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U.S., China vow cooperation on Doha, bilateral trade

01/08/2009

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States and China said on Tuesday they would push for a successful conclusion to long-running world trade talks, while working to reduce a huge imbalance in bilateral trade.

Take the Americans to the WTO court? Businesses vote ‘yes’

01/08/2009

VietNamNet Bridge – A lot of Vietnamese shrimp exporters believe it is high time to complain to the World Trade Organization against the US barriers to Vietnam’s shrimp. The Government hasn’t yet decided whether to do so.

EU hits China with anti-dumping duties on steel wire rods

01/08/2009

BRUSSELS — The European Union decided Monday to slap anti-dumping duties on imports of Chinese steel wire rods for five years, a statement said.

EU tariff decision spares Turkey

29/07/2009

EU tariff decision spares TurkeyThe European Union imposed five-year tariffs on wire rod from China to help EU producers such as ArcelorMittal, Corus Group and Feralpi Siderurgica compete against cheaper imports. Turkey and Moldova were spared.

EU passed duty on Chinese steel

29/07/2009

BRUSSELS, July 27 (UPI) -- The European Union said Monday that it would slap Chinese steel exporters with a punitive anti-dumping duty for the next five years.

ASEAN and China FTA to ignite ‘tug of war in trade’

29/07/2009

A free trade agreement between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and China (ASEAN-China FTA) will likely ignite a trade war between Indonesia and China, says an association.

Government urged to restrict Chinese equipment imports

29/07/2009

NEW DELHI - The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry (Assocham) has urged the government to restrict Chinese power equipment imports as the domestic industry is badly hit by the cheaper availability of Chinese products.

South Africa, major export destination for Pakistani textiles

29/07/2009

Pakistani textiles have vast market in South Africa and a visit of the special South African buying mission of importers to Pakistan is a beginning to the blooming trade relations among two countries, said Dr. M.H. Perel, leader of the buying mission.