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It’s time to drop Australia’s protectionist anti-dumping rules

16/03/2016

In public policy the most valuable contributions can sometimes slip by with little comment. And so it was, sadly, with the Productivity Commission’s take-no-prisoners report on Australia’s antiquated anti-dumping regime, released earlier this week.

US Imposes 266% Duty on Imports of Steel from China

16/03/2016

Producers in China and six other countries sold cold-rolled steel at unfairly low prices in the U.S. market and will be taxed as much as 266% on the price, the Commerce Department said in a preliminary decision on March 1.

Vietnam’s plastic molding machines subject to Indian anti-dumping tariff

15/03/2016

The Vietnam Competition Authority (VCA) under the Ministry of Industry and Trade said on Monday that India is slapping a 23.15 percent tax on plastic molding machines made by Vietnamese manufacturers.

Brazil to challenge Thailand sugar subsidies at WTO

14/03/2016

Brazil will challenge Thailand at the World Trade Organization (WTO) over subsidies for sugar producers that it says have dragged down global prices for the sweetener, the Trade Ministry said.

White House seeks new climate measures, trade progress in Trudeau visit

14/03/2016

President Barack Obama and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are set to discuss new ideas for curbing climate change and expanding trade during an Oval Office meeting this week, White House officials said during a preview on Tuesday.

Vietnamese granite exports to Turkey face anti-dumping duty

13/03/2016

Turkey has finalized its decision to impose an anti-dumping tax of US$174 per metric ton on granite imports of Vietnamese origin.

U.S. wins WTO dispute against India's solar rules

13/03/2016

The United States won a ruling against India at the World Trade Organization on Wednesday after challenging the rules on the origin of solar cells and solar modules used in India's national solar power program.

EU court rules on anti-dumping law

13/03/2016

HA NOI (VNS) — The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) declared partially invalid an anti-dumping regulation on certain leather footwear imports in the EU from China and Viet Nam.