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U.S. slaps preliminary 220% countervailing duty on Bombardier jets after Boeing subsidy complaint

27/09/2017

The U.S. Commerce Department on Tuesday slapped preliminary anti-subsidy duties on CSeries jets made by Bombardier Inc. after rival Boeing Co. charged that the aircraft were unfairly subsidized by Canada.

WTO Will Investigate U.S. Complaint over China

27/09/2017

The World Trade Organization has created a dispute panel to investigate U.S. complaints regarding import quotas by China.

Global exports prospects revised sharply; why India must not miss this boat

27/09/2017

The sharp revision in global export prospects for 2017—the WTO has raised its growth projections for trade volumes from 2.4% earlier to 3.6%, and trade grew at a mere 1.3% in 2016—represent an opportunity that India cannot afford to miss.

China begins probe into halogenated rubber dumping

25/09/2017

China's ministry of commerce (MOFCOM) launched an investigation into allegations of dumping concerning halogenated butyl rubber imported to the country from the U.S., European Union and Singapore.

Trump positioned to slap potentially crushing tariffs on solar industry

25/09/2017

U.S. trade officials on Friday empowered President Donald Trump to impose tariffs that could cut off the solar energy industry from the cheap foreign-made panels that have driven its explosive growth and helped create tens of thousands of jobs.

WTO panel set up on import quotas

25/09/2017

A World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute panel was set up on Friday to rule on a U.S. complaint over Chinese import quotas on farm goods, including wheat, rice and corn, a trade official said.

Fears for thousands of British jobs as US court prepares to rule on Bombardier subsidy row

25/09/2017

A court decision in America that could threaten thousands of British jobs is expected as early as today.

Ukraine takes Kazakhstan to WTO over duties on steel pipes

22/09/2017

Ukraine has launched a complaint against Kazakhstan’s use of anti-dumping duties on certain types of steel pipes imported from Ukraine, the World Trade Organization said on Thursday.