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IMF: Global economy facing serious downside risks

24/06/2019

IMF sees severe downside risks for the global economy arising from trade tensions, debt accumulation and uncertain financial conditions.

China and US must both compromise at Xi-Trump meeting, Beijing negotiator says

24/06/2019

Both Beijing and Washington will need to compromise if they are to reach a trade deal.

U.S. ITC finds merit in tart cherry producers’ claim of harm by Turkish imports

21/06/2019

American producers of dried tart cherries make a reasonable case that they are being injured by imports from Turkey, the U.S. International Trade Commission determined in June.

Anti-dumping duty imposed on jute clothes from Bangladesh

21/06/2019

India has imposed anti-dumping duty on the import of jute sacking clothes from Bangladesh in order to protect domestic industry.

S. Korea may extend anti-dumping duties on PET film from China, India

21/06/2019

South Korea's trade commission on Thursday decided to recommend the government extend anti-dumping duties on polyethylene terephthalate (PET) film imported from China and India, citing substantial damage to the local industry.

Vietnam to impose temporary anti-dumping duties on Chinese, RoK steel products

21/06/2019

The Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT) has issued a decision to apply temporary anti-dumping measures on several colour coated steel products imported from China and the Republic of Korea (RoK).

Budget 2019: Plastics industry recommends anti-dumping duty to cut imports

19/06/2019

Under free trade agreements, the government has allowed import of finished products at 'nil' import duty from a number of Asian countries

China suspends WTO case to ease trade friction: analyst

19/06/2019

China has suspended a dispute consultation case related to its market economy status at the WTO, which shows China is striving to ease friction with other countries due to the tense international trading situation and the challenges the WTO is facing from certain countries' unilateralism and protectionism, experts said.