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John Nolan: Fair trade vital for our industry to survive

09/09/2016

Many New Zealand domestic industries built up in the past 50 to 100 years are in jeopardy because of inadequate trade remedies that favour importers over local producers.

China steel exports fall to six-month low, in brief respite for world

09/09/2016

China's steel exports fell to the lowest in six months in August amid stronger domestic prices, offering relief to rivals overseas angered by a flood of cheap Chinese products.

WTO appeals court backs South Korea in U.S. trade dispute

09/09/2016

South Korea largely won an appeal ruling at the World Trade Organization on Wednesday in a challenge that puts U.S. anti-subsidy duties on Korean-made washing machines in jeopardy.

Turkey’s dumping margins for Vietnam yarn described as irrational

09/09/2016

HCMC - Century Synthetic Fiber Corp (STK) has said the Turkish Ministry of Economy’s recent announcement of an anti-dumping duty of up to 72% on polyester draw textured yarn imports from Vietnam is unreasonable and Vietnam’s Ministry of Industry and Trade may file a case at the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Thailand: Anti-dumping tariffs against imported stainless steel pipes

09/09/2016

Thailand will impose anti-dumping tariffs against stainless steel pipes imported from South Korea, China, Taiwan and Vietnam.

US’s inconsistent stand undermines global trade rules, India tells WTO

07/09/2016

The US is following differing legal standards in different disputes that pertain to the same issue, India complains

Turkey may slap high anti-dumping duty on Vietnam yarn

07/09/2016

HCMC - Turkey may impose a high anti-dumping duty of over 72% on polyester textured yarn imports from Vietnam, the Vietnam Competition Authority under the Ministry of Industry and Trade has said.

China agrees on steps to reduce steel exports

07/09/2016

HANGZHOU, China -- China agreed to steps toward reducing its politically volatile steel exports but avoided binding limits as leaders of major economies ended a summit Monday with a forceful endorsement of free trade and a crowded agenda that included the Koreas, Syria and refugees.