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China launches WTO complaint against U.S., EU over dumping rules
China launches WTO complaint against U.S., EU over dumping rules

14/12/2016

China on Monday launched a complaint at the World Trade Organisation against the United States and Europe after they failed to treat China as a market economy and ease their calculations of anti-dumping duties on Chinese goods.
Japan follows U.S., EU lead, will treat China as non-market economy under WTO rules
Japan follows U.S., EU lead, will treat China as non-market economy under WTO rules

14/12/2016

Japan followed the United States and the European Union on Thursday in announcing a policy of not treating China as a market economy under World Trade Organization standards.
EU launches fresh action on cheap Chinese steel
EU launches fresh action on cheap Chinese steel

14/12/2016

The European Union has launched an investigation into whether Chinese producers of certain corrosion resistant steels are selling into Europe at unfairly low prices, in its latest action against cheap Chinese steel imports.
Vietnamese steel pipe free from US anti-dumping duties
Vietnamese steel pipe free from US anti-dumping duties

14/12/2016

Vietnamese enterprises have become free from US anti-dumping duties on Circular Welded Carbon-Quality Steel Pipe (CWP) in the US market, the Việt Nam Competition Authority said.
China urges U.S. to abide by WTO anti-dumping agreement
China urges U.S. to abide by WTO anti-dumping agreement

14/12/2016

China on Friday urged the United States to abandon a surrogate country approach it uses to calculate anti-dumping measures against Chinese exports, as a related clause in China's World Trade Organization (WTO) deal is set to expire.
China’s Mining Subsidies Create Tension with Free Trade Rules
China’s Mining Subsidies Create Tension with Free Trade Rules

14/12/2016

If the only tool you have is a hammer, it’s tempting to treat everything as a nail. Thus, most people in the technically-oriented Bitcoin community treat the specter of mining centralization as a problem to be solved chiefly by technical means. However, a substantial cause of mining centralization is Chinese government policy, which distorts the digital currency mining market. There are creative arguments that China is violating its international trade obligations. Given the consequences for mining centralization, government subsidy for digital currency mining might be added to the list of banned activities for World Trade Organization members.
Trade not so much about tariffs anymore, says Trade Minister Todd McClay
Trade not so much about tariffs anymore, says Trade Minister Todd McClay

29/11/2016

Trade Minister Todd McClay is promising to bring a new more open style to trade policy as he attempts to press the case for free trade in the post-Trump and Brexit era.
Steel firms of China, 5 others violate anti-dumping rules
Steel firms of China, 5 others violate anti-dumping rules

29/11/2016

Taipei, Nov. 26 (CNA) The Ministry of Finance (MOF) has issued a final decision finding steel exporters from six countries, including China and South Korea in violation of Taiwan's anti-dumping rules by selling their products at unfairly low prices in the local market.
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