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Vietnam Imposes Anti-dumping Tax on Chinese Aluminum Products

04/10/2019

Vietnam has imposed an anti-dumping tax on some aluminum products from China, just months after a similar levy targeting steel items, as the Southeast Asian nation looks to rein in an ever-increasing trade deficit with its giant neighbor.

Vietnam has 26 products with export turnover exceeding US$1 billion

02/10/2019

Vietnam saw 26 items with export turnover exceeding US$1 billion accounting for 89.8 percent of the total export turnover in the first nine months of this year, reported the Ministry of Industry and Trade on September 30.

Nine-month export revenue picks up 8.2 percent

02/10/2019

Vietnam exported 194.3 billion USD worth of products in the first nine months of the year, a year-on-year surge of 8.2 percent.

EU-US trade war: Will Trump take advantage of WTO’s decision leading to ominous economic growth?

02/10/2019

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is going to back up the US to impose tariffs on EU products over the Airbus case where the aerospace firm received illegal subsidies by EU governments. Thus, the US President Donald Trump will have the upper hand and either impose billions of tariffs or bargain a better trade deal with the EU.

South Korea digs in its heels on Japan tariffs after WTO ruling

02/10/2019

Anti-dumping duties dating to 2015 add fire to trade feud

Taiwan drags India to WTO on trade tariffs on electronic items

02/10/2019

Chinese Taipei has dragged Asian countries to the World Trade Organization (WTO) on the duty obligatory by India on data technology and physical science things.

Is a U.S.-China Trade Deal Possible?

30/09/2019

Washington and Beijing can reach a deal, but only if both sides take a more realistic negotiating position.

Explained: The US-EU jet subsidy row that threatens transatlantic trade war

30/09/2019

The United States and EU accuse each other of paying billions of dollars in subsidies to Boeing and European planemaker Airbus and in a pair of cases dating back to 2004.