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China hopes WTO can 'resolve differences' and sign deal

21/08/2014

(Reuters) - China said on Monday it regretted World Trade Organisation members had failed to reach an agreement on simplifying global customs rules, a breakdown it said could damage multilateral trade.

Canadian anti-dumping tax on Vietnamese OCTGs likely

21/08/2014

Anti-dumping tax and counterveiling duty will be likely imposed on Vietnamese OCTGs . This is the first time that a Vietnamese product has faced an anti-dumping lawsuit in Canada

Russia Has No Plans to Leave WTO Over Sanctions

21/08/2014

MOSCOW, August 13 (RIA Novosti) - Russia is not going to suspend its World Trade Organization (WTO) membership and will continue defending its interests in the organization, a source in the Russian Economic Development Ministry told RIA Novosti on Wednesday.

Dumping suits squeezing Vietnamese steel markets

21/08/2014

Addled by anti-dumping charges imposed by markets all over the world, Vietnam's steel manufacturers are once again lamenting a lack of protection from the government and local trade groups.

Anti-dumping duty for Indian optical fibers

21/08/2014

BEIJING, Aug. 13 (Xinhua) -- Chinese authorities ruled on Wednesday that India dumped single-mode optical fibers in China after a year-long investigation and that an anti-dumping duty will be imposed.

China Probes Threaten to Squeeze Foreign Profits

21/08/2014

China’s antitrust crackdown signals a new era of regulatory scrutiny in the country and threatens to end the days when products from Audi sedans to Starbucks lattes generate fatter profits in Beijing than in London or New York.

Indonesia likely to impose antidumping duty on filament yarn to deal with trade deficit

14/08/2014

The Indonesian government is making all attempts to lower dependence on imported of raw materials and looking at way to substitute import raw material with local products. In this attempt, the Ministry of Economy in coordination with other minister are putting efforts to deal with the trade deficit which has surged from imported products and also has the potential to hit the national industry.

ReneSola looks beyond Taiwan suppliers to beat U.S. duties

14/08/2014

Aug 12 (Reuters) - Chinese solar panel maker ReneSola Ltd said it would use contract manufacturers across the globe to continue selling panels in the United States, which has imposed anti-dumping duties on solar products made in China and Taiwan.