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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: THE ANT who wrote (5862)	7/24/2020 3:18:57 PM
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Brazil sided with the U.S. yesterday and made vocal their stance for market-oriented principals to drive all 164 members of the WTO. China’s not too happy about it. The U.S. and Brazil released a joint statement that outlined what the two countries considered to be “market-oriented conditions.” The U.S. has previously pushed for a draft General Council resolution that amplified that for its members, but China has pushed back successfully and so has the Brazilian General Director of the WTO, Roberto Azevedo, who is resigning early and leaves his post next month. forbes.com

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