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India on top of anti-dumping probes, says WTO

17/04/2009

Geneva\\New Delhi, Apr 15 (PTI) India accounted for more than one-third of new anti-dumping investigations initiated by WTO members countries between July and December 2008.

China warns US over anti-dumping claim

17/04/2009

BEIJING - China said the US should deal "cautiously" with the anti-dumping complaint from US steel makers that China dumped specific types of tubular and pipe steel into the US market.

Steelmakers want China to end steel subsidies

17/04/2009

Steelmakers from Europe and North and South America have called on China to stop subsidising its steel industry and end other government measures which they said give them an unfair advantage over competitors

U.S. cranks up antidumping machine: John Kemp

17/04/2009

LONDON (Reuters) - Right on cue, U.S. steel producers have filed antidumping and anti-subsidy (countervailing duty) complaints against imports of high-quality steel pipe from China.

Trade barriers up, global study says

14/04/2009

GENEVA | Major trading powers around the world, including the United States, Japan, China and Brazil, criticized the European Union during a global forum this week for resorting to a range of measures that hinder international trade flow.

SARS withdraws antidumping notice

14/04/2009

In a notice in the Government Gazette of March 25, the International Trade Administration of South Africa (Itac) informed of the withdrawal of its earlier notice dated March 20, 2009.

Protectionism is no prescription for woes

14/04/2009

BEIJING, April 10 -- China has to learn to better handle the relations between internal and foreign trade and between domestic and external demands to overcome the ongoing global economic crisis.

China opposes EU's anti-dumping duties on steel pipe

14/04/2009

China has protested at the European Union's (EU) decision to impose anti-dumping duties on seamless steel pipe imported from China and expected the EU to end its anti-dumping investigation, the Ministry of Commerce (MOC) said in an online statement Friday.