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Out of bounds



Washington
Trump ordered a study on US trade agreements problems , a
senior US trade official, said President Donald Trump, will sign next Saturday, an executive order in order to identify any problems caused by the current trade agreements the United States, including examining the participation of the United States in the World Trade Organization.
The Minister of Trade and Wilbur Ross, said that his administration will publish a report within 180 days specifying the outlines of the challenges with these trade agreements and possible solutions.
Ross singled mentioning the World Trade Organization as an entity may need to make some changes although clarified that the administration has not taken any decisions yet.
"There is always a possibility of amending the charters of organizations such as the World Trade Organization," We are importing country number one in the whole world. "
Raised Ross fears that the WTO bureaucracy more than they should not hold meetings frequently enough. He
also said that the WTO global has a "institutional bias" in favor of exporters and against countries that "imports surrounded by inappropriately."
The Trump has said the end of the week, he was ready to end the North American Free trade Agreement (NAFTA) with Canada and Mexico, but eased after calls from the two leaders.
will be also study the effects of NAFTA on the Convention on the The US economy in the new study.



London
Lead recorded the highest price in nearly two weeks with the decline in stocks
record lead the highest price in almost two weeks beginning this week, with a decline in stocks boosted concerns about the availability in the London Metal Exchange.
The benchmark contract for the lead in the London Metal Exchange for delivery after three months , up two percent to $ 2249 per ton, the highest level since 18 of April.
recorded stocks in the London metal Exchange , a decline of 13 percent to 165 thousand and 275 tons over the last 27 days, the lowest level in more than a year.
The benchmark contract for copper in the London Metal Exchange for delivery three months after 0.4 percent to $ 5713 per tonne, offsetting losses suffered in the previous session.
Nickel closed up 1.2 percent to $ 9,450 a tonne, to touch the highest level in nearly two weeks. The metal record lowest level in ten months earlier this Alosbua.oankhvd aluminum 0.6 percent to $ 1911.50 per ton.
Tin rose 0.3 percent to $ 19,900 per tonne and zinc and one percent to $ 2623 per ton.



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