US Delays Talks For Trade Accord With Singapore
Bloomberg.com, 10 Mar 2009, Mark Drajem
March 10 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. postponed initial negotiations for a Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement with Chile, Singapore, Brunei and New Zealand, as the Obama administration said it needs to set a broader trade policy first.
The Bush administration said in September it would push for the trade agreement, known as TPP, which would end commercial barriers among those nations. A meeting this month to begin talks has been delayed by the Obama administration’s need to “review how the TPP fits into our larger trade agenda,” Deborah Mesloh, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Trade Representative’s office, said.
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Bloomberg.com, 10 Mar 2009, Mark Drajem
March 10 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. postponed initial negotiations for a Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement with Chile, Singapore, Brunei and New Zealand, as the Obama administration said it needs to set a broader trade policy first.
The Bush administration said in September it would push for the trade agreement, known as TPP, which would end commercial barriers among those nations. A meeting this month to begin talks has been delayed by the Obama administration’s need to “review how the TPP fits into our larger trade agenda,” Deborah Mesloh, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Trade Representative’s office, said.
Read More
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Other News Update At Singapore News Alternative:
1. SIA Asks Staff To Take 2 Yrs Unpaid Leave
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3. Ngee Ann Poly Students & Staff Visit India
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