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G20 and protectionism: What’s there to (really) worry about?

14/11/2014

Has G20 protectionism been talked up too much? The latest World Trade Organization (WTO) report, published jointly with the OECD, on trade restrictive measures in the G20 group of leading industrial economies and emerging markets, reveals that protectionism has not significantly been on the rise. Yet there are ‘murky’ areas of protectionism on which the international organisations’ report remains very sketchy.

Turkey will issue anti-dumping laws on cell phones

13/11/2014

Already well known for his hostility to social media, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has now mocked the capriciousness of the cell phone market.

Philippines finds Turkey guilty of dumping flour, imposes punitive tariff

13/11/2014

MANILA – The Philippines is slapping higher tariffs on Turkish flour for five years after ruling that Ankara had been dumping cheap flour in the country.

India and US reach WTO breakthrough over food

13/11/2014

India and the US have resolved their disagreements on food security issues, paving the way for the implementation of a global trade pact.

VN: Export firms need to be aware of trade laws

13/11/2014

HCM CITY (VNS) — Vietnamese export firms need to improve their awareness and preparations to cope with the World Trade Organisation's trade defence that allows importing countries to take action against exporting nations, a senior official said.

VN Rubber may face dumping probe in India

12/11/2014

HCMC – The Vietnam Competition Authority (VCA) has warned India may launch a probe into the possible dumping of Vietnamese rubber on its market.

Vietnam, EU share experiences in trade protection

12/11/2014

Leading international trade experts from the EU and Vietnam staged a seminar on November 11 in the southern province Binh Duong discussing fair trade practices and protection measures.

Canadian Solar profit rises on sale of power plants

12/11/2014

Nov 12 (Reuters) - Canadian Solar Inc's quarterly profit rose more than four-fold as its shift in focus from panel sales to the more profitable business of building solar power plants pays off.