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Impact, Incidence of Chinese Currency Controls Largely Overblown

08/03/2017

President Trump isn’t the first politician to threaten tariffs against China for currency manipulation. In 2003, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) introduced legislation calling for a 27.5 percent across-the-board tariff to compel the Chinese government to stop subsidizing exports and taxing imports by suppressing the value of its currency.

EU upholds anti-dumping tariffs on Chinese solar panels, imposes 73pc duties on steel plates

08/03/2017

A European Union court dismissed a bid by 26 companies to annul anti-dumping tariffs imposed by the bloc on Chinese solar panels more than three years ago.

China voices disquiet over new EU anti-dumping move on steel

08/03/2017

China expressed concerns on Tuesday over what it said was increasing protectionism after European Union regulators imposed new duties on steel imports from the world's biggest producer.

Mexico Warns US It Will Cut Off NAFTA Talks If Tariffs Proposed

02/03/2017

Mexico’s top trade negotiator doubled down on threats to break off talks to rework NAFTA, saying his country will walk away if the U.S. insists on slapping duties or quotas on any products from south of the border.

Chemical from Thailand faces anti-dumping duty

02/03/2017

New Delhi, Feb 27 () The government is likely to impose anti-dumping duty of up to USD 135.40 per tonne on imports of a chemical used in foam making from Thailand.

Canada reduces anti-dumping duties on U.S. drywall

02/03/2017

Feb 27 Canada said on Monday it has reduced anti-dumping duties on U.S. drywall imports being used in Western Canada following criticism that the cost of the material was hampering recovery efforts in northern Alberta after last year's wildfires.

Barriers hurting cross-border trade

02/03/2017

Non-compliance of regional trade agreements by Rwanda’s neighbours is taking a heavy toll on the nation’s earnings from cross-border trade.

US Commission Rejects Tariffs on Anti-dumping and Countervailing of Chinese Tires

02/03/2017

In a 3-2 vote in favor of China, the U.S. International Trade Council said that Chinese tires should not be imposed anti-dumping and countervailing taxes.