Reporting from Washington — The federal Export-Import Bank, which helps U.S. companies sell their products abroad, said Thursday it earned a profit of $432 million for taxpayers last year despite a ...
The United States Export-Import (Ex-Im) Bank, originally established in 1945, is an independent agency created to help finance U.S. exports to industrializing and developing markets by providing loans ...
If our country is going to create jobs and expand the economy at a faster rate, we need to increase exports. That means that President Trump and Congress should find a strong leader for the U.S.
The Export–Import Bank of the United States said a new initiative will provide access to the agency’s “existing medium- and long-term loans and loan guarantees,” including for liquefied natural gas ...
Reporting from Washington — FirmGreen Inc., a Newport Beach renewable energy company, is preparing to start construction on a solar project in the Philippines. The job could have yielded about $180 ...
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Import prices rise for 3rd straight month in Sept. on weaker won, higher oil prices: BOK
Import prices increased for the third straight month in September driven by rising global oil prices and a weaker Korean won, ...
Donald Trump's historic victory in last week's presidential election reflected widespread voter dissatisfaction with the state of the U.S. economy. While excessive taxes and regulations have ...
The Export Import Bank is one of those parts of the government that terribly divides people. Whether of the left or the right the purists tend to hate it, the pragmatists love it. The pragmatic ...
A privately owned entity created by the Export-Import Bank allows its customers to also be its owners. By Veronique de Rugy Ms. de Rugy is a senior research fellow at the Mercatus Center at George ...
The World Bank urged Nigeria to end import bans in order to lower food prices as it estimated that around 50% more Nigerians ...
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(LEAD) Import prices rise for 3rd straight month in Sept. on weaker won, higher oil prices: BOK
Import prices increased for the third straight month in September driven by rising global oil prices and a weaker Korean won, ...
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