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Intensifying Frictions

24/11/2009

U.S. trade disputes against China abound, but few expect a full trade war between the two economic giants

GRTU welcomes decision by the EU-27 trade officials

24/11/2009

The EU Antidumping Committee at its meeting has rejected the Commission proposal to extend the duties for another 15 months, by 15 votes against 10.

Ministry of Commerce of PRC No.92: Extending Anti-dumping Rates On Imported TDI

24/11/2009

Pudaily, Shanghai-According to the Article 50 of Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Anti-dumping and decision of the State Council of Tariff Committee, Toluene Diisocyanate (TDI) materials imported from Japan, Korea and America will be levied anti-dumping taxes for another five year, effective from November 21, 2009 in light of the incidence of taxations and rates based on the No.61, 2003; No.115, 2005; No.53, 2006;No.2 2009 and No. 57 2009 promulgated by the Ministry of Commerce.

(Pakistan) Textile units seek ban on yarn export

19/11/2009

KARACHI: The value-added textile sector seeking a ban on export of cotton yarn is to boycott today’s (Wednesday) meeting convened by the ministry of textile industry in Islamabad.

Russia wants quick WTO entry as separate entity

19/11/2009

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Russia wants to join the World Trade Organization on its own but will synchronize its entry with Kazakhstan and Belarus, its partners in a customs union, a Russian official said on Wednesday.

(Pakistan) High cotton prices

19/11/2009

KARACHI: Pakistani makers of bedwear, angered by continuous increase in price of cotton, are boycotting a government-sponsored meeting being held in Islamabad on Wednesday to discuss the issue because they believe the exercise will be futile.

(China) Probe on US' rescue plans for auto sector

19/11/2009

CHINA announced it will investigate the United States government's financing and rescue plans for the American automotive industry, the Ministry of Commerce said yesterday.

Nation calls for ease of hi-tech export limits

19/11/2009

As the United States reviews its restrictions on hi-tech exports to China, the Ministry of Commerce's spokesman urged the US to shorten the timetable for loosening export controls.