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EU to examine China, Taiwan stainless steel dumping claims

30/06/2014

BRUSSELS, June 26 (Reuters) - The European Commission has launched an investigation into accusations that China and Taiwan have dumped billions of dollars of stainless steel in Europe, a decision that could reignite trade tensions with Beijing.

EU Set For Tariff Liberalizing Agreements With Eastern Partners

30/06/2014

The European Union (EU) is set to ink new Association Agreements with Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine that will eventually eliminate tariff barriers to trade.

EU Rejects Russian Anti-Dumping Duty Challenge

30/06/2014

The European Union rejected on June 18, 2014, a request by Russia for the establishment of a World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement panel to examine the EU's anti-dumping measures on imports from Russia.

Vietnam's rice export reaches 2.68 mln tons in H1

30/06/2014

HANOI, June 25 (Xinhua) -- Vietnam's rice export hit nearly 2. 68 million tons from the start of this year till date, down by 23. 48 percent year on year, said Vietnam Food Association (VFA).

PBOC’s Ma Urges Joining TPP to Boost Growth, Report Shows

30/06/2014

China would increase the size of its economy by about 2 percent by joining a Pacific trade pact in the view of the central bank’s chief research economist, according to presentation slides seen by Bloomberg News.

Anti-dumping duty body rules in favour of Japanese firm’s India arm

30/06/2014

In a relief to Tokyo ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit, the commerce ministry’s trade remedies wing has ruled in favour of the Japanese company Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation’s (MCC) local affiliate.

Sugar subsidies may raise heat at WTO

30/06/2014

NEW DELHI: The government's move to extend the export subsidy for sugar until the end of the sugar season in September may increase India's headache at the World Trade Organization.

Philippines to implement rice import restrictions until 2017

30/06/2014

MANILA, June 23 (Xinhua) -- The Philippines is expected to be allowed to retain import restrictions for rice until 2017, a senior government official said Monday.