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U.S. launches antidumping, countervailing duty probe against China's steel wire rod

24/02/2014

The U.S. Commerce Department announced Friday that it launched anti-dumping duty (AD) and countervailing duty (CVD) investigations against imports of carbon and certain alloy steel wire rod from China.

India hardens trade stance against US, wants disputes to go to WTO

24/02/2014

The government is set to ask all its officials to stay away from any interaction with a delegation from the US International Trade Commission (USITC) probing the impact of India's trade and investment regime on the American economy in what is seen as the latest sore point in economic ties between the two countries.

EU probed over chicken dumping allegations

19/02/2014

Johannesburg - Three EU countries could be the next to face higher poultry import tariffs if the International Trade Administration Commission of SA (Itac) finds evidence that they have been dumping their chicken products in the country.

South Korea escapes pipe-dumping duties

19/02/2014

The Department of Commerce did not impose anti-dumping duties on oil and natural gas pipe products from South Korea, the largest exporter among nine nations targeted in a trade case filed by U.S. Steel Corp. and other producers.

China expresses disapproval over US decision on probes

19/02/2014

China's Ministry of Commerce on Monday urged the US to avoid abusing trade remedy measures to aggravate trade frictions over solar energy products following a US decision to continue investigations on crystalline silicon imports from China Friday.

China probe finds EU, U.S. dumping perchlorethylene

19/02/2014

China's Ministry of Commerce announced Monday in a preliminary ruling that the European Union and the United States have dumped perchlorethylene on the Chinese market.

Obama Seeks Agreement With Mexico, Canada on TPP

18/02/2014

President Barack Obama will strive to come to an agreement with his Mexican and Canadian counterparts on the Trans-Pacific Partnership as the three leaders meet this week to discuss how the members of Nafta will fit into the new, far-reaching trade pact.

Non-tariff barriers removal can double Pak-India trade

17/02/2014

Emphasizing the need for exchanging trade delegation frequently between Saarc countries to boost trade, Vice President, Saarc Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Iftikhar Ali Malik, has expressed hope that trade between India and Pakistan can be doubled just in few years with removal of non-tariff barriers.