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No win prospect of inciting trade disputes

21/09/2009

The U.S. government on Friday, September 11, announced the adoption of protective measures against Chinese tires shipped. Two days later, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOC) declared that China also launched anti-dumping and anti-sublimities probes into some commodities produced in the United States.

EC amends AD duty orders on Chinese magnesia bricks

21/09/2009

European Commission announced that it has amended the imposition of definitive antidumping duties on imports of certain magnesia bricks originating in China, in concern with two companies.

Chinese tire producers to raise prices of tire exports to US

21/09/2009

Many tire producers have requested the Chinese government raise export tax rebates and prices of tires exported to the US to cope with the tire tariffs that the US has imposed on Chinese-made tires at a meeting held by government departments Tuesday.

China-US trade tensions could hurt poultry industry

21/09/2009

Trade tensions with China and threats of tariffs on U.S. poultry imports into China threaten consequences for the state’s poultry industry.

China, Protectionism and India's Vitamin C Shortage

21/09/2009

Don’t catch a cold in India. The Economic Times reports on a sudden shortage of vitamin C in the country. “Due to curbs on raw material imports from China, drug manufacturers are finding it unviable to produce the medicine whose retail price is controlled by the government,” the paper (a content partner of BusinessWeek) reports today

Why the U.S.-China Trade Spat Won't Escalate

17/09/2009

As the G-20 summit approaches, it's unlikely China and the U.S. will allow recent disagreements to get in the way, say experts

What trade war? China plays nice in tire and chicken dispute.

17/09/2009

In response to US tariffs imposed last Friday, Beijing threatened to investigate alleged US dumping of auto and chicken parts. But both categories would only allow limited retaliation.

Pakistani tin plate users demand withdraw of AD duty

17/09/2009

It is reported that Punjab Tin Plate Association & Punjab Tin Manufacturers have demanded of the Mr Shaukat Tareen finance minister of Pakistan and Mr Ahmad Waqar chairman of FBR to withdraw anti dumping duty imposed on import of tin plates into Pakistan.