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China tells Germany: 'We don't want to fight a trade war'

16/06/2016

China's leader told Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday he did not want trade tensions with the European Union, a vital market for a huge economy facing falling exports, to descend into a trade war.

VN steel firms to pay US tax

16/06/2016

Three Vietnamese steel firms will pay zero tax after answering the anti-dumping questionnaire of the US Commerce Department (DOC). But other Vietnamese exporters of steel pipes will pay the maximum tax of 113 per cent.

VCA investigates anti-dumping allegations on steel imports

16/06/2016

Several domestic steel manufacturers have requested the Vietnam Competition Authority (VCA) to investigate the merits of filing an anti-dumping action against companies from China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Taiwan.

Non-tariff barriers to trade not big in foreign trade

16/06/2016

VietNamNet Bridge – Tran Quoc Khanh, the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade, spoke to Thoi bao Kinh te Viet Nam (Viet Nam Economic Times) about what Vietnamese exporters should do to secure a firm foothold in foreign markets.

WTO members conduct first review of agricultural export subsidies since Nairobi decision

15/06/2016

WTO members undertook at the Agriculture Committee meeting on 7 and 8 June their first review of agricultural export policies since the Nairobi ministerial decision to scrap farm export subsidies in all developed countries. Members also exchanged questions and answers about WTO members’ farm policies

US imposes anti-dumping duty of 113.8% on Vietnamese CWP

15/06/2016

The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has issued a preliminary decision on anti-dumping duties on circular welded carbon-quality steel pipes (CWP) imported from Vietnam, the Vietnam Competition Authority (VAC) announced recently.

Japan Accuses S. Korea for Antidumping Duties on Valves

15/06/2016

Japan has requested the WTO to form a panel to oversee a dispute involving antidumping duties imposed by South Korea on Japanese pneumatic valves.

Brussels to end preferential trade access for uncooperative African countries

15/06/2016

The EU plans to raise the pressure on six African countries to implement controversial free trade agreements by putting an end to their preferential access to the EU market.