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Indonesia continues levying AD tax on Vietnam steel

04/04/2016

The Indonesia Anti-Dumping Committee (KADI) has announced its final decision after an administrative review of the anti-dumping investigations into cold rolled steel coil and sheets imported from Vietnam and four others.

India: US hikes anti-dumping duty on Indian shrimps, exports may fall

04/04/2016

The preliminary average duty has been increased to 4.89% in the 10th annual review of dumping duties, compared to 2.96% in the ninth review

Turkey imposes dumping duty on Vietnam steel pipes

04/04/2016

Turkey’s Ministry of Economy has slapped a dumping tariff of 25.27% on stainless welded cold-rolled steel pipes imported from Vietnam and Malaysia. The decision was made on March 18.

Steel imports: India asks US to comply with WTO ruling against CVD

30/03/2016

Eager to help the debt-ridden steel industry regain its foothold in the US market for hot-rolled carbon steel products, India has asked Washington to comply with the dispute settlement body’s ruling against countervailing duties (CVD) imposed on imports. The last date for complying with the ruling lapsed on March 19.

VN: Protective import tax sends steel prices soaring

30/03/2016

A spokesperson for Sông Đà No2 Joint Stock Company (SD2) called up a magazine to grumble that steel prices have skyrocketed, pushing up costs for his company by billions of đồng since the prices started to rise.

India: PM to raise concerns on non-tariff barriers with EU

30/03/2016

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to raise the issue of increasing non-tariff barriers on Indian exports to European markets during his summit-level meetings with European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and European Council President Donald Tusk.

Japan to slap anti-dumping duty on Chinese, Korean chemical

30/03/2016

TOKYO -- Japan is moving to impose a punitive tariff on imports of an industrial chemical from China and South Korea, accusing producers there of undercutting domestic rivals with unfairly low prices.

India: Import duty no longer enough to check dumping

30/03/2016

The government is shifting gears on checking cheap imports and has worked out a plan to use domestic standards for telecom and food shipments along with anti-subsidy measures in case of steel and other products instead of merely relying on raising import duty or imposing anti-dumping duty