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  • August 2008
    • China Overtakes US as Top Market for Japan Goods

      China Overtakes US as Top Market for Japan Goods

      (Newser) - China imported $11.8 billion in Japanese goods in July, MarketWatch reports, barely surpassing the US as the world’s largest importer of products and services from Japan for the first time. The 11.5% drop in shipments to the US was the 11th consecutive month of declines; exports to China rose 16.8%, and shipments to Western Europe rose 4.1% More »

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      China   Japan   United States   exports   US imports

  • April 2008
    • Skyrocketing Yuan Hits Benchmark

      Skyrocketing Yuan Hits Benchmark

      (Newser) - For the first time since China unpegged its currency from America’s in 2005, a dollar bought less than 7 yuan at closing today in Beijing, the New York Times reports. Western countries protested for years the yuan was undervalued; its meteoric rise means Chinese goods are getting more expensive in the US—raising inflation fears. More »

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      Henry Paulson   US dollar   weak dollar   global economy   Chinese economy   yuan   US imports

    • Asian Inflation Zapping US Pocketbooks

      Asian Inflation Zapping US Pocketbooks

      (Newser) - Cheap Asian imports have helped keep American inflation down for decades—but those days appear to be over, the New York Times warns. Rapidly rising costs of fuel, food and labor in countries like China, Vietnam, and Taiwan are beginning to be passed on to their export markets, just as the American dollar weakens and recession looms. More »

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      China   inflation   US dollar   Vietnam   exports   Asia   US imports

  • February 2008
    • Trader Joe's Cuts Chinese Food Imports

      Trader Joe's Cuts Chinese Food Imports

      (Newser) - With customers worried about the safety of food imported from China, Trader Joe's said yesterday it will withdraw garlic, frozen spinach, and other “single ingredient” items from its shelves by April 1, reports the Los Angeles Times. The discount gourmet retailer will continue selling items made with ingredients from China. More »

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      agriculture   food safety   China food exports   US imports

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