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Dec 19

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Nations Agree to Phase Out Farm Export Subsidies

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Trade ministers from 149 nations concluded talks in Hong Kong with a deal on eliminating farm export subsidies by 2013 but without agreements on reducing trade barriers for agricultural and industrial products.

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Nov 29

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Asian Nations to Form World’s Largest Free Trade Zone

Leaders from China, Japan and South Korea signed a landmark pact with members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in Laos Monday aimed at developing the world's largest free trade area by 2010.

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Nov 21

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FTAA Talks on Track After Meeting in Miami

Trade ministers from across the Americas papered over differences and concluded their meeting one day early after drafting an outline for future talks aimed at creating the world's largest free trade bloc.

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Jul 26

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Congress Moves Closer to Granting Bush Trade Powers

House and Senate negotiators agreed Thursday night to give President Bush "fast track" authority in trade negotiations, which would allow him to strike international trade agreements that Congress could vote up or down, but not modify.

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