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Russia extends grain export embargo
Russia extends grain export embargo

25/10/2010

MOSCOW, Oct. 22 (Xinhua) -- Russia's government extended the embargo on grain export for another half year until July 1, 2011, the Interfax news agency reported on Friday.
India, Bangladesh to foster border trade
India, Bangladesh to foster border trade

25/10/2010

New Delhi: India and Bangladesh today inched towards implementation of the Joint Communique signed by them in early January this year by signing a MoU on establishment of border haats and two agreements on procedures to facilitate movement of trucks between the two countries and also for movement of trucks from Nepal to Bangladesh both up to land customs stations.
G20 summit moves closer to agreement on currencies
G20 summit moves closer to agreement on currencies

25/10/2010

A summit of the world's major economies is moving closer to an agreement on policies to reduce currency tensions that threaten the global recovery, a U.S. official said Saturday.
China welcomes WTO ruling on U.S. regulation breach in trade disputes
China welcomes WTO ruling on U.S. regulation breach in trade disputes

25/10/2010

BEIJING, Oct. 23 (Xinhua) -- China welcomed the World Trade Organization's (WTO) ruling that United States imposition of anti-dumping and countervailing duties on four types of Chinese imports was inconsistent with WTO regulations, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said Saturday.
China concerned over WTO ruling in dumping dispute
China concerned over WTO ruling in dumping dispute

25/10/2010

China said Saturday it was concerned about parts of a ruling made by the World Trade Organization in an anti-dumping dispute between Washington and Beijing.
Canada: Breaking down trade barriers
Canada: Breaking down trade barriers

25/10/2010

Promising bargain prices and better selection for consumers, new markets for business abroad and more jobs on the home-front, Canada has embarked on a robust bid to forge free-trade deals around the world.
WTO rejects many Chinese claims in U.S. duties case
WTO rejects many Chinese claims in U.S. duties case

25/10/2010

GENEVA (Reuters) - A World Trade Organization panel largely rejected Chinese claims on Friday in a dispute with the United States over extra duties on Chinese goods which Washington argued were priced at below cost and subsidized.
WTO hears Viet Nam's complaint against US
WTO hears Viet Nam's complaint against US

25/10/2010

HA NOI — The World Trade Organisation's Dispute Settlement Body in Geneva, Switzerland, on Wednesday began adjudicating the case involving Viet Nam's suit against the US for imposing anti-dumping duties on frozen shrimp imported from Viet Nam.
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