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The Doha Round and Round

26/07/2010

When it comes to the World Trade Organization’s Doha Round of trade negotiations, the resolution of the G-20 meeting in Toronto can be characterized as vapid. The best the G-20 could do was reiterate its support for achieving an agreement and direct negotiators to “report on progress at our next meeting in Seoul where we will discuss the way forward.” In other words, nothing is expected to happen.

Fostering stronger Vietnam-US ties

26/07/2010

Vietnam and the US should continue to develop relations bilaterally and multilaterally with a major focus on economic cooperation, while building an exemplary role model on coping with climate change and rising sea levels.

Ukraine starts anti-dumping probe into methanol imports from Russia

23/07/2010

Ukraine has started an anti-dumping investigation into imports of methanol from Russia, the Interagency Commission for International Trade has reported.

Govt starts dumping probe against Chinese chemical imports

23/07/2010

New Delhi: India has initiated anti-dumping probe on a chemical, used mainly in dye and pharmaceutical industries, imported from China to protect the domestic players from cheap shipments.

Argentina Stops China Anti-Dumping Probes After Failure to End Oil Spat

23/07/2010

Argentina will close two anti- dumping investigations into Chinese products a week after the presidents of the two countries failed to lift an embargo by the Asian nation on Argentine soybean oil imports.

USDA sees progress on thorny China issues-Miller

23/07/2010

The U.S. Agriculture Department is making slow but steady progress on a plethora of technical trade issues with China, now the No. 3 market for U.S. farm goods, the department's top trade official said on Tuesday. Insatiable Chinese demand for U.S. soybeans, cotton, and new sales of U.S. corn have made China an increasingly important farm export destination, and there could be even more growth if the two nations can resolve a long list of trade disputes, said Jim Miller in an interview. The issues include China's ban on U.S. beef, tit-for-tat barriers on chicken, and discussions over language on U.S. export documents for dairy products.

China to review anti-dumping measures on imported trichloroethylene

23/07/2010

BEIJING, July 21 (Xinhua) -- China's Ministry of Commerce (MOC)announced Wednesday it is to review the anti-dumping measures imposed five years ago on trichloroethylene (TCE) imported from Russia and Japan.

Carib Cement more expensive in Jamaica

23/07/2010

Caribbean Cement Company has admitted to selling export cement at cheaper prices than it does in its home market, but insists that the practice does not amount to dumping, as defined under international trade rules.