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China ends anti-dumping measures against steel sheets from Japan, ROK

13/04/2011

BEIJING, April 8 (Xinhua) -- China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC) announced Friday that the country would end anti-dumping measures against cold-rolled stainless steel sheets imported from Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK), effective on April 8.

US: Restrictions sought on imported steel

13/04/2011

A group of legislators and executives from domestic steel companies is supporting the extension of duties on certain imported steel products from Brazil, Russia and Japan.

World trade back to pre-crisis level, uncertainty looms: WTO

10/04/2011

GENEVA, April 7 (Xinhua) -- World exports in real terms surged by 14.5 percent 2010, reclaiming the ground it lost during the financial crisis, however there were clouds over future growth, the Geneva-based World Trade Organization (WTO) said in its annual world trade report, issued Wednesday.

China scraps anti-dumping duties on Japan, Korean steel sheets

10/04/2011

BEIJING, April 7 (Reuters) - China has decided to scrap anti-dumping duties imposed for a decade on cold-rolled stainless-steel sheets imported from Japan and South Korea, the Chinese commerce ministry said on Thursday.

Saudi government discusses Polypropylene (PP) anti-dumping with India on Tasnee's behalf

10/04/2011

The Saudi Arabian government has taken over discussions with India on anti-dumping duty the South Asian country has imposed on National Industrialization Company, or Tasnee's, polypropylene exports, senior Tasnee officials said Wednesday on the sidelines of the Second Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association Plastics summit.

EU Complains at WTO Over U.S. Duties on ThyssenKrupp Steel

10/04/2011

The European Union complained at the World Trade Organization that U.S. anti-dumping duties on imports of stainless-steel sheet and strip in coils produced by ThyssenKrupp AG (TKA) in Italy are based on a mathematical mistake.

Brazil Adopts China Import Tariff on Eve of Visit

10/04/2011

Brazil said on April 05, 2011 it will apply import tariffs on specific goods from China and the United States, the latest measures to help stem a flood of cheap imports that is eroding the country's trade balance.