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Viet Nam's steel market on the up

18/12/2015

HA NOI (VNS) — Viet Nam's steel market showed growth in both production and business in the first 11 months of this year, according to the Viet Nam Steel Association (VSA).

Viet Nam expands instant coffee exports, expects growth of 25%

17/12/2015

This information was released at a meeting that reviewed the 2014-15 coffee crop and set tasks for the next crop. It was held by the Viet Nam Coffee and Cocoa Association (VICOFA) in Ha Noi on Thursday (10/12/2015).

India's Mistake In Putting Import Duties On Stainless Steel

17/12/2015

We can understand what is happening here as India imposes import duties on certain stainless steel imports.

India To Insist For Safeguard Tool Against Import Surge At WTO

17/12/2015

Special safeguard measures (SSM) is a necessary tool for developing nations to check import surge and it will be at the centre of discussion along with the issues emanating from the Doha Development Agenda during the coming WTO conference, India has said.

Taiwan: Deng to join WTO meet on ITA tariff elimination

17/12/2015

The Ministry of Economic Affairs yesterday said it would work with other WTO members involved in the expanded tariff-elimination program of the Information Technology Agreement (ITA) to persuade China to shorten its tariff-removal period

WTO gives green light to impose tariffs

17/12/2015

The World Trade Organization has given Canada and Mexico a green light to impose tariffs on U.S. products they import.

Trade rows brew as China helps home team tackle slowdown

15/12/2015

BEIJING/GENEVA, Dec 11 China is sowing the seeds of a global trade war as its smelters, refiners and manufacturers increasingly export goods they can't sell into a slowing domestic economy, prompting accusations of dumping and unfair subsidies from its trading partners.

India slaps import duties on stainless steel to help local firms

15/12/2015

Dec 11 India imposed import duties for five years on some stainless steel imports from China, the European Union and the United States on Friday, as the government tries to protect local companies suffering from what it says is unfair competition.