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EU launches subsidy investigation over Indian iron pipes

11/03/2015

(Reuters) - The European Commission said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into alleged illegal subsidies supporting imports of tubes and pipes of ductile cast iron from India.

Australia could face anti-competition probe over iron ore-Cliffs CEO

11/03/2015

(Reuters) - U.S.-based mining company Cliffs Natural Resources on Wednesday blamed Australia for a dramatic fall in ore prices and warned that its central bank may one day be called to explain anti-competitive practices.

Russia stalls EU's complaint to WTO on import duties

10/03/2015

If Russia does not solve the dispute with the EUm it will not be able to reject the EU's complaint any longer.

Indonesia to impose anti-dumping import duties to strengthen rupiah

10/03/2015

JAKARTA, March 10 (Reuters) - Indonesia will impose a series of regulations, including temporary anti-dumping import duties, to help narrow the current account deficit and prop up a weakening rupiah in Southeast Asia's largest economy, the finance minister said on Tuesday.

China should control sugar imports, says Bright executive

10/03/2015

(Reuters) - China needs to introduce measures to strictly control sugar imports, with low tariffs and cheap overseas shipments damaging the local industry, an executive at a large Chinese sugar processor said.

Canada Slaps Preliminary Anti-Dumping Tariffs On Chinese Solar PV Products: Australia’s Dumping Probe Taking Time

10/03/2015

Some Chinese Photo Voltaic modules producers have come at the receiving end of Canadian International Trade Tribunal, which slapped them preliminary anti-dumping and anti-subsidization tariffs. The products targeted are semi-finished as well as thin-film PV modules from 10 China-based companies. The penal tariffs range from 9 to 286 percent.

VN-EU pact to deliver the goods

09/03/2015

BRUSSELS (VNS) — Viet Nam is a friendly and reliable partner of the EU and the Free Trade Agreement being negotiated will promote growth for both sides, a senior European Commission official has said.

United States Challenges Chinese Export Subsidies at the WTO

09/03/2015

On February 11, the United States requested consultations with China regarding more than 180 central and sub-central government measures that allegedly provide export-contingent subsidies to enterprises in several industrial sectors including textiles, agriculture, medical products, light industry, special chemical engineering, new materials, and hardware and building materials. A request for consultations is the first step in the formal dispute settlement process at the World Trade Organization (WTO).