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US faces pressure to take India to WTO on patent rules

18/06/2015

NEW DELHI: The US government is coming under intense pressure from lawmakers to act against India at the World Trade Organization (WTO) for what they say are violations of patent rules. The tough stance adopted by US lawmakers raises the pressure on the new Indian government to swiftly swing into action to check against potential damage to bilateral trade ties, which have taken a knock in recent months.

Anti-dumping duty imposed on VN bicycle tyres HA NOI

18/06/2015

HA NOI (VNS)– Brazil's Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade has announced that an anti-dumping duty would be imposed on bicycle tyres imported from Viet Nam.

DOC issues preliminary decision on shrimp duty

18/06/2015

(VOV) - The US Department of Commerce (DOC) made a preliminary decision on the anti-dumping tax of certain frozen warm water shrimp from Vietnam, for the 8th period of review (POR8) from February 1, 2012 to January 31, 2013.

China loses trade dispute over rare earth exports

18/06/2015

(Reuters) - China has lost a dispute at the World Trade Organization over limits on rare earth and metals exports, handing Europe and the United States a victory over what they see as Beijing's unfair trade practices.

China loses WTO bid to overturn U.S. law against unfair subsidies

18/06/2015

(Reuters) - China lost its bid to overturn U.S. legislation targeting unfair trade subsidies on Thursday, its second defeat in a World Trade Organization dispute within 24 hours.

EU drops anti-dumping probe on Chinese telecommunications equipment

18/06/2015

BRUSSELS, March 27 (Xinhua) -- European Union trade chief announced on Thursday the anti-dumping investigation against Chinese telecommunications equipment makers will not be pursued.

China, EU Agree Remedy In Wine Dispute

18/06/2015

Following the recent resolution of the trade dispute over European Union (EU) exports of solar-grade polysilicon, China and the EU have welcomed another agreement to resolve a trade dispute involving European wine exports without the imposition of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties.

WTO panel to rule against China's limits on rare-earth exports

18/06/2015

TOKYO -- The World Trade Organization's dispute resolution panel is expected to rule that China's export restrictions on rare earths and other key minerals violated trade rules.