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Properly Measuring Trade in Value Added is Key to Fixing Global Imbalances

20/04/2011

In considering the international trade picture for the year (and decade) to come, it is important to note the discussions on how exactly we agree to measure trade.

Post-WTO ruling on aviation sector subsidies, US opens doors to negotiations

20/04/2011

With WTO rulings on illegal subsidies damning airplane manufacturers on both sides of the Atlantic, the Obama Administration has finally come round to doing what aviation sector specialists have long predicted - open doors to negotiating a settlement of the long and costly war of attrition waged by manufacturers Boeing and Airbus and their respective governments.

China to impose anti-dumping duties on EU potato starch

20/04/2011

BEIJING - China's Ministry of Commerce said Monday it will impose anti-dumping duties on potato starch imports from the European Union (EU), effective April 19.

Australia imposes dumping duty on U.S. biodiesel

20/04/2011

SYDNEY, April 18 (Reuters) - Australia slapped an anti-dumping duty on cheap imports of U.S. biodiesel, the nations customs agency said on Monday, after an official investigation found that shipments of heavily subsidised biodiesel had been sold into Australia.

Regional economy has stake in global trade wars

19/04/2011

Major Dayton-area and Ohio manufacturers responsible for thousands of jobs are on the front line of international trade battles.

Businesses urged to exploit trade protection remedies

18/04/2011

The local business community must develop expertise in trade protection remedies such as anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures to prevent unfair competition from importers, experts said at workshops held in HCM City and Ha Noi this week.

MTIB to monitor M’sia-S. Korea timber trade

18/04/2011

SEOUL: Malaysian Timber Industry Board (MTIB) will monitor timber trade between Malaysia and South Korea over the next few months following the imposition of anti-dumping duties by South Korean government.

Govt to install early warning system on Chinese goods

18/04/2011

The government will install an early warning system at the country’s main customs offices to detect an unusual surge in the flow of goods from China, the Finance Ministry’s senior official says.