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Europe accuses U.S. of failing to cut Boeing aid

16/10/2012

BRUSSELS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - The European Union accused the United States on Thursday of ignoring a World Trade Organisation ruling to stop subsidies to planemaker Boeing Co and asked the Geneva-based body to investigate, prolonging the world's largest trade dispute.

EU to set duties on Chinese tableware and pipe fittings

16/10/2012

BRUSSELS, Oct 11 (Reuters) - The European Commission has proposed setting anti-dumping duties on imports of ceramic tableware and metal pipe fittings, further tightening its trade defences against Chinese exporters.

India: Dumping duty imposed on non-radial bias tyres from China, Thailand

16/10/2012

The Finance Ministry has imposed definitive anti-dumping duty on non-radial bias tyres (used in buses and trucks) from China and Thailand.

EU Cuts Duties on Chinese Screws to Maximum 74.1% after WTO Case

16/10/2012

The European Union cut tariffs on screws and bolts from China to take account of a World Trade Organization ruling against elements of the EU decision to apply the levies.

U.S. panel to probe new wave of complaints against Huawei, ZTE

12/10/2012

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. congressional report that urged American companies to stop doing business with Chinese telecom equipment makers Huawei and ZTE has triggered a fresh wave of complaints against the firms, opening a second phase to the panel's investigation.

OECD asks Indonesia to reconsider farm import curbs

12/10/2012

JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia must reform export taxes and import curbs on farm commodities to spur investment in the sector and improve national food security, the OECD grouping of the world's top economies said on Wednesday.

Copenhagen forum urges green free trade regulations against protectionism

12/10/2012

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 9 (Xinhua) -- An alliance of private sector companies for green growth, attending the second annual conference of the Global Green Growth Forum (3GF), on Tuesday called on national governments to liberalize trade in clean technologies by engaging with multilateral trade organizations.

US set to give final decision on Chinese solar panel duties

12/10/2012

WASHINGTON/LOS ANGELES, Oct 8 (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department on Wednesday will announce final duties on billions of dollars of solar panels from China in a high-profile case that has raised fears of further damage to an already fragile industry.