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WTO final Boeing subsidy ruling seen on January 31
WTO final Boeing subsidy ruling seen on January 31

26/01/2011

PARIS (Reuters) - The World Trade Organization will issue a confidential final ruling on January 31 concerning European claims that Boeing benefited from unfair aircraft subsidies, sources familiar with the case said on Friday.
Turkey's anti-dumping duty on import: 500 apparel units could face the knife
Turkey's anti-dumping duty on import: 500 apparel units could face the knife

26/01/2011

At least 500 apparel factories are feared to face serious blow after Turkey says it has moved to levy anti-dumping duty on garments and fabrics imports to protect its domestic manufacturers.
India pleads with Australia to lift uranium export ban
India pleads with Australia to lift uranium export ban

24/01/2011

India's External Affairs Minister SM Krishna says he is pleading with the Australian government to reconsider its ban on uranium sales to his country.
China urged to prepare for trade sanctions
China urged to prepare for trade sanctions

24/01/2011

BEIJING - China should strengthen its trade-remedy mechanism as part of an effort to meet the challenges brought by developed countries, as trade protectionism is gaining ground in a global market still suffering economic turmoil, experts said.
Viet nam: EU to scrap shoe tariffs
Viet nam: EU to scrap shoe tariffs

24/01/2011

HA NOI — The European Union's tariffs on leather shoes imported from Viet Nam and China will expire at the end of March, following a decision to do away with the duties.
Brazil May Ask WTO About Possible Action on Weak Currencies, Official Says
Brazil May Ask WTO About Possible Action on Weak Currencies, Official Says

24/01/2011

Brazil, which saw imports from China surge 61 percent last year, may ask the World Trade Organization to look into what action can be taken against countries that weaken their currencies, a Finance Ministry official said.
WTO backs S.Korea in dispute, U.S. does not defend
WTO backs S.Korea in dispute, U.S. does not defend

24/01/2011

GENEVA (Reuters) - A World Trade Organization panel backed South Korea on Tuesday in a challenge to a controversial U.S. method for calculating duties on unfairly priced imports, after the United States offered no defense in the dispute.
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