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Chinese rebar and wire rod price rise likely to reverse
Chinese rebar and wire rod price rise likely to reverse

06/07/2009

It is reported that Chinese construction steel prices continue to increase as traders are buying more materials for stocking and more mills hiked their ex-work prices.
Chinese furniture producer receives preliminary rate of zero
Chinese furniture producer receives preliminary rate of zero

06/07/2009

Final antidumping duty for Shanghai Fangjia due in 90 days
China turns the page on paper tariffs
China turns the page on paper tariffs

06/07/2009

China will remove an anti-dumping tariff on newsprint paper imports from the United States, Canada and South Korea today, the Ministry of Commerce said yesterday.
China: US abusing anti-dumping rules
China: US abusing anti-dumping rules

06/07/2009

The Ministry of Commerce says China's steel industry is strongly dissatisfied with the frequency and direction of US probes into Chinese steel products.
(Indonesia) Government Urged to Seek WTO Help in Turkish Tariff Tiff
(Indonesia) Government Urged to Seek WTO Help in Turkish Tariff Tiff

01/07/2009

The Indonesian Textile Association wants the Ministry of Trade’s help to lodge an appeal with the World Trade Organization in response to Turkey’s decision to slap tariffs on textiles produced by three unidentified Indonesian companies.
China lifts anti-dumping tax on newsprint imports
China lifts anti-dumping tax on newsprint imports

01/07/2009

China lifted anti-dumping duties Tuesday that were imposed a decade ago on newsprint imports from the United States, Canada and South Korea
China 'gravely concerned' over US' probe in steel products
China 'gravely concerned' over US' probe in steel products

01/07/2009

China's Ministry of Commerce said in a statement Monday that the Chinese government is shocked and "gravely concerned" about the frequency and direction with which US probe into Chinese steel products.
China faces more anti-dumping complaints - EU group
China faces more anti-dumping complaints - EU group

01/07/2009

BEIJING (Reuters) - China will face more WTO complaints and anti-dumping accusations as the global recession forces U.S. and European firms to seek relief from intense competition, a European business group said on Tuesday.
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