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| Government Beats IMF Budget Surplus Target
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| Defense ministers from South America dismissed a US-backed plan for a larger role by the region's armed forces in fighting terrorism. The heads of the armed forces in Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, B...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 22/07/2004-16/09/2004
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| More Rate Rises Expected
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| In a step toward uniting South America and gaining highway access to the Pacific Ocean, the government opened a new bridge into Bolivia on August 11th and set the cornerstone for another into Peru. Pr...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 09/06/2004-21/07/2004
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| President "Optimistic but Cautious" on Economy
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| In an attempt to secure much needed investment from Wall Street bankers and help accelerate the country's sluggish economic growth, President Lula travelled to New York in June. The visit was the ...
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Extract from the Briefing covering the period 26/04/2004-08/06/2004
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| Economic Growth Beats First Quarter Predictions
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| After a meeting between President Lula and Chinese President Hu Jintao in the Chinese capital on May 24th, the two nations said they had strengthened their economic and political ties and vowed to wor...
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