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U.S. to Levy Countervailing Duties against Undervalued Currencies?

07/06/2019

U.S. Department of Commerce Releases Notice of Proposed Rulemaking

Vietnam: Trade remedies on increase

07/06/2019

The number of investigations into trade remedies evasion on Vietnamese exported products has a tendency to increase in recent years.

Vietnam biggest winner from first year of the US-China trade war as supply chains shift, report shows

05/06/2019

Vietnam is the biggest winner from the shift in supply chains caused by the nearly year-long trade war between China and the United States, according to a report, as importers from the world’s two largest economies sought to avoid paying increased tariffs.

U.S. Assesses Antidumping Duties On Aluminium Wire Producers From China Of Up To 63.47 Percent

05/06/2019

Acting on a petition by two domestic wire makers, the United States Commerce Department yesterday announced the affirmative preliminary determination in the antidumping duty (AD) investigation on imported aluminium and wire from producers in the People’s Republic of China, noting that Chinese importers dumped such products on American markets at margins of between 58.51 to 63.47 percent.

US finds dumping, subsidisation of glycine imports from India, China, Japan

05/06/2019

Glycine, also known as aminoacetic acid, is a nonessential amino acid. The organic chemical is produced naturally by humans and other organisms as a building block for proteins.

Australia says it is complying with U.S. aluminum deal after tariff exemption

03/06/2019

Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Monday aluminum exporters are complying with the terms of a deal with the United States after the New York Times reported President Donald Trump had considered imposing tariffs on Canberra.

Trump Administration Considered Tariffs on Australia

03/06/2019

The Trump administration considered imposing tariffs on imports from Australia last week, but decided against the move amid fierce opposition from military officials and the State Department, according to several people familiar with the discussions.