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UNITED NATIONS -- Seizing on the U.S.'s widening financial crisis, leaders from developing and industrialized nations called here for a response that reshapes the architecture governing global finance and trade. Attacks on American-style capitalism at...

BEIJING --The global retrenchment in prices for food, energy and raw materials helped boost China's trade surplus and reduce inflation in August, alleviating two key difficulties for Beijing and giving authorities more room to support...

BEIJING -- The global retrenchment in prices for food, energy and raw materials helped boost China's trade surplus and reduce inflation in August, alleviating two key difficulties for Beijing and giving authorities more room to...

WASHINGTON --Trade negotiators will return to Geneva next week to try to overcome disagreements in agriculture negotiations that helped lead to a breakdown in the Doha global trade talks in July, a U.S. trade official...

BEIJING, Nov 12 - China aims for its exports of vehicles and parts to make up 10 percent of global trade in those goods by 2020, the authorities said, unveiling guidelines for supporting such exports....

WASHINGTON, Nov 8 - Global trade has staged a remarkable recovery from the depths of last year's panic, even though U.S. consumers -- the world's most reliable customers -- still aren't in much of a...

NEW DELHI, Sept 3 - India's efforts to breath fresh life into stalled global trade talks with a meeting of key trade ministers this week is yet another attempt by New Delhi to stamp its...

SINGAPORE, Nov 20 - A serious escalation in trade or currency disputes between the United States and China could be the biggest risk to global stability over the next few years, a top Morgan Stanley...

UNITED NATIONS, Sept 23 - Brazil's president demanded on Wednesday a greater role in global affairs for big developing nations, while asking rich countries to do more to spur free trade and fight climate change....

GENEVA, Sept 14 - Protectionist trade measures, including subsidies to struggling industries, are "sand in the gears of international trade that may retard the global recovery," the World Trade Organisation chief said on Monday. In...