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China starts to review anti-dumping measures on imported chloroprene rubber

11/05/2010

China started Monday to review anti-dumping measures it imposed in 2005 on chloroprene rubber imported from Japan,the United States and the European Union, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said.

(India) Panel to mull duty sops to power eqpt makers

11/05/2010

An empowered government committee would meet by month end to examine the option of duty concessions to domestic power equipment manufacturers who are hit hard by cheaper Chinese imports.

Japan takes on US over dumping tariff policy

11/05/2010

Japan is stepping up pressure on the US in a dispute about the way the US sets duties on imports it views as unfairly priced, by reviving a request for sanctions at the World Trade Organisation (WTO).

Canada - Dumping pototo's

11/05/2010

A four-month review by Canada's customs agency predicts U.S. potatoes will likely be dumped in British Columbia if seasonal anti-dumping duties don't remain in place.

A Setback for China's Tech Ambitions in India

11/05/2010

Huawei and ZTE are banned. Are other Chinese companies next?Facing increased competition at home and government pressure to expand overseas, Chinese telecom equipment makers have been looking toward India. The country is already the biggest export market for China's two leading phone gear manufacturers, Huawei Technologies and ZTE, and both companies have made India a top priority. "If [Indian] government policies are favorable," ZTE India managing director D.K. Ghosh said on Apr. 14, "we will further scale up our investments."

No need to worry over Turkish steel imports: Egypt

06/05/2010

CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's trade and industry minister has decided not to pursue complaints from local steel makers that foreign producers were dumping into its market, the ministry said on Monday.

Chinese investors eye US

06/05/2010

American slump sees investors journey West to snap up bargainsWASHINGTON - THERE is no Chinatown in the state of Maryland, but a small corner of the local university could well qualify for that label.

China is still not buying Argentine soyoil

06/05/2010

Chinese importers are still not buying Argentine soyoil almost a month after Beijing started imposing tough new quality standards, traders in Buenos Aires said last week.