Under Hong Kong's Import and Export Ordinance, a licence is required for the import, export, re-export or transshipment of strategic commodities.
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How to export a Slack conversation through Corporate Export If you are on the Plus plan, workspace owners can export content from public and private channels as well as direct messages through Corporate Export. 1.
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Use the Preferences, Export option to set the quick export format.
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You can either export each layer at once using Photoshop's "Layers to Files" option (under "File" > "Export") or you can export each layer individually.
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So our export is mainly used for China Chinese export to globally.
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" Erdogan has proposed an export-led growth drive as a solution to the current morass, saying in a speech Tuesday, "We have to produce more, we have export more, export, export… We are going to produce better quality goods domestically that we currently import, and we are going to export them.
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Export-led growth is tricky if people do not know how to export.
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A new online platform, Export Easy, makes it simpler to get export licences.
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The Export Credit Agency, offers guarantees for payments and financing in export transactions.
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The ECAs include Export-Import Bank of China, Export Credit Insurance Corporation of South Africa, Italy's Sace and Japan's Nippon Export and Investment Insurance, the source said.
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He said the proper term was the more neutral "export control" or "export management".
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"We'll likely export less or even don't export for December," said a trader with a state oil refiner, who arranged two cargoes of diesel for export in November.
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According to the export data, permanent export licenses for Marlin were granted for Egypt, India, Indonesia, Israel, Kenya, Turkey and Vietnam (a license for export to Ethiopia was refused).
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Sahat Sinaga, executive director of the Indonesia Vegetable Oil Association, said with no export levy palm companies prefer to export CPO which is cheaper to export than refined products.
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Travel is already our country's No. 1 service export, and our second-largest export overall.
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"We cannot just have German export rules and French export rules and Spanish," he said.
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Export demand is also under pressure, he said, due to cheaper export prices from Chinese mills.
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The United States is Denmark's third-largest export market and the EU's single largest export market.
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More important, Canada is our largest export market, and Mexico is our second-largest export market.
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SMRs for export: The final idea tossed around to jumpstart SMRs is building them for export.
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Boosting the economy Ghana's non-traditional export sector, which basket weaving falls under, contributes about 20% to the country's export trade, says Afua Asabea Asare, CEO of Ghana Export Promotion Authority.
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"Regardless of which department controls the export, all firearms will remain subject to U.S. government export authorization requirements, interagency review, and monitoring of commercial entities involved in export and sales," Rich Ashooh, the assistant secretary of Commerce for export administration, said on the same call with Cooper.
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"Regardless of which department controls the export, all firearms will remain subject to U.S. government export authorization requirements, interagency review, and monitoring of commercial entities involved in export and sales," he added.
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Primorsk - the biggest Urals export port by volume - is currently the only purely clean Urals export route.
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Some U.S. companies are still able to export chips to Huawei after being granted temporary export licenses.
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Export-oriented economy releases May export orders data on Monday - orders have fallen for 13 straight months.
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The $26 billion export industry employs four million people and generates 80 percent of Bangladesh's export earnings.
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The Export-Import Bank, it's a federal agency, it gives loans to companies that export American products.
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American soybean growers export half of what they produce; wheat farmers export 46 percent of their crop.
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"The higher export duties make it less attractive for Argentinian producers to export their products," Commerzbank said.
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ALSO, THE THINGS THEY EXPORT TO US ARE NOT THE SAME AS THE THINGS WE EXPORT TO THEM.
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"The people in Quebec made this food a stereotype; you export what you want to export," Kruise says.
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So export violations, export of technology that are going to bad actor countries like North Korea, potentially China.
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Libya's export terminals, shut since 2014, could reopen, potentially restoring 600,000 barrels per day of crude export capacity.
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Regardless, the point remains: the best nations export players to the best teams, and England don't export any.
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ON THE OTHER HAND, WE'RE GOING TO TAKE A SERIOUS LOOK AT, AND TO THE EXTENT WE THINK T EXPORT/I EXPORT/IMPORT BANK CAN BE COMPETITIVE IN HELPING SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE BUSINESSES EXPORT.
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For manufacturers, growth in both export sales and new export orders was the slowest since the end of 2016.
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In its weekly export sales report, the USDA put export sales of U.S. soybeans in the week to Oct.
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EXPORT-IMPORT BANK In 2015, Mr. Trump slammed the export financing agency as "featherbedding" for politicians and big corporations.
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But if U.S. wheat prices rise too much on export optimism, then, ironically, U.S. export competitiveness can be lost.
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There's no option to export calendars in iCloud on the web but you can do it from the Calendars app on the Mac machine you're about to leave behind: click File then Export then Export again.
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Cereal prices fell partly because new crops weighed on rice export quotations and export competition drove down maize, FAO said.
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I like that this export of Korean beauty isn't just an export of product but of the overall Korean culture.
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Brazil's defense ministry said authorization for the export to Djibouti did not allow for legal re-export to other nations.
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We want to find export markets for American businesses because they'll be able to add workers the more they export.
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Our new export assistance needs clarity of purpose, including what export assistance needs to achieve and in what time frame.
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"Current export demand remains overall modest although some German new crop has apparently been sold for export," the trader said.
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It said the government has taken measures such as increasing export duties on some steel products and cutting export rebates.
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The import and export data of March that China published few days ago also reflects Chinese intention to expand export.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - The U.S. Export Import bank may win legal approval to resume export financing for Boeing Co (BA.
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But Israel can't export to the rest of the Middle East, and U.S. products are subject to tight export restrictions.
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In all, nine of 11 export sectors posted gains, which Export Development Chief Economist Peter Hall described as a relief.
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ZTE planned to "illicitly re-export controlled items to Iran in violation of U.S export laws," the Commerce Department said.
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Another four export terminals are expected to be completed by 73, pushing U.S. export capacity to 9.2 bcf per day.
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An export tax of $18 per tonne is applied whenever the export price is between $800 and $850 per tonne.
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There's a raft of penalties for companies that defy export bans, ranging from civil fines to denial orders that would place explicit limits on what the violating company can export, all administered by dedicated Export Enforcement investigators.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:MacBook Pro (From $1,299.99 at Best Buy)Lenovo IdeaPad 130 (From $299.99 at Best Buy)How to export a Slack conversation through Standard Export If you are the workspace owner or admin, you can export content from all public channels of a workspace through the Standard Export. 1.
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Their traditional economic models — for Russia the export of energy products and for China the export of goods — looks increasingly uncertain.
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India has asked sugar mills to export 5 million tonnes of sugar to trim inventories and has also announced export incentives.
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"Since early this year we started to export, it's not huge quantities, but it's still an export to Jordan," he said.
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In March, India asked mills to export 2 million tonnes of sugar and fixed a mandatory export quota for each mill.
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We have seen prices falling in several wheat export regions including Europe as markets seek to position to win export business.
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Export Development Canada Chief Economist Peter Hall said eight of the 11 main export sectors had grown for three consecutive months.
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I am referring to the possibility of introducing export tariffs by the Russian government on deliveries of oil products for export.
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"Even if we are allowed to export, we will have nothing to export, as stock levels are low," Nageeb told Reuters.
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That would boost margins for India's coastal refineries, which would not pay the export tax as they are import-export businesses.
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EXXON TO EXPORT TWO 1-MLN BBL CARGOES; HESS, GUYANA GOVERNMENT PLAN TO EXPORT 1-MLN BBL CARGOES EACH IN FEB
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"The uranium authorized for export is to be returned to the United States," the NRC instructed in the export license amendment.
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But now, according to the latest data, export in May 2018 was US$ 212.87 billion while export was US$20173 billion.
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Over 42,000 American firms export to the United Kingdom; it is the fourth-largest export destination for American goods and services.
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If you don't want to take the iCloud for Windows and Outlook route for your contacts and calendars, you need to take the old-fashioned export and import route: there are export options in both the Contacts app for Mac (File, Export) and iCloud on the web (select all your contacts then click the cog icon and Export vCard).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China provided as much as $130 billion in government export financing support in 2018, dwarfing every other country and fueling a new export lending arms race, the U.S. Export-Import Bank said in a report on Friday.
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However, total export sales, bushels that have been sold but not shipped yet, and total export shipments are currently running 22019 percent behind last year's pace, suggesting a similar cut to export demand versus the expected 3.5 percent gain.
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Japan warned on Thursday it could broaden export restrictions to South Korea beyond three chipmaking materials put under export control last month.
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Freeport Indonesia still cannot export its copper concentrates until the trade ministry issues an export permit based on the mines ministry's recommendation.
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The Dutch government, following an intense lobbying campaign, withheld an export license for the Dutch company to export to a Chinese chipmaker.
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Here you need to visit the web interface, then export your schedules by clicking the cog icon, Settings, Calendars and Export Calendars.
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But analysts say robust export readings won't last much longer, noting Chinese factory surveys have been showing contracting export orders for months.
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The report showed old-crop export sales in the latest week totaled 177,900 tonnes and new-crop export sales 1.598 million tonnes.
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Estimates on how much Iran will be able to export vary wildly and even its current export levels have become increasingly opaque.
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But data on exports comes indirectly from the shippers' export declarations (SEDs), now renamed electronic export information (EEI), made to U.S. Customs.
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But as export volumes have climbed and become more variable the potential for estimating errors in the weekly export numbers has increased.
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Some workers have benefited from rising exports, because firms that export pay more; one estimate puts the export wage-premium at 18%.
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Nord Stream 2 and another Russian gas export project, TurkStream, are designed to bypass Ukraine, Moscow's key gas export route to Europe.
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In Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2013, go to the File menu on the ribbon toolbar, choose Open & Export and then Import/Export.
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In recent years, a political debate has continued on whether the Export-Import Bank (EXIM), the U.S. export credit agency, should exist.
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"I'm going to be closely watching the export numbers from USDA this week, particularly export sales of hogs to China," Seifried said.
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Drafted by AIPAC, the new proposed legislation expands the "Export Administration Act" of 1979 and the Export-Import Bank Act of 1945.
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Meanwhile, export tax payments plunged 143%, far sharper than the 7.8% on-year drop in export value within the same time frame.
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Its brands, which include Saigon Lager, Saigon Export and 333 Export, are "all over the place", Neo Gim Siong Bennett told Reuters.
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We had export limits on what Cray could export to other countries, because obviously computer power is a cryptologic advantage for us.
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Export credit-backed financing provides guarantees that support the export and supply of domestic goods or contractors or in some cases direct lending.
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However, the country's rice export association has said the floods will not likely affect Thailand's export target of 10 million tonnes this year.
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Corn export inspections of 23 million tonnes topped analysts' expectations and wheat export inspections of 24,424 tonnes were in line with trade estimates.
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Reality Check: Sanders on Export-Import Bank By Tami Luhby, CNNMoney An argument over the little-known Export-Import Bank erupted during debate.
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Sabine Pass got its export approval in 2012, and in 2015, the Energy Department increased the volume of gas the facility could export.
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This involves the export, re-export, and transfer (in-country) of 12-gauge shotguns, optical sighting devices for firearms, and crime control equipment.
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Agricultural export prices decreased 2 percent over the past year, while overall export prices rose 4.3 percent between July 85033 and July 2018.
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Canada and Mexico are the two largest export markets of the U.S. and two of the top three export markets for America's farmers.
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JAKARTA, May 28 (Reuters) - * Indonesia has set its crude palm oil export tax and a separate export levy at zero for June, the trade ministry said on Tuesday * The ministry set the crude palm oil reference price (CPO) at $547.17 per tonne, below the $750 per tonne threshold to collect export taxes and the $570 per tonne threshold to collect the export levy * The cocoa export tax for June will be kept at 5%, with the export reference price set at $2,327.27 per tonne for next month, the ministry said in a statement (Reporting by Bernadette Christina Munthe; Editing by Joseph Radford)
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Platts Analytics expects that the six LNG export terminals currently under construction will be completed over the next five years, raising total U.S. LNG export capacity to 2628 Bcf/d, and that U.S. LNG export terminals will reach full utilization by 28503.
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Additionally, back in December, Tilt Brush added another export feature that allows users to easily export Tilt Brush sessions to YouTube (another Google company).
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The USDA said old-crop export sales of corn came in at 667,800 tonnes last week and new-crop export sales were 687,800 tonnes.
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If approved, the bill would enforce bans on the export of US components to Chinese companies that have violated either sanctions or export laws.
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It's the fastest rate of export since the Chinese government quietly got rid of a previous 103% export levy at the start of 210.
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Success could also establish a new export industry for the country, extracting hydrogen from coal then converting it to liquid for export to Japan.
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Cheniere operates the Sabine Pass liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility in Louisiana, the only LNG export terminal operating in the lower 48 states.
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On December 203th he scrapped export taxes on agricultural products such as wheat, beef and corn and reduced them on soyabeans, the biggest export.
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The best evidence that this is already happening comes from strong export data in typically export-oriented countries like Taiwan, South Korea, and Singapore.
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Current account surpluses averaging 3.4% of GDP are also forecast for 2017-0003, supported by gains in export competitiveness and a diversifying export base.
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These come from a clutch of producers permissioned to toll-treat raw materials and export refined copper without paying the 15-percent export tax.
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Why it matters: Surging shale production — combined with growing LNG and crude export infrastructure — is making the U.S. a player in global export markets.
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Chinese export controls on exports of rare earths would be a fairly clear violation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) prohibition on export restrictions.
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As Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross commented in May when awarding one of the president's export awards, international education is America's seventh largest export industry.
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As a result, export revenue during the quarter grew a whopping 18.72753 percent despite the fact that crude export volumes dipped nearly 4 percent.
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Yes, but: America's oil-export boom is an impressive growth story, but it still pales in comparison when it comes to actual export levels.
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Export controls will never end all abuses–export control authorities will always be subject to political pressure and reflect the foreign policy of states.
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American farmers export $18 billion worth of agricultural goods to Mexico annually and even more to Canada, two of our three largest export markets.
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FedEx's lawsuit against the Department of Commerce points to the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) that prohibit parties from shipping items subject to export restrictions.
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" Perry made similar comments on LNG imports, touching on one of his tried and true lines, "We don't just export LNG, we export freedom.
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Nearly 28503,22019 Texas companies are involved in the export business, and according to the latest numbers, nearly 1 million Texas jobs are export-supported.
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The most promising and timely export data is coming from China, our third-largest export market and the second largest economy in the world.
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Since the turn of the millennium, China has leapt from the 11th-largest export market for the US to the third-largest export market.
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Other governments have started to mimic China and use their export credit agencies to "maximize the long-run export footprint" to establish customer bases abroad.
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With the temporary permit, and provided it commits to building a second smelter, "Freeport can export concentrate and pay an export duty," Pamuji told reporters.
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VTB has already taken major strides by buying stakes in two Black Sea grain export terminals at Novorossiisk, Russia's main deep-sea grain export hub.
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The only hitch was that Colombia had never agreed to export a native species before and the government would simply not issue the export permits.
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Export credit agencies (ECAs) offer loan guarantees, and sometimes direct financing to overseas buyers, to facilitate the export and supply of domestic goods or contractors.
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CEZ had sought help in financing the project from the state-owned Czech Export Bank (CEB) and the Czech state export credit insurance provider EGAP.
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Exxon declared force majeure on the grade, Nigeria's largest export stream, after a leak on the pipeline that feeds the oil to the export terminal.
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If it cannot import enough naphtha to formulate its oil for export, PDVSA plans to start mixing other domestic fuels to ready oil for export.
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State refiners have already been exporting fuels at record amounts, but a lack of export infrastructure is hampering teapots' efforts despite winning government export permits.
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Export orders also shrank in Japan and South Korea, suggesting increasing protectionism and concerns of slower Chinese demand are weighing on Asia's export-reliant economies.
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That accounted for nearly a third of the total U.S. export volume and was valued at $1.37 billion, according to the U.S. Meat Export Federation.
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Israel sees Egypt as a key market to export its newfound gas and a landmark $15 billion export deal is due to commence this year.
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The import and export that are priced in USD mixed, export dropped 2.7% and import increased 14.4% which is the first trade deficit since Feb.
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This position works with member companies to develop NAM positions on export controls, defense trade, export financing, customs and border issues, sanctions and manufacturing competitiveness.
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UK Export Finance, Britain's export credit agency, has already rejected financing for Long Phu 1 because of the government's climate change priorities, a spokeswoman said.
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His government, meanwhile, lowered two key taxes — the mineral extraction tax and export tariff — creating an incentive for Russian oil companies to export more oil.
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But new export orders contracted slightly, pointing to persistent sluggishness in global demand that has weighed on Asia's export-reliant economies for nearly two years.
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Iridium used export credit financing through the French agency Bpifrance Assurance Export to finance the construction of the $3 billion Iridium NEXT network of satellites.
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The trade war between the global titans - Japan's key export markets - has already curbed world trade, dealing a blow to the export-reliant Japanese economy.
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Freeport was last month granted an export permit valid until February 2018, allowing it to resume export shipments until at least October 2017, pending further negotiations.
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That means the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (Bafa) probably cannot issue new export approvals, but projects already agreed will not be affected initially.
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Jacoby said the move to turn the Talegaon assembly into an export-only plant will not impact GM Korea and its position as an export hub.
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"I think there is that drive to export and to stake your claim in the export market," said Erin Burns, senior EU sugar analyst at Platts.
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Some of it seems to be coming from Chinese smelters themselves, or at least the handful that have clearance to export without paying the export duty.
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Japanese policymakers tend to try to talk down the yen to prevent it from strengthening, which can undermine export competitiveness and hurt Japan's export-reliant economy.
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Export orders also shrank in Japan and South Korea, suggesting that increasing protectionism and concerns of slower Chinese demand are weighing on Asia's export-reliant economies.
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The island's export orders, a gauge of export shipments in two-three months' time, in August got a boost from iPhone 7 and other tech products.
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The Art Fund announced that it will cease organizing campaigns to save works under threat of export unless the UK's laws on export licenses are reformed.
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However, with Indian refiners returning from maintenance and Chinese producers receiving additional export quotas, the chances are more gasoline will be available in Asia's export markets.
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PDVSA SCRAMBLES TO AVOID EXPORT SHORTFALL Separately, a days-long blackout across the country has halted exports from Jose port, the nation's primary crude export terminal.
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"This means that the DIHK export forecast of more than 5 percent German export growth in the United States is already more than questionable," Treier said.
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As stated by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative, in 2015, Mexico was the second-largest good export market and third- largest agricultural export market.
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"So China's overall export sector is not highly dependent on the U.S. market, although the U.S. market is clearly significant for certain export industries," Biswas said.
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Tillerson announced $3 billion in financing on behalf of the Export-Import Bank, the U.S. official export credit agency, for Iraqi state companies buying American exports.
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The United States is its second-biggest export market receiving around 10,000 tons of the cheese per year from a total export production of 54,000 tons.
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America's LNG export capacity is expected to reach over 10 billion cubic feet per day in 85033, which is almost double the export capacity in 2018.
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Users can also pick if they want an HTML or JSON export, and choose the quality of the media to minimize the size of the export.
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The trade dispute between the neighbors began in July when Japan imposed tighter export controls on three chemicals South Korean companies use to produce semiconductors and displays for smartphones and TVs, which are major export items for South Korea, citing unspecified security concerns over Seoul's export controls.
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Rising U.S. soybean export prices discouraged China from signing deals for the rest of the purchase commitments before trade talks collapsed in May, one export broker said.
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Global manufacturers have reported falling export orders for eight months since September, according to the new export orders component of the JP Morgan global purchasing managers' index.
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Global manufacturers have reported falling export orders for eight months since September, according to the new export orders component of the JP Morgan global purchasing managers index.
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TERMINAL MOVES VTB has already taken major strides by buying stakes in two Black Sea grain export terminals at Novorossiisk, Russia's main deep-sea grain export hub.
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New Layer Export options come with an Export to GIF feature, which let artists create looping animations with frame rates from 0.1 to 60 frames per second.
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Days after taking office in 2015, President Mauricio Macri cut 5 percentage points off the export tax on soybeans and cut export taxes on corn and wheat.
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The United States is the second-biggest export destination for German auto manufacturers after China, while vehicles and car parts are Germany's biggest source of export income.
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Separately, the Commerce Department reportedly subpoenaed Huawei in 2016, demanding the company turn over information regarding the export or re-export of American technology to North Korea.
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Export of medical cannabis in Israel is not yet allowed but the government has been reviewing the matter after taking initial steps toward creating an export policy.
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The export cuts will start in the middle of December but IRCo did not specify the volume of export cuts or how long the scheme would last.
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Gatot told parliament the mining ministry supported the renewal of Freeport's export permit because of the miner's willingness to continue paying an export tax of 5 percent.
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And it's not clear when, exactly, lawmakers would be notified: before an export license is approved, before the actual export, or after the transaction has taken place.
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Today, 31 other OECD countries have an export credit agency like ours; the U.S. is the only G-21625 country without a fully functioning export credit agency.
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"Just think about the jobs that would be created in Wyoming if we decided to maximize your capacity to export wind as you export coal," he said.
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The United States is the second-biggest export destination for German auto manufacturers after China, and vehicles and car parts are Germany's biggest source of export income.
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"In case Russia flooded China with its cheap aluminum - as they have no alternative export destinations other than China ... then China would have to export," Lau said.
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Tighter export controls, effective from July 4, would slow the export process, potentially affecting South Korean tech giants such as Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and LG Electronics.
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The German company said it did not circumvent European Union export restrictions and said the Swiss State Secretariat for Economic Affairs had confirmed compliance with export regulations.
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He said his company was in talks with several export credit agencies such as Italy's SACE and France's Hermes, as well as Greek export credit insurer ECIO.
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It includes an "Export notes" feature, but it only lets you export notes into two formats that are compatible with just a few other note-taking apps.
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She said strong export activity from Thailand will pressure Brazilian export premiums for a while, preventing any short-term improvement in the sugar business for Brazil mills.
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Export sales of U.S. corn of 22017 million tonnes were within the range of expectations and export sales of U.S. wheat of 84.63,284.6 tonnes were above expectations.
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The expanded request, which supersedes last week's filing, adds China's export duties on chromium, as well as its export quotas on antimony, indium, magnesia, talc and tin.
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Export sales of U.S. corn of 282.3 million tonnes were within the range of expectations and export sales of U.S. wheat of 103.5.8,581 tonnes were above expectations.
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Yu Long pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to engage in the theft of trade secrets to benefit a foreign government and one count of unlawful export and attempted export of defense articles in violation of the Arms Export Control Act, the Justice Department said in a statement.
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According to Citigroup strategists, the measure to watch is the price differential between U.S. Gulf Coast soybeans for export and currency-adjusted export prices at major Brazilian ports.
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Speeding export licenses and creating a special export department at the Defence Ministry have helped military manufacturers land high-profile contracts and compete in Asia and North America.
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However, since the export policy reform came mid-season, Argentine wheat can likely expect greater impacts on both its production and export programs for next season, and beyond.
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Democrats expect Trump to come out in support of the U.S. federal export credit agency, which backstops loans made to foreign companies seeking to purchase U.S. export goods.
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K. companies selling components to the EU will face an average export tariff of 4.5 percent while manufacturers of vehicles will face an export tariff of 10 percent.
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As for the export violations, they say Fishenko intended for Arc to be a lawful export company, but "wrongly fostered a laissez-faire attitude toward the licensing requirements."
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"We will negotiate in an atmosphere slightly more favorable after today's export certification suspension," Rangel said, adding the temporary export halt maintains the credibility of Brazil's inspection services.
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Other groups that receive trade promotion funding under the FMD program include the U.S. Meat Export Federation, U.S. Grains Council, American Hardwood Export Council and American Soybean Association.
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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Russia's arms export agency hopes to meet its arms export target worth $14 billion set for this year, agency head Alexander Fomin said on Wednesday.
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But on July 7 Bellamy's said Chinese authorities had suspended Camperdown's export licence, throwing plans for the firm to regain ground in its largest export market into disarray.
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Recent strengthening of prices for some of South Africa's key export commodities will also support export receipts and the strong harvest will reduce the need for food imports.
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EXPORT BAN: Indonesia is temporarily stopping nickel ore exports as authorities investigate "massive violations" of export rules, Luhut Pandjaitan, coordinating minister overseeing maritime and mining said on Tuesday.
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The Saudi government said it was cancelling all export duties on steel for two years to encourage local industries, and would slash cement export tariffs by 50 percent.
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They, along with the company's export compliance officer, pleaded guilty last October to conspiracy to defraud the United States and illegally export aviation parts and equipment to Syria.
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Sempra Energy, which is building an LNG export facility in Louisiana and proposing another in Texas, has formally agreed to negotiate a potential export contract with South Korea.
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The Commerce Department subpoenaed Huawei, demanding it turn over all information regarding the export or re-export of American technology to Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan and Syria.
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"In an export-oriented economy - in which the U.S. is still the largest export destination - the prospects of more complicated trade are creating concern," ING economist Carsten Brzeski said.
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Industry is especially important for Germany, whose export-oriented economy is especially dependent on its commanding lead in the export of high-value engineering goods to the wider world.
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Japan - which has been the top U.S. beef export market this year - saw a 40% drop in export sales for the four week period compared to a year earlier.
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PDVSA has fallen behind on its export contracts this year, raising the prospect of temporary cancellation of shipments under force majeure if it cannot recover production and export capacity.
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Tom Cotton urged Trump to impose orders banning the export of US parts and components to Chinese telecommunications companies like Huawei that violate US export control or sanctions laws.
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"The U.K. Government takes its arms export responsibilities very seriously and operates one of the most robust arms export control regimes in the world," he said in a statement.
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The properties are hitting the market at a time of upbeat beef export forecasts and favorable weather conditions, and boast a strong geographic position close to Asian export markets.
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"We do not want to see the effectiveness of export control laws become compromised, especially export laws intended to address human rights violations and systematic oppression," the lawmakers wrote.
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New Delhi has set a sugar export target of 5 million tonnes, but mills are likely to export around 3 million tonnes in 2018/19, said Naiknavare of NFCSF.
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From there you can share it with others or export again to Paint 3D, where you can further decorate it or export (yet again) to other, more interoperable formats.
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"From the start, it is totally unclear under what basis South Korea can say that Japan's export control measures don't meet the export control regime," Seko said on Twitter.
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In the Options box, click Advanced and in the Export area, click the Export button to start the process of locating your Contacts folder and exporting it as a .
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We call on the International Working Group on Export Credits to develop a new set of guidelines for government supported export credits, as soon as possible in 2019. 6.
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The president also touted the approval of a new petroleum pipeline to Mexico and licenses to export liquefied natural gas from a proposed export terminal in Lake Charles, Louisiana.
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In addition, the money earned by China from Europe through the export of products will return to Europe through the export of services, creating a more balanced financial situation.
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Economist Brzeski said in an export-oriented economy like Germany's — in which the U.S. is still the largest export destination — the prospects of more complicated trade are creating concern.
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Progress towards the resumption of beef export is a welcome development for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's government as it looks to export agricultural products as a new growth driver.
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Advancements in shale technology and expansion of the United States' pipeline network and oil export infrastructure have enabled it to export hydrocarbon resources for the first time in decades.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) did not report any new sales of soybeans - the most valuable U.S. crop export to China - in its daily export sales reporting system.
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The plant was the only LNG export facility in North America for 47 years until Cheniere Energy Inc's Sabine Pass export terminal in Louisiana entered service in February 2016.
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This year, Uganda agreed with Tanzania to develop a pipeline to help export its crude, snubbing Kenya which wanted to host the export route via its newly-discovered oil fields.
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Refiners have also been granted higher product export quotas this year compared to 2018, meaning they can import more crude in order to sell refined fuels to the export markets.
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However, the impact of a noticeable improvement in export volume growth over the last three quarters has been partly offset by weakening export prices, due to the commodity price decline.
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They also fear Brexit (Britain is Germany's fourth-biggest export market), the restless mood in France and the unpredictable populist government in Italy (Germany's second- and sixth-largest export markets).
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Tighter export controls, to become effective on Thursday, would slow the export process by several months, hitting South Korean tech giants, such as Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and LG Display.
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A report on Monday on the potential impact of stringent export controls on technologies found that U.S. firms could lose up to $56.3 billion in export sales over five years.
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China wants to export apples and dairy products and India is hoping to export skimmed milk products and buffalo meat, two Indian sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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In 2012, the Obama administration prevented the company from receiving US export licenses, financing from the US Export Import Bank, or any loans over $10 million from US financial institutions.
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" Both of these special users can download a "standard export" of anything posted to public channels, but only workspace owners can see your DMs, through what's called a "compliance export.
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Wheat export sales also were bigger than expected, totalling 1.018 million tonnes, while corn export sales of 0.71213,200 tonnes fell below the low end of a range of analysts' expectations.
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DHAKA, Aug 11 (Reuters) - Bangladesh's export fell 3.5 percent in July from a year earlier to $2.5 billion, the Export Promotion Bureau said on Thursday, 25 percent below the target.
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Additional export quotas for independent refineries along with export-linked incentives for refineries owned by state-owned oil giant Sinopec Corp are expected to lead to higher shipments in 2016.
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Wheat export sales also were bigger than expected, totaling 1.018 million tonnes, while corn export sales of 630,200 tonnes fell below the low end of a range of analysts' expectations.
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It's admittedly an amazing export product in Asia, setting the trends in fashion, music and TV shows while still being in South Korean only, and not designed for export initially.
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Khatija Haque, regional economist at Emirates NBD, said firmer export demand contributed to new order growth in November, with new export orders rising at their fastest pace in four months.
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Referring to the export curbs, Japanese officials have cited "inadequate management" of sensitive items exported to South Korea as well as lack of consultations to exchange information on export controls.
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Germany's arms export policies and wait times for export licenses threaten the future of big Franco-German projects to develop tanks, combat jets and drones, France's ambassador to Germany said.
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"Travel bans have hit the tourism sector across the region, while supply chain disruptions within China will weigh on the export and manufacturing performance of export-dependent economies," she said.
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It was a very close relationship: Cotton was the No. 21860 export from the US, which was largely an export-driven economy as it was modernizing and shifting into industrialization.
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They use their contacts and infrastructure to piece together a supply chain from entry to export in Costa Rica, contracting different cells to receive, store, transport and export the drugs.
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Through a package of sanctions, export controls, interdictions and missile defense, they should aim to prevent Iran from acquiring an intercontinental ballistic missile and from continuing to export missile technology.
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Inbound travel spending is considered an export and at $245 billion, according to the U.S. Travel Association, it represents the second largest industry export after transportation equipment, such as airplanes.
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"If this were to have a significant adverse affect on export performance, then the fear of job losses in export-oriented industries and their suppliers would presumably rise," he said.
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"I'm sure Canada will export as much as they can to China," said John Baize, president of John C. Baize and Associates, a consultant for the U.S. Soybean Export Council.
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In August, the company, which submitted its fuel exports application months ago, sold its first jet fuel cargo for export through a state-owned firm, bypassing Beijing's export quota restriction.
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Earlier this month, the paper exporter tapped 12 of its relationship banks for an US$850m loan tied to its export contracts, commonly known as a pre-export financing facility.
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However, growth in new export orders slowed sharply due to a stronger yen, posing an additional risk for Japan's export-intensive manufacturing sector even as global trade tensions heat up.
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Tighter export controls, which take effect on Thursday, will slow the export process by several months, hitting South Korean tech giants such as Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix and LG Display.
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JAKARTA, June 27 (Reuters) - * Indonesia's export taxes on crude palm oil will remain at zero for the month of July, while export taxes for cocoa beans will stay at 5%, according to Trade Ministry * The ministry set July crude palm oil reference price (CPO) at $542.45 per tonne, below the $750 per tonne threshold to collect export taxes and the $570 per tonne threshold to collect the export levy * The cocoa export tax next month will be kept at 5%, with the reference price set at $2,454.93 per tonne, the ministry document showed (Reporting by Fransiska Nangoy; editing by David Evans)
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Norway's average export price last week stood at 54.94 Norwegian crowns per kilo compared to 65.14 crowns in the same week of 2017, when total export volumes amounted to 14,927 tonnes.
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China has become the most important export market in the world for bakery products and cereals, while the United States is the most important export market for fish, fruits, and vegetables.
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Expectations of high supply of cereal following the removal of export taxes in Argentina weighed on wheat prices, and maize prices fell as export competition intensified and international demand remained sluggish.
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The export order from will allow Freeport LNG to export up to 0.72 billion cubic feet per day of liquified natural gas from a fourth liquefaction train at the LNG Terminal.
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Japan tightened export controls last month for materials used to make chips, South Korea's top export item, intensifying a row over wartime forced labor and sparking a consumer backlash in Korea.
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One revision would exempt products covered by other export rules, meaning a technology already covered by the Arms Export Control Act, to cite one example, would also fall under CFIUS jurisdiction.
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"Despite posting new records, A&D export gains continued to level off in 2016 as a result of lower export volumes from the industry's civil aerospace sector," the quarterly bulletin read.
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Norway's average export price last week stood at 62.22 Norwegian crowns per kilo compared to 63.33 crowns in the same week of 2017, when total export volumes amounted to 15,394 tonnes.
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South Korea had warned it could reconsider the GSOMIA after Japan imposed export curbs on some materials vital to South Korean chipmakers and stripped South Korea of fast-track export status.
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Lifting the restrictions on farmed salmon, Norway's second-largest export after oil and gas, could add 265 billion Norwegian crowns ($230 million) to annual export earnings from the industry, NSC said.
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The $10 billion phase 1 of the Cameron LNG joint-venture liquefaction-export project, which includes three liquefaction trains with approximately 14 Mtpa of export capacity, is under construction in Louisiana.
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Ishihara said the U.S. import tariffs on aluminium, imposed in March, have limited impact on its export as its U.S. export is small and some of its products have been exempted.
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Norway's average export price last week stood at 57.36 Norwegian crowns per kilo compared to 72.56 crowns in the same week of 2017, when total export volumes amounted to 13,239 tonnes.
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Norway's average export price last week stood at 55.66 Norwegian crowns per kilo compared to 72.57 crowns in the same week of 2017, when total export volumes amounted to 14,277 tonnes.
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Just over a third of respondents said protectionism was affecting their export and international investment strategies, while 31% said the U.S.-China trade dispute was hitting their export and investment activities.
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While the United States, the U.K., and some European countries need to export and invest more while consuming less, Germany and China need to spend more and export less, King said.
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The U.S. Commerce Department is set to place export restrictions on Chinese telecoms equipment maker ZTE for alleged violations of U.S. export controls on Iran, according to documents seen by Reuters.
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The project is one of a dozen U.S. LNG export terminals under development that expect to make a final investment decision in 2019, which would greatly expand U.S. LNG export capability.
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Norway's average export price last week stood at 56.99 Norwegian crowns per kilo compared to 70.33 crowns in the same week of 2017, when total export volumes amounted to 14,203 tonnes.
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An export programme without a pro-European stance doesn't work for me, and I firmly believe that leaving the EU would be fundamentally detrimental to Metail's export future and growth prospects.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's export orders likely declined for an eighth straight month in June, a Reuters poll showed, as soft global electronic demand continued to hurt the export-reliant island's economy.
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"We export lots of things, and in our future, I want us to export a lot of wind power," Kansas' conservative Republican governor, Sam Brownback, declared in a speech in 2011.
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Shortly after the export ban was announced, the overseas collector rescinded the request for an export license and said he would consider lending it to a British institution, according to Sotheby's.
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Although Serbia can export up to 1 million tonnes of wheat in any given year, corn is the country's major commodity crop export and competes directly on the Black Sea market.
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The weaker export performance was also partly down to a statistical base effect from particularly strong export growth in June 2017, when South Korea won major shipbuilding contracts, Lee also said.
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The loan financing, announced in November, is guaranteed by UK Export Finance (UKEF), the British export credit agency, and will enable Saudi Aramco to buy British goods and services more easily.
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These range from banning visas and denying access to the US-based Export-Import Bank, to the harsher options of blocking transactions with the US financial system and denying export licenses.
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It has seen a transformation of its economy in many ways; it has gone from an economy that didn't export much besides oil and tourism to a major manufacturing export power.
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These range from banning visas and denying access to the U.S.-based Export-Import Bank, to the harsher options of blocking transactions with the U.S. financial system and denying export licenses.
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If you are a workspace owner or an admin, it only takes a few clicks to use the Standard Export or Corporate Export method to save content from a Slack channel.
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"We export lots of things, and in our future, I want us to export a lot of wind power," Kansas' conservative Republican governor, Sam Brownback, said in a speech in 2011.
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Cashews make up around 80 percent of all export revenues from the small West African country and secret cross-border sales means the historically unstable country misses out on export taxes.
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The data of export curve is greater than that of import curve in long term though, and because of seasoning factors and other overseas economy conditions, export data experienced more turbulence.
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Prices of some commodities that are Indonesia's main export products have risen in recent months, and this has helped the country to get more export earnings, statistics bureau officials have said.
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After a record Russian wheat harvest flooded export markets in 2017/18, lower expectations for its next crop and a lower euro have helped the idea of an EU export rebound.
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" — Energy secretary looking for help to export coal: "U.
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GERMANY - AS AN EXPORT NATION - WOULD BE PARTICULARLY HIT
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Estimated export data from the U.S. to the United Kingdom by industry and U.S. congressional district shows a United States that is intimately linked in trade with the U.K. Using 85003 data, the U.K. was America's fifth-biggest export partner for goods and biggest export partner for services, with about $126 billion in exports.
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On July 4, Japan tightened export controls for materials used to make chips, South Korea's top export item, intensifying a row over wartime forced labour and inviting a consumer backlash in Korea.
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The US subpoenaed Huawei last June, demanding that it turn over all documents covering the export or re-export of American tech to countries including Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Syria, and Cuba.
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And if top universities choose to start accepting work that falls under export controls, they could deter top foreign students from applying, says Steve Eisner, director of export compliance at Stanford University.
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Still, policymakers and analysts are carefully watching how trade disputes between the United States and China - Japan's two major export destinations - may affect corporate capital spending plans in an export-reliant economy.
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Strong exit rules are needed to verify, inspect, certify and codify vehicles before export, and all vehicles with compromised emissions and safety features need to be barred from export, the study said.
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The historical comparison is telling since a previous export stream of refined tin came to an abrupt halt at the start of 2008 with the imposition of a 10 percent export tax.
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On July 4, Japan tightened export controls for materials used to make chips, South Korea's top export item, intensifying a row over wartime forced labor and inviting a consumer backlash in Korea.
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But it doesn't really matter who gets the quota because if Hengli can't export, it will sell into the domestic market and displace supplies from those refiners who are authorised to export.
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In June, the United States overtook the Chinese-ruled city as the world's biggest export market for Swiss watches, export data from Switzerland showed on Thursday, as sales into Hong Kong slumped.
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"Export our innovation, to export our technology to the rest of the world, to demonstrate how we do it better here is, I think, a very important message to send," Pruitt said.
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The entire defense export process codified in the Arms Export Control Act — a law that provides Congress with the authority to disapprove a defense sale or transaction– have almost become pro-forma.
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"In the case of China, China was never an export-driven economy and China is not an export-driven economy, I will never tire of repeating that," he told CNBC's Capital Connection.
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The Indonesian government considers the export-oriented textile and apparel industry to be "strategic," and it generates about 1 percent of the country's annual GDP—or 7 percent of Indonesia's export revenue.
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A decision by Beijing to scrap teapots' fuel export quotas will see the country's state refiners dominate the export scene, while teapots divert more of their surplus barrels to state-run companies.
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On the advice of the United Kingdom's art export reviewing committee, the government banned the export of the prized painting in hopes of finding it a home in a UK public institution.
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FDII gives a similar benefit for export profits earned directly from the U.S. There is some debate about whether GILTI and FDII amount to an export subsidy under arcane international trade law.
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Indirect export refers to Thailand exporting goods to nations that then go on to export the goods to the U.S. That indirect economic effect can accumulate over time, the chief strategist said.
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Washington late last month launched a national security investigation into car and truck imports which could lead to new tariffs on one of Japan's major export export products to the United States.
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With the final rule, the DOE will grant approval to export natural gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) to non-free trade agreement countries, provided they export no more than 51.75 billion cubic feet per year of natural gas, and that the proposed export qualifies for a categorical exclusion under the DOE's requirements under federal environmental law.
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The U.S. is Hungary's largest trading partner outside the EU. "Now you can imagine a position of an export-oriented country when the number one export market and the number one non-EU export market go into a trade war," Szijjarto said, speaking from the sidelines of the annual Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) forum.
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Growing Sino-US tensions have brought Europe new export chances in China but at the same time China has shifted considerable export and foreign investment efforts to Europe to replace lost American markets.
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Russian agriculture minister Dmitry Patrushev raised the country's 2018/211 wheat export estimate at his Friday meeting with major traders, who interpreted it as a sign that risks of export curbs were easing.
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The move toward export-driven growth would come with a few key tasks: identifying the type of goods and services to export and determining what's needed to support those sectors, according to Sanyal.
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Milan, SACE and Simest present 090013 report on export "Export Karma, the Future of Italian Companies Still Passes Through Foreign Markets" with SACE Chairman Beniamino Quintieri and CEO Alessandro Decio, UBI Banca <§UBI.
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Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Image: Bryce Durbin/TechCrunch Once something is determined to be emerging technology, the government can establish controls on the export, re-export, or transfer (in-country) of that technology.
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The 800 megawatt (MW) project was financed by Union National Bank, the Islamic Development Bank, Arab Petroleum Investments Corporation, Natixis, Siemens Financial Services, Korea Development Bank and export credit agency Export Development Canada.
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In a statement on Friday, Petrobras, as the company is known, said the financing line expires in 2029 and comes with a guarantee from UK Export Finance, the United Kingdom's export credit agency.
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Once the vanilla is ready for export its price is eight to ten times higher than for green vanilla, meaning the export price is expected to be between $376 and $20183 per kilo.
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"The UK government takes its defense export responsibilities very seriously and already operates one of the most robust export control regimes in the world," a British government spokesman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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France's ambassador to Germany said earlier this week that growing numbers of manufacturers were seeking to go "German-free" because of Berlin's unpredictable arms export policies and long wait times for export licenses.
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However, under a new system agreed with U.S. Customs and the Census Bureau, the EIA is now receiving raw EEI export data and using it to calculate export volumes in near-real time.
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Mexico is the top export destination for U.S. pork by volume and bought 203,656 tonnes valued at $371.3 million from January to March, according to the U.S. Meat Export Federation, an industry group.
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But as U.S. export credit dried up, making it more difficult for foreign purchasers of American exports to secure needed financing, other nations' export credit agencies eagerly stepped in to fill the void.
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Freeport said it has the right to export copper concentrate from its Grasberg mine in Indonesia without restriction or export duties under its current contract, and was considering alternatives to enforce its rights.
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GE says it is closing its Waukesha plant because Congress has hobbled the U.S. Export-Import Bank's ability to finance large export orders while most other industrialized nations still offer such financial support.
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Standard Oil nonetheless organized the Standard Oil Export Corporation and the U.S. Export Petroleum Association in a bid to control U.S. exports of crude and refined fuels to the rest of the world.
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"Recent reporting by The Hill uncovered that Uranium One was able to export uranium without obtaining a specific export license," Barrasso wrote in his letter Monday to the NRC and the Energy Department.
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Mexico is the top export destination for U.S. pork by volume and bought 212.1,0.5 tonnes valued at $225 million from January to March, according to the U.S. Meat Export Federation, an industry group.
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Milan, SACE and Simest present 211 report on export "Export Karma, the Future of Italian Companies Still Passes Through Foreign Markets" with SACE Chairman Beniamino Quintieri and CEO Alessandro Decio, UBI Banca <§UBI.
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They were charged with conspiracy to knowingly export plants from the United States that had been taken in violation of California law, and attempting to export plants taken in violation of state law.
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The sanctions range from banning visas and denying access to the U.S.-based Export-Import Bank, to the harsher options of blocking any transactions with the U.S. financial system and denying export licenses.
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"It is incorrect and unwise to imagine that some day all producer countries will be able to export their surplus oil and Iran will not be able to export its oil," he said.
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Regarding export markets, Santin said daily volumes of pork and poultry in the first 10 days of March indicate export figures will be strong and in line with the same month last year.
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In a statement on Monday, Duangporn said Thailand, the world's second-largest rice exporter after India, will meet its rice export target this year and has until early January to finalize export agreements.
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Beijing normally issues at least three rounds of fuel export quotas a year, with the aim of allowing major refining companies to export surplus fuel while ensuring the domestic market remains well supplied.
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The Washington State Department of Ecology denied the proposed export terminal a permit in August, leading six inland states hoping to export coal through the terminal to sue Washington for blocking interstate commerce.
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Choi: First, if the trade friction becomes severe then China's export to global economy, I mean mainly through U.S. will be affected negatively then our export to China is around twenty five percent.
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The diplomat said Saab sought the licenses, which would enable them to export two additional jets, after Sweden in January tightened criteria for new export licenses to countries involved in the Yemen war.
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VTB, Russia's second largest lender, has recently become the largest operator of the country's grain export infrastructure and is building its own export arm after buying large local grain trader Mirogroup in August.
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Soybeans are the most important U.S. agricultural export to China.
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Some of the blame lies with Britain's weak export performance.
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But in Asia's export dynamos, trade is picking up steam.
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Surveys reveal strong export pipelines in Japan, Singapore and Taiwan.
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You can export the recordings as video, photos, or GIFs.
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" She added: "But naturally the Americans have to export more.
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For example, they can require resellers to export the merchandise.
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It's impossible to export a wish for freedom and justice.
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Asia's largest economy, meanwhile, is also Singapore's biggest export market.
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The United States is starting this huge export of energy.
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South Korea's export growth came to a halt in June.
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Export orders grew more slowly than they did in April.
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Argentina's export efforts have been aided by recent policy changes.
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We export about 2200% of commercial airplanes that we build.
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Export prices were up 2.3 percent from a year ago.
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Those that export on the other hand, should be excited.
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They are America's greatest export and gift to the world.
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In 2015, U.S. EXIM approved $12.4 billion in export financing.
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China is the top export market for U.S. agricultural products.
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U.S. wheat has been losing export market share for years.
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The U.S. has investigated Huawei for export violations since 2016.
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The EU is the U.S. spirit industry's largest export market.
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ET. Also today: US export and import prices for September
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Google suggests you delete the export attempt and try again.
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The law would forbid kosher and halal slaughter for export.
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Corn export sales, at 548,000 tonnes, also fell below expectations.
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Diggle includes API integrations to help import and export data.
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FedEx has been accused of violating export controls before, though.
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Zawiya is home to a refinery and oil export port.
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This revelation put Huawei in violation of U.S. export laws.
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In 2014 oil provided 99.8% of the country's export revenues.
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The U.K. is by far Germany's most profitable export market.
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Data showed Chile copper export revenue jumped 8.3% in January.
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Asia, in particular, should be Japan's most important export playground.
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Export prices were down 5.0 percent from a year ago.
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It is also hard to export specimens for study abroad.
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And the only export of Iran to Europe is oil.
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That would erode supply for the export market over time.
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Epub 3 and improved Kindle export have also been added.
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Gas flows into Cheniere's export terminal slowed earlier this week.
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The export tax disappeared at the beginning of this year.
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That further reduced the incentive to export sugar, Bores said.
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The county is loud and proud about its main export.
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Pork export sales fell to 16,700 tonnes from 15,000 tonnes.
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Export prices were down 1.1 percent from a year ago.
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Renewed sanctions could harm Iran's ability to export its crude.
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Last year coal overtook iron ore as Australia's biggest export.
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Coal was a Tianjin export, as was garlic for Japan.
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Export taxes are imposed according to volume rather than value.
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Venture Global has two other LNG export projects in Louisiana.
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They have previously failed in attempts to export oil independently.
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As recently as 3.83 it was illegal to export oil.
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Export prices were down 1.5 percent from a year ago.
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Five additional export terminals are expected to open by 2020.
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Besides, it does not export a lot of manufactured goods.
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An Iranian official declined to comment on the export rate.
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Moreover, export demand has shown a clear improvement this year.
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"Why Does Uzbekistan Export So Many Terrorists?" asked The Atlantic.
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The PUK wanted to export oil from Kirkuk to Iran.
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For Canada, it reduces reliance on the U.S. export market.
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No export target was given for the third straight year.
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Egypt hosts the headquarters of the Africa Export Import Bank.
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The United States is Germany's most important single export destination.
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So this is actually an export opportunity creating American jobs.
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One day being able to export those around the globe.
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The export feature in WhatsApp is a breeze to use.
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Export prices were up 1.1 percent from a year ago.
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Nokian has responded by redirecting export volumes to local customers.
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The United States and China are Taiwan's top export markets.
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The commerce ministry targets export growth of 3% this year.
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Dozens of business owners have requested government authorization to export.
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One option is for China's zombies to export their overcapacity.
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S. export capacity for heavy oil exists now in Canada.
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Oil provides more than 90 percent of Venezuela's export revenue.
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Export prices were down 6.0 percent from a year ago.
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Export prices for industrial supplies and materials fell 2.0 percent.
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After oil, its most competitive export may be internet hacking.
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Surveys show factory export orders have been shrinking for months.
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We probably could be if we decided not to export.
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However, it plans to export electric vehicles made in Japan.
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Prices may be further supported by continued strong export demand.
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Weekly export sales of 2019 U.S. beef totaled 16,400 tonnes.
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Everything seemed to work until I hit the export button.
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In 2015, the cost of oil, Venezuela's largest export, plummeted.
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Export prices were down 5.7 percent from a year ago.
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Hopefully, the export picture improves with a stronger U.S. economy.
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All major sectors contributed to the export boom last year.
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"We need to export large quantities of distillate," he said.
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Commodities account for more than half of Australia's export revenue.
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Japanese export stocks finished higher, following the yen's overnight reversals.
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U.S. export optimism underpinned wheat futures, which ended near unchanged.
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If the capitalists met export targets, they got more privileges.
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New export orders contracted at the fastest since January 2013.
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Russia is one of Egypt's top export markets for fruit.
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Israel imposes strict export procedures which greatly increase transport costs.
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Export prices were down 2.4 percent from a year ago.
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You can't, after all, keep Wolverhampton's most famous export down.
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Crab farming's growing momentum is reflected in Bangladesh's export figures.
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Almost the entire output is for domestic consumption, not export.
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Many will go bust, so export revenues will quickly tumble.
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Colombia used to export gas to Venezuela through a pipeline.
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The export duties range from 85033 to 20 percent. Rep.
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Japan's June manufacturing PMI showed growth, but export orders contracted.
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Demand collapsed across the world, crushing export growth in China.
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Uranium One did export some of its U.S. uranium ore.
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The extra domestic supply will not affect APLNG's export commitments.
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Since Merkel took office, Germany's export growth exceeded $ 350 billion.
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What about rules for "export" of real estate and education?
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The first was France, which resents Germany's tight export rules.
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Export prices were down 3.0 percent from a year ago.
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China has grown to become its sixth largest export market.
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His father, Christian, was an export executive with Bethlehem Steel.
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It is then transferred into tankers for export to Europe.
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"Manufacturing for export is getting harder and harder" in China.
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Export prices were up 1.4 percent from one year ago.
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In total, export credit agencies provided almost $40 billion annually.
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Production, new orders and export orders grew faster in June.
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Britain is the single largest export market for German automakers.
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In retaliation, Japan announced export controls on specialized semiconductor materials.
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North Korea's export of cheap labor has also been targeted.
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New export orders shrank the most in about six years.
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Most of the refined products will be destined for export.
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News of the export controls was first reported by Reuters.
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What we export is the cost of getting those imports.
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Jozy Altidore was supposed to be America's greatest soccer export.
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New export orders expanded after contracting in the previous month.
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This indicates more favorable economics to export to Asia Pacific.
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For 2018, the export controls will now not be invoked.
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An export bar was placed on the work in 2015.
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But Canada is also dependent on the export of autos.
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Recently, Canaan had an opportunity to export Taybeh to France.
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Germany and Denmark would also need to export power capacity.
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China started inspections of Irish meat export facilities in 2014.
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A return of export taxes would mark a major reversal.
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Our leading export partner is Mexico and second is Canada.
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The extent of export disruption has yet to be quantified.
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Trade tensions are a driving force for lower export demand.
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Mexico's biggest agricultural export, beer, is fed with American materials.
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"They bought a statue lacking the export permit," he said.
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ISTAT releases year 2300 Italian regional export data (210 GMT).
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ISTAT releases year 100033 Italian regional export data (100023 GMT).
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Outbound shipments of semiconductors, the nation's major export, jumped 20.3%.
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The manganese export terminal of Port Elizabeth would also shut.
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Wheat is not even the top agricultural export to Japan.
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Even so, the export tax has revived the processing industry.
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Vietnamese exporters have also seen export contracts cancelled or delayed.
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Each export supply needs such certificate to leave the country.
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Officials have also complained about the United States' export controls.
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ISTAT releases year 2019 Italian regional export data (08003 GMT).
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ISTAT releases year 216 Italian regional export data (210900 GMT).
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The United States is France's largest export market for wine.
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Tango, Argentina's prime cultural export, is getting a feminist makeover.
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Coal power is also a pillar of Japan's export strategy.
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Seriously, does it makes sense to antagonize our export partners?
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Go deeper: The U.S. is a crude oil export powerhouse
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Togo's 2018 export figures were not available in U.N. data.
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It looks like there's particular strength on the export side.
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Export prices were down 0.3 percent from a year ago.
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"Brazilian demand is bad, so we must export." he said.
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Export prices were down 6.1 percent from a year ago.
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Export prices for industrial supplies and materials rose 0.7 percent.
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Oil is its top export and source of foreign exchange.
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Export business grew but at a softer pace than June.
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ISTAT releases year 210900 Italian regional export data (211 GMT).
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Today, almost all export bananas in the world are Cavendish.
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"It is like telling (companies) not to export," Sinaga said.
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But, paradoxically, climate change may also aid Norway's export ambitions.
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Advanced aquaculture technology has also become a valuable Norwegian export.
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The export blacklist is to take full effect on Nov.
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Europe has 500 million people with a huge export business.
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Choose a monthly statement, and press the "Export Transactions" button.
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Sanctions also do not cover the organized export of labor.
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In 2017, this OJ export market was worth $1.4 billion.
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Yes, it's linked to the actual export price of bananas.
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It pays bonuses to the factory for meeting export targets.
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Tuesday's list appears to target China's important manufacturing export industries.
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The U.S. export expectations of NAFTA's tariff reductions were nullified.
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You can also export all of your health data via .
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Among its coal export recipients was China, the report said.
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"We will still export to the United States," Huang said.
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It might also make some American oil available for export.
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There is an export boom underway, the ships tell him.
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The administration announced its overhaul of export policy last year.
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In particular, export sales fell for the fifth straight month.
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That in turn supported the export-oriented German index DAX .
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How to export your Pages document back into Microsoft Word1.
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Oil accounts for some 95 percent of Venezuela's export revenue.
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But gains were still slight, and export demand remained sluggish.
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Wheat export inspections of 246,0.68183 tonnes also were below expectations.
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How did American military supremacy help export this cultural power?
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Export orders also rose by the most in five months.
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India's share of the global export market is relatively small.
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It does, however, export more natural gas than it imports.
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ISTAT releases year 100023 Italian regional export data (100013 GMT).
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Go to the File menu and choose Export Selected Images.
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Zimbabwe used to export maize; now it is an importer.
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Tap "Add to Calendar" or "Export to Calendar," whichever appears.
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DJI has not been put on the administration's export blacklist.
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The additional insurance would be provided by Export Development Canada.
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The export of tomatoes generated 1.6 billion euros in 2017.
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The EU is Switzerland's largest export partner and Switzerland is the EU's third-largest export partner so there would be economic consequences for both sides if no deal is reached and relations become strained.
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Senior Iranian officials have said that if Iran is not allowed to export then no other countries will be allowed to export oil through the Strait of Hormuz at the mouth of the Gulf.
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Canpotex Ltd, the export potash sales agency for Potash, Mosaic and Agrium Inc, earlier this year reduced first-half export plans by 1.5 million tonnes, representing nearly 8 percent of its estimated 2015 sales.
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Japan, for instance, resisted efforts by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development to phase out coal export credits, or preferential financing for companies that export coal technology, such as Toshiba, EU sources said.
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We continue to expect a negative impact on Lithuania's export and transportation sectors from the prolonged recession in Russia (its largest export trading partner), and the imposed Russian embargo on certain EU food products.
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INDONESIA COPPER: Indonesian copper miner Amman Mineral Nusa Tenggara said it expected to export about 236,000 tonnes of copper concentrate in 2019, below its export quota, as it increases supplies to a local smelter.
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Industry Minister Sung Yun-mo said that Japan would be put in a newly-created trade category of countries that have not run their export control systems in line with "international export control principles".
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Because these new export control rules could take years to put in place once the legislation passes, the Commerce Department is expected to take interim actions to strengthen export controls, an administration official said.
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A number of alternative social networks have also joined the project, with Tim Berners-Lee's Solid project enabling the import and export of contacts, and Mastodon allowing for the import and export of posts.
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Earlier on Wednesday, Russian Vedomosti daily quoted trade sources and unnamed officials as saying that Russia had set informal grain export quotas to prevent traders shipping out an amount above the ministry's export forecast.
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You can also use the platform to copy music back and forth between devices, export pictures and videos, manage contacts, access call history, voice memos, and notes, and import or export eBooks and PDFs.
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But again, some of his defenders dispute that Helgen intended to export any samples without Kearney's approval, and insist that researchers in remote field locations often need to prepare export documents at short notice.
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Export games from Unity directly into Facebook Gameroom Export games from Unity directly into Facebook Gameroom Facebook announced the launch and name change from "Facebook Games Arcade" today at Unity's game development platform conference.
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But a bumper crop last year and large stocks led the Pakistani government to introduce a new export subsidy scheme in January which has sparked a series of large export sales in past weeks.
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In the 1st quarter this year, the import and export trade between China and B&R countries advanced 12.9%, the import and export with Russia, Indonesia and Vietnam rose 20.5%, 20% and 30.7%, representatively.
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In addition to the first and second phases of Costa Azul, Sempra is also developing the Port Arthur LNG export terminal in Texas and two phases of the Cameron LNG export terminal in Louisiana.
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"Growers are investing and focusing on producing a good-quality wheat crop now that the government has taken away export taxes and export quotas," said David Hughes, president of Argentine wheat industry chamber Argentrigo.
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"China's export sector will therefore suffer a significant deterioration in export competitiveness to the US compared to other emerging markets' manufacturing exporters, such as Vietnam, South Korea, Thailand, Bangladesh, Mexico and Brazil," he added.
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However, a private survey also showed export orders fell for the first time in more than a year and a half as a gradual appreciation in the yen starts to erode Japan's export competitiveness.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Economy Ministry said on Wednesday that export licenses for the export of protective equipment to Italy, Switzerland and Austria had been issued, including for 400,000 protective masks to go to Italy.
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With soybeans, cotton, and corn ranking among the top exports, the people of Tennessee's 2900th District depend on the state's $220006 million export market in Canada and the $2202 million export market in Mexico.
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Gazprom is currently restructuring its export division and plans to cut hundreds of jobs at its overseas trading and export offices, including Britain, and move them to St Petersburg, sources told Reuters in March.
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Weekly corn export sales were 565,100 tonnes, in line with forecasts for 400,000 tonnes to 800,000 tonnes, and wheat export sales were 328,500 tonnes, in line with forecasts for 200,000 tonnes to 600,000 tonnes.
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Export orders fell to their lowest level since December 2016, even though the Brazilian real has weakened in recent months, with the new export orders index falling sharply to 44.9 from 47.9 in October.
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As for the main government export-authority — the Department of Energy (DOE) — certain export-control regulations have become unnecessarily cumbersome, creating competitive disadvantages with major nuclear technology exporters like South Korea, Russia and France.
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But Europe's win here is a big loss for the US. American agriculture is a huge export industry, and Japan is a big consumer of it — it's the US's fourth-largest agricultural export market.
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Export volumes of the archipelago's single largest export commodity leapt more than 503 percent to just over 250 million cubic meters in 21, central bank figures show, worth $27.9381 billion Solomon Islands dollars ($378 million).
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Allowing Novatek and Russia's top oil producer Rosneft to export gas to Europe would not be in Russia's national interest, RIA news agency quoted Russian gas export monopoly Gazprom as saying on Saturday.
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The UN has attempted to block North Korea's access to hard currency by capping the amount of coal the state can export, potentially depriving it of more than a quarter of its total export revenue.
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Japan has said it implemented the export curbs over South Korea's "deficiencies" in its export control systems and not in reaction to the labourers dispute, but South Korea has called the restrictions "unjust economic retaliation".
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Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko, in a seven-part tweet late Thursday, reiterated that Japan implemented the export curbs over South Korea's "deficiencies" in its export control systems and not in retaliation in the laborers dispute.
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In July, Japan tightened controls on the export of materials used to make chips, South Korea's top export item, which threatened to disrupt global semiconductor supplies used by tech giants such as Apple and Huawei.
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Oxy's Ingleside Energy Center oil export terminal, with a capacity to handle 300,000 barrels per day (bpd), was also shuttered temporarily by the storm, but is now operating at full capacity and loading export tankers.
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Analysts say the export data showed that the "front-loading" impact as firms rushed out shipments to beat planned U.S. tariff hikes faded, and that export growth is likely to slow further as demand cools.
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Industry Minister Hiroshige Seko, in a seven-part tweet late Thursday, reiterated that Japan implemented the export curbs over South Korea's "deficiencies" in its export control systems and not in retaliation in the labourers dispute.
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South Korea's industry minister called on Japan to accept an independent investigation into the export control system, accusing Japan of failing to provide evidence to back up its accusation of "inadequate management" of export items.
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"South Korea must reduce its exports reliance on China and diversify export markets, and Iran, where a huge burden has been lifted regarding export ties, will serve as a new opportunity," the trade ministry said.
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"The EU regrets China's unwillingness to bring its legislation concerning the export of raw materials in line with its WTO commitments and is therefore once again challenging China's export regime," it said in a statement.
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"A key drag on growth over the next year is likely to be the export sector," Holmes said in a note, adding that weaker global growth and subdued commodity prices could hold back export revenues.
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The same day Trump announced the Paris pullout, the Energy Department approved an application by Delfin LNG to export natural gas from a terminal off Louisiana's coasts, one of numerous export projects awaiting federal approval.
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Buoyant export orders, underpinned by a global economic upswing and strong demand for electronics, is set to help export-reliant Taiwan meet its GDP forecast, which was bumped up to 2.11 percent earlier this year.
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The government said better use of Britain's overseas diplomatic network, online tools and promotion of export finance support available from government would be among the measures put in place to encourage more businesses to export.
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With Sabine Pass, Cove Point and a couple of other export terminals under construction, the United States is expected to have the third-biggest LNG export capacity in the world by the end of 2018.
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Retaliation against U.S. tariffs is hitting American farmers, with export prices for agricultural goods falling by 28503 percent in July as trade duties in our export destinations such as China reduce demand for U.S. crops.
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MOSCOW, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Russian energy giant Gazprom said on Monday it planned to reorganise its export operations to create an integrated international distribution unit responsible for all of its export deliveries, trading and marketing.
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Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa provided more than $51 billion in medium- and long-term export credit in 2016, which is nearly half of the total official export credit provided worldwide, NAM said.
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"Nickel export is officially opened, we don't know the exact amount of nickel ore that Antam can export, but it is a definite positive to Antam," broker Trimegah Securities said in a report on Friday.
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Obama presided over the largest expansion of natural gas production in US history, lifted the 40-year-old crude oil export ban, licensed liquefied natural gas export terminals, and openly boasted about low gas prices.
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ET, when the government releases import and export prices for June.
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There was enough there to cheer up export aficionados in Shanghai.
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The export controls as applied to encryption software were eased later.
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America said the ship was being used to export coal illicitly.
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Japanese officials have cited unspecified security reasons for their export curbs.
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But Mexico is also the United States' second-largest export market.
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That was been a key factor in China&aposs export boom.
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Officials say alternative ways to export helium have now been found.
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CSI300 have fallen 25 percent into 'bear' territory, export bellwether Germany .
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It maintained its export target of 300,000 vehicles, matching last year.
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The port handles 60 percent of export grain from the Midwest.
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Weekly export inspections have failed to meet market predictions thus far.
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Chase published the full export orders signed by Dion on Wednesday.
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Export is still a very important part of the Chinese economy.
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The other was to reauthorize the Export-Import Bank in 2015.
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Royal Dutch Shell decided in October to construct the export terminal.
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The export picture has clearly taken a turn for the worse.
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The Agriculture Ministry is yet to publish last week's export data.
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Second, the current net export figures are likely to be temporary.
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Thailand's jewelry segment has traditionally been a major export revenue earner.
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Still, Japan remains an export hub for the big Japanese automakers.
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Manufacturing production expectations dipped slightly, while export orders rose only marginally.
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Export prices gained 1.5 percent in the 12 months through May.
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Export activity should also benefit from strong demand, the Bundesbank said.
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Until recently, only a fraction of nuts were processed before export.
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Nespresso purchased the coffee in Europe via Cuban state export companies.
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Both export and import growth were seen at multi-year highs.
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But that isn't the way the [UK arms export] law works.
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It has been clearest in the export-oriented economies of Asia.
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It has also cited unspecified security reasons for its export controls.
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Manufacturing export orders flipped from growth to contraction over the summer.
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Soybeans have historically been the biggest U.S. agricultural export to China.
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And Heritage was a leading crusader against the Export-Import Bank.
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The rising yen is reducing export competitiveness and increasing deflationary pressures.
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One reason is to maintain the ability to export to Europe.
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You can also export your transcriptions and audio to Google Drive.
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Mexico is America's second largest export market; America is Mexico's largest.
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But by and large China's export industry is not migrating inland.
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You can also export them as PDFs right from your inbox.
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Wall Street supported and cheered on the export of their jobs.
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Beef export sales also rose, to 24,400 tonnes from 4.503,9000 tonnes.
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On Thursday, USDA's export sales report for the week ended Nov.
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The companies sell any surplus on both domestic and export markets.
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U.S. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT SAYS HUAWEI EXPORT ORDER TAKES AFFECT IMMEDIATELY -- SPOKESMAN
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Google offers Takeout, a similar export system for its many services.
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However, export-heavy stocks including Diageo, Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser
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But, since most SMEs do not export, this remains a problem.
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Some 70 percent of its coal is marketed for overseas export.
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I can plant it in crops for export, whatever I want.
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Surveys of China's manufacturing sector have pointed to falling export orders.
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Allo for iOS has also been updated with the export tool.
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Baghdad says only SOMO has the right to export Iraqi crude.
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Britain is the second-biggest export market for German car manufacturers.
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Worries about jobs are, so far, focused on the export sector.
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Southeast Asia was also America's fourth-largest export market that year.
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Below the message is an option to export photos and videos.
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You can export your photos that can be easily uploaded elsewhere.
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Growth in export business hit a three-month high in May.
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Oil accounts for over 90 percent of the nation's export revenues.
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The index measuring new export orders was also in negative territory,.
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The export earnings of PDVSA, the state oil monopoly, have shrunk.
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Lebanon's well-educated population could export services or create tech startups.
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Cigars are one of the few export industries that is thriving.
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This legislative hodgepodge represents opportunity for those that can export sperm.
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You can then export the related videos, with or without annotations.
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He was charged with conspiring to export ten tonnes of cocaine.
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Meat is Brazil's third-largest export, after soy and iron ore.
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First, it slashed rare earth export quotas, restricting the global supply.
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The export tariff will take effect on Friday, the gazette said.
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New export orders grew at the fastest pace since September 2014.
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Autos and components are among the Asian country's biggest export products.
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The BRI will not even try to export that principle abroad.
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Mr Trump also told the Commerce Department to review export controls.
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Kiwifruit alone accounts for more than $1 billion in export earnings.
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Tourism has pipped the dairy industry as the biggest export earner.
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That is because the government cut export duties for oil products.
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Somerdale International, an export agent, helps Cropwell Bishop navigate the maze.
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With domestic sales stalling, they are beginning to eye export markets.
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S. trade war clouds the outlook for the export-reliant economy.
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An embargo would threaten much of a $175 billion export market.
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ROYCE: Well, first of all, these sanctions impact export and import.
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Export-reliant Chinese cities and provinces are already showing the strain.
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Argentina, nearly 70 percent of export income is derived from commodities,
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Export orders also fell at a faster pace than in April.
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Factory surveys for September showed growth sputtered, with export orders contracting.
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DOE's approval of two applications to export natural gas from Louisiana.
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Remember to export your tweets if you want to save them.
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Have you ever had to deal with export controls, or hyperinflation?
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Sodium thiopental was then banned for export by the European Union.
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That's America's largest service export -- higher than financial services, for example.
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The demand numbers and the export numbers are off the charts.
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The wheat export forecast also was cut by 35 million bushels.
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These obstacles, both real and perceived, often slow down export efforts.
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Today, he's the most important rap export the UK has seen.
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A strong currency makes life difficult for Switzerland's export-reliant economy.
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The export restrictions threaten global supplies of memory chips and smartphones.
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For example, 95 percent of eBay sellers export their goods abroad.
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It is the Southeast Asian country's largest agricultural crop and export.
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This is hitting export-oriented manufacturers, leading to declining industrial production.
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"This would be just an additional pro-export impulse," he added.
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Communist Party boss of the export powerhouse southern province of Guangdong.
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Despite a weak euro, export growth this time has been disappointing.
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Colombia set an export target for 2015 of 87 million tonnes.
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About half of the Czech harvest is typically earmarked for export.
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This was the strongest rise in export expectations in three years.
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The central bank has forecast 2019 export growth at 3.8 percent.
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Some traders now believe the USDA may raise its export forecasts.
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The report also showed export prices fell 0.8 percent in August.
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Oil and mining account for some 95 percent of export revenues.
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It's also a hub for the state's largest export industry: lobster.
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Still, new export orders slipped back into contractionary territory, he noted.
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Brazil's soybean export basis cools after April tariff-threat spike: reut.
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Farmed salmon is the Nordic nation's second-biggest export after petroleum.
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However, export data earlier this week pointed to a robust recovery.
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Here in Norway they call black metal Norway's biggest cultural export.
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Corn and wheat export sales were in line with trade forecasts.
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It had continued its export despite strictly regulating its domestic use.
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Export volumes jumped 13 percent while prices dropped by 2.5 percent.
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We are always looking for opportunities to expand our export base.
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Canada is America's largest export market and third largest import market.
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British companies export around 30% of their wares to the continent.
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The other challenge is opium, far and away Afghanistan's biggest export.
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It excludes key export items such as wheat, rice and meat.
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Recently, export prices and availability have sent sales through the roof.
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That made soybeans U.S. farm countrys most valuable export to China.
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ET with the release of import and export prices for September.
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Switzerland, with its heavily export-driven economy, hardly exists in isolation.
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The proposed export changes could be enacted on or after Dec.
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It would also speed the export of domestically produced natural gas.
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Saudi Arabia aims to export gas by 2030, industry sources say.
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The two commodities generate the highest export earnings for the country.
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This could result in export controls being imposed early next year.
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PHILLIPS 66 EXPORT TERMINAL TO JOIN ITS EXPANDED CRUDE PIPELINE OPERATION
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ABPA is expected to release August export data on Sept 1.
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Shares in miners, which export heavily to China, also traded higher.
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And this makes them more competitive, giving them more export opportunities.
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For Serbian grain, production volume is tied closely with export volume.
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That extended the existing arms export ban in place since 2007.
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Lacking a quorum, it cannot finance export deals over $10 million.
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And who is among the competitors is the frigate export market?
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Russia reduced to zero its wheat export duty from Sept. 23.
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After all, U.S. companies mainly import rather than export solar panels.
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Now, "Agatha Raisin," a British export to begin streaming Monday, Aug.
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EXXON PLANS $10 BILLION NATURAL GAS EXPORT TERMINAL: Exxon Mobil Corp.
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"China is and will remain the main export destination," Camardelli said.
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China is the third largest export market for the United States.
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Soy export taxes however are an important source of government revenue.
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Nissan stopped disclosing its export figures in Mexico earlier this year.
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We export billions to help other nations maintain their sovereignty abroad.
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Mexico was the top export market for U.S. corn last year.
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His revolution established at home, Mr. Castro looked to export it.
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But Mexico is the second-largest export market for US soybeans.
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The currency has shot up this year, hurting crucial export industries.
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That assessment found LNG export policy was essentially unchanged between administrations.
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For example, many purchase agreements forbid the re-export of drugs.
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We expert -- export bourbon in our -- our -- in Kentucky as well.
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The main export markets will be Turkey, Europe, China and India.
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Pennsylvania's top export markets for goods are Canada, Mexico and China.
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He said export data had already shown falling instant coffee shipments.
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For those who did use it, there are two export options.
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Nairobi wants to export more farm products, like avocados, to China.
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I haven't bought a car for export in almost two years.
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Vegas is no cushion for those who want to export themselves.
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So we export some crude oil while still importing other types.
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You can then export them using the standard iOS share sheet.
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In April, weak export demand was seen from Taiwan's major markets.
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China is a hugely important export market for American meat producers.
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He offers no plans for how to improve our export performance.
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The U.S. has sought to export beef to China for years.
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The new list appears to target China's important manufacturing export industries.
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"We will export American energy all around the world," Trump said.
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Meanwhile, Japan export data released on Wednesday fell short of expectations.
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Civil penalties were added as part of the Export Authorization Act.
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The remainder will be funded by equity and through export agencies.
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Factories in France and Taiwan are subject to official export bans.
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"We export players as we do soy and ore," Ferreira said.
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Now, the children of Bolívar no longer export dollars, but misery.
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India banned the export of ventilators and sanitizers on March 24.
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South Korea was previously a major export base for GM globally.
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The government placed an export bar on the work last November.
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The agreement compels Tehran to export those materials to other countries.
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The restrictions would affect the export of technology to certain countries.
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Germany's export prowess had given it nine successive years of growth.
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Yes, manufacturing generates the majority of export revenues in rich countries.
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Such measures would again cut into Iran's ability to export oil.
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Crude is the country's top export and source of foreign exchange.
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The less we export to landfills, the more money we save.
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So, we can export the system of crisis management to airports.
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That has stymied global growth and hurt export sales, Moore said.
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The tariffs aim to hurt American businesses that export to China.
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The government is holding consultations about changes to the export tax.
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Timber is a major Russian export, particularly to resource-hungry China.
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The slowdown reflected difficulties in neighbouring Germany, Switzerland's biggest export market.
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Denmark could also export the oysters to China, the account said.
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For most of our history, an American export was youthful optimism.
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Oil accounts for more than 90 percent of Angola's export earnings.
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As German companies produce and export less, some are cutting jobs.
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You can now freely export or post it wherever you like.
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Trade deals can encourage corporations to export both jobs and pollution.
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Germany is Britain's second-biggest export market after the United States.
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Germany is Britain's second-biggest export market after the United States.
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In the 21st century, America's greatest export could just be … Americans.
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The US imposed its own export controls on Huawei in May.
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Export volumes in its Far Eastern markets were up 49 percent.
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Soybeans were the biggest U.S. agricultural export to China last year.
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I don't think these will reduce China's export volume anytime soon.
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The top three hay export states are California, Idaho and Washington.
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New export orders were unchanged and factory employment continued to contract.
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Farmers have been patient as tariffs have hurt their export markets.
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Japan's steel industry is also seeing a boost in export margins.
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Check. U.S. opposition to a pipeline to export Russian natural gas?
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Export sales represent a small share of the domestic gun industry.
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Byzantine trade restrictions were replaced with tax holidays and export incentives.
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And we'll be talking about the export-import issue as well.
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Global trade wars could also hit the small, export-oriented country.
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Future export bans could also affect more types of AI software.
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Mining and oil accounts for about 95 percent of export revenues.
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The increased barley export forecast was 50% above last season's volume.
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Crude oil export volumes though fell after months of high levels.
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In the 83st century, America's greatest export could just be … Americans.
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Export prices for Russian wheat rose for a seventh straight week.
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The full-month December export data will be released on Wednesday.
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Moreover, the U.K. is the United States' seventh-largest export market.
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The export license was granted after no UK buyer came forward.
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Nepal banned the export of historic statues of deities in 1956.
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They also expected export growth to come in at 9.6 percent.
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The export slump indicates "global demand is cooling," one economist says.
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Further production and export expansion, however, will require more foreign investment.
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Crude is the country's largest export and source of foreign exchange.
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In October, it forecast an export decline of 1.5% this year.
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He is currently the U.S. Export-Import Bank's senior vice president.
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Price rise as the decline was shown in production and export.
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