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Egypt's Ezz Steel could raise steel rebar output if tariffs continue

14/06/2017

Egypt's largest steelmaker Ezz Steel could raise its production of rebars to its maximum capacity of 4.6 million tonnes per year if tariffs on imported rebars continue, George Matta, the company's marketing director, told Reuters on Wednesday.

Trump says anti-dumping bill for steel, aluminum coming soon

14/06/2017

Legislation to address the dumping of foreign steel and aluminum in the United States will come "soon," U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday.

Centre imposes anti-dumping duty on Chinese ceramic imports

13/06/2017

NEW DELHI: India has imposed anti-dumping duty on import of ceramic table and kitchenware items from China to protect domestic industry against goods being sold at below normal value.

Trump’s Trade Restrictions Could Miss China and Slam Everybody Else

12/06/2017

The Trump administration’s bid to put in place more protectionist trade policies could get a boost as soon as this week, as the Commerce Department wraps up an investigation into the national security implications of steel and aluminum imports. That could mean tariffs or quotas on the amount of metal the U.S. could import from certain countries.

US wins major WTO compliance ruling

12/06/2017

Boeing has commended the Office of the US Trade Representative (USTR) for achieving another significant win in the long-running dispute between the United States and the European Union over aerospace subsidies.

Vietnamese steel faces anti-dumping investigation in Australia

12/06/2017

An Australian firm has accused Vietnamese manufacturers of manipulating market prices.

EU Imposes Anti-Dumping Duties On Chinese Steel

12/06/2017

The European Commission has said that it will impose definitive anti-subsidy measures on imports from China of certain hot-rolled flat steel (HRF) products.

VN exporters updated on US import regulations

08/06/2017

Việt Nam’s food and beverage exports to the US are growing and likely to do so for many years, but manufacturers need to be aware of that country’s requirements, an American expert told a seminar in HCM City yesterday.