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Canada urged to abide by WTO norms on anti-dumping issues
Canada urged to abide by WTO norms on anti-dumping issues

30/06/2014

Taipei, June 27 (CNA) Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs said Friday that it has urged Canada to abide by the norms of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on anti-dumping issues, lifting excessive duties imposed on Taiwanese companies.
Canada takes up latest Buy America moves at WTO
Canada takes up latest Buy America moves at WTO

30/06/2014

The Harper government took the U.S. to task this week at the WTO over the latest round of Buy America measures, a preliminary step in what could lead to dispute settlement proceedings at the Geneva-based organization.
Australia set to become third largest cotton exporter: report
Australia set to become third largest cotton exporter: report

30/06/2014

SYDNEY, June 27 (Xinhua) -- Australia is on track to be the third largest exporter of raw cotton in the world this year with forecasts of just under 1 million tonnes, according to a bank report released Friday.
WTO chief attempts to breathe life into Doha talks
WTO chief attempts to breathe life into Doha talks

30/06/2014

When members of the World Trade Organisation launched the Doha round of negotiations after the September 11 2001 terrorist attacks, it was billed by many as a transformative exercise for the global economy.
The World Bank says trade protectionism begins to level off
The World Bank says trade protectionism begins to level off

30/06/2014

Washington: import barriers in major economies begin to recede after a rash of protectionism during the global financial crisis, the World Bank showed on Thursday.
EU to examine China, Taiwan stainless steel dumping claims
EU to examine China, Taiwan stainless steel dumping claims

30/06/2014

BRUSSELS, June 26 (Reuters) - The European Commission has launched an investigation into accusations that China and Taiwan have dumped billions of dollars of stainless steel in Europe, a decision that could reignite trade tensions with Beijing.
EU Set For Tariff Liberalizing Agreements With Eastern Partners
EU Set For Tariff Liberalizing Agreements With Eastern Partners

30/06/2014

The European Union (EU) is set to ink new Association Agreements with Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine that will eventually eliminate tariff barriers to trade.
EU Rejects Russian Anti-Dumping Duty Challenge
EU Rejects Russian Anti-Dumping Duty Challenge

30/06/2014

The European Union rejected on June 18, 2014, a request by Russia for the establishment of a World Trade Organization (WTO) dispute settlement panel to examine the EU's anti-dumping measures on imports from Russia.
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