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Mexico seeks WTO panel in trade dispute with Argentina

26/10/2012

MEXICO CITY, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Mexico will ask a World Trade Organization panel to adjudicate a dispute over trade restrictions with Argentina, Economy Minister Bruno Ferrari said on Monday.

US imposes anti-dumping penalty on Oman steel firm

23/10/2012

The US Department of commerce has ruled that steel which was sold into the country between October 2010 and October 2011 by Al Jazeera Steel Products and others was sold at below market value.

China will properly handle US steel case

23/10/2012

The Ministry of Commerce vowed on Friday that China will property handle a World Trade Organization (WTO) ruling in a dispute over U.S. exports of a specialty steel product after its appeal against the ruling was rejected.

China demands anti-dumping, countervailing deposits on Japanese carmaker

23/10/2012

BEIJING -- China's customs watchdog said Friday it will demand that Nissan North America Inc pay cash deposits for possible anti-dumping and countervailing duties on certain types of cars exported into the country.

US stops anti-subsidy investigation into steel pipes

23/10/2012

(VOV) - The US Department of Commerce (DOC) has removed its anti-dumping lawsuit against steel pipe products imported from Vietnam.

Ukraine may impose duties on PVC imports

23/10/2012

The Ukrainian government may impose anti-dumping duties on the imports of PVC from the US and the EU, due to pressure from Karpatneftekhim, Ukraine’s only local manufacturer of PVC. Karpatneftekhim is owned by Russian oil giant Lukoil.

WTO sides with US on Chinese steel import duties, again

23/10/2012

China did indeed break global trade rules when it imposed anti-dumping duties on US electrical steel imports, the World Trade Organisation ruled Thursday, confirming on appeal a previous ruling.

Mexico seeks allies in trade dispute with China

23/10/2012

Oct 17 (Reuters) - Mexico is hoping to recruit allies in a trade dispute in which it accuses China of breaking international rules by giving tax breaks and subsidies to its textile businesses, a top Mexican trade official said on Wednesday.