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China Raising Non-tariff Barriers against South Korean Products

19/07/2016

It has been found that China is applying more and more non-tariff barriers to products exported from South Korea.

Car sales surge in June

19/07/2016

Vietnamese people bought more than 24,400 cars in June, an increase of 31 per cent compared with the same period last year, the Vietnam Automobile Manufacturers’ Association said.

VN stocks down on profit taking

19/07/2016

Vietnamese shares fell for a second day on profit taking and oil stocks plunged on lower oil prices.

China says U.S. deliberately misread WTO rules in steel subsidy spat

14/07/2016

China's Commerce Ministry said on Wednesday the United States had deliberately misinterpreted World Trade Organization (WTO) rules after the U.S. Commerce Department found in favor of subsidy rates for Chinese steel.

Brussels launches anti-dumping investigation on steel products against Serbia

14/07/2016

The European Commission has launched an investigation into accusations that Serbian exports of steel products have been dumping prices on the EU market, the Serbian government said on Sunday.

Govt slaps anti-dumping duty on chemical from 5 countries

14/07/2016

Revenue Department has slapped anti-dumping duty of up to USD 168.76 per tonne on import of a chemical used in textile industry from five countries, including China and Iran, to protect domestic manufacturers.

U.S. Seeks Retaliation Vs. India In WTO Fight Over Avian Flu-Based Ag Restrictions

14/07/2016

The United States on July 7 requested authorization from the World Trade Organization to unleash trade retaliation to the sum of $450 million in a dispute with New Delhi over restrictions on agriculture imports from the U.S. due to fears of avian flu entering India.

ITC Judge Suspends U.S. Steel's 337 Case Against Chinese Companies

14/07/2016

The U.S. International Trade Commission has temporarily suspended a U.S. Steel Corporation 337 case seeking to block Chinese steel from entering the U.S. market on the grounds at least two issues it raises fall under the purview of the Commerce Department.