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Solarworld Prepping Anti-Dumping Complaint against China

26/07/2012

Solarworld AG (SWV), Germany’s biggest solar-panel maker, is preparing to file an anti-dumping complaint with the European Commission against Chinese manufacturers.

WTO to Investigate Chinese Curbs on Rare-Earth Exports

26/07/2012

World Trade Organization judges will probe China’s export quotas and tariffs on rare earths, tungsten and molybdenum following complaints by the U.S., the European Union and Japan that the curbs break global commerce rules.

WTO Denies US Anti-dumping Claims against China

26/07/2012

The World Trade Organization (WTO) Dispute Settlement Body on Monday adopted a report which supports China in its claim against the anti-dumping measures taken by the United States on Chinese shrimp and diamond sawblades exports.

S. Korea to Extend Anti-dumping Duties on Polyester POY

26/07/2012

South Korea will extend anti-dumping duties on polyester filament partially oriented yarn (polyester POY) imported from China's mainland and China's Taiwan in a bid to protect local manufacturers, the finance ministry said Tuesday.

Indonesia: RI makes inroads in trade row

26/07/2012

Confronted with a string of trade disputes, Indonesia has thus far triumphed in its attempts to clear its image as a transshipping nation after several countries halted their investigation into the case.

MOF keeps relaxed rules on coated paper imports

26/07/2012

The Ministry of Finance (MOF) announced yesterday that it would not levy temporary anti-dumping duties on imported coated paper from China, Japan, South Korea and Finland, as the government’s preliminary evaluation showed these imports did not cause real damage to the local paper manufacturing industry.

EU warms to Google antitrust concessions

26/07/2012

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Google took a significant step toward resolving its antitrust problems in the EU after regulators warmed to new concessions offered to settle an investigation into alleged anti-competitive behaviour and avert a possible fine.

EU Extends Levy on Construction Material from China to Malaysia

26/07/2012

The European Union extended to Malaysia a tariff on a construction material from China, saying Chinese exporters used the country to evade the levy meant to curb competition for EU producers like Cie. de Saint-Gobain SA.