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4 Reasons Why Trump Is Cracking Down on Steel Imports

14/07/2017

Trump does not want foreign steel in the US, and he made it clear on Thursday, again. In an interview, Trump bashed countries like China who are ‘dumping steel’ in the US. Trump has been talking about not letting imported steel reach America, but the White House has not taken an action yet. Here are four reasons why Trump is cracking down on imports of steel.

Trudeau: Trump doesn't think Canadian steel is a tariff target

14/07/2017

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday said U.S. President Donald Trump told him that he did not expect to subject Canadian steel and aluminum to face tariffs on national security grounds.

Trump’s team is ready for a trade war over steel

14/07/2017

The Trump administration expects other countries to retaliate against its planned restrictions on steel imports, but Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told lawmakers the move could be a necessary step to draw countries like China into new negotiations.

U.S. Department of Commerce Initiates Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Investigations of Imports

14/07/2017

U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross announced the initiations of new antidumping duty (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) investigations to determine whether imports of ripe olives from Spain are being dumped in the United States, and whether producers in Spain are receiving alleged unfair subsidies.

US Commerce Department Hits Four Countries With Antidumping Duties

14/07/2017

Issues Final Determinations on ESB Rubber From Brazil, Korea, Mexico, and Poland

Anti-dumping duty to continue on grinding media balls from Thailand, China: DGAD

14/07/2017

Union warning on Chinese plans to dump excess steel in Australia

14/07/2017

Uncertainty about the global impact of a US move to impose tariffs on steel and aluminium imports on national security grounds has triggered calls to strengthen Australia’s Anti-Dumping Commission to better protect local manufacturers.

Fences installed to curb illegal dumping

14/07/2017

The Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions is installing cable fencing in an effort to control illegal access and dumping in the Tuart Forest National Park.