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US keeps duties on Chinese steel threaded rod, malleable iron pipe

29/07/2014

The US government determined on Tuesday that it would maintain the existing antidumping duty orders on steel threaded rod and malleable iron pipe fittings from China, despite Beijing's repeated calls for Washington to drop protectionism.

US aims for early settlement of TPP with Japan

29/07/2014

A senior US trade official says the United States aims to conclude talks with Japan on the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade pact as soon as possible.

Mekong Delta shrimp exports to rise

29/07/2014

HA NOI (VNS) — The Cuu Long (Mekong) River Delta provinces expect US$1.3 billion from exports of shrimp in the second half of 2014, bringing earnings to $2.6 billion for this year.

Japan, Mongolia Ink Free Trade Deal

29/07/2014

Following a meeting in Tokyo between the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Mongolia's President Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj, it has been announced that their two countries have reached an agreement on the substance of a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA).

Egypt's steel industry files anti-dumping claim against imports

29/07/2014

(Reuters) - Egypt's steel companies have filed a petition against rebar and wire rod imports from China, Turkey and Ukraine, one of its top steelmakers said on Tuesday, the latest move in a years-long quest to protect the fledging industry from low-priced imports.

India will not back WTO protocol unless concerns addressed - sources

28/07/2014

(Reuters) - India will not support a trade protocol ahead of a July 31 deadline unless concerns about its food subsidies are met, two senior government officials said on Wednesday, a position that threatens to derail a landmark global trade deal.

Cementing the BRICS together

28/07/2014

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Brazil for his first major international summit, the sixth annual BRICS summit. Before his departure, the leader put forward his vision that the vitality of the BRICS group would cut across the geographical and ideological divides of not only the five countries of the group but also of the global economy.

Canada opens anti-dumping probe Vietnamese oil pipe makers

28/07/2014

A month after American commercial inspectors ruled that Vietnamese oil pipes were being 'dumped' onto the US market, the Canadian government initiated its own anti-dumping probe.