Tag: MOFCOM
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Beijing imposes provisional anti-dumping deposits of up to 99.2 percent on Japanese dichlorosilane, a workhorse chipmaking gas, deepening a trade confrontation that has already cut rare earth flows to Japan to zero and rattled semiconductor supply chains worldwide. BEIJING, September 10, 2026 China has opened a new front in its escalating economic campaign against Japan,…
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Brussels and Beijing enter the final stretch before an October deadline with the electric vehicle minimum price mechanism only half built, Chinese duties still collecting on European pork, dairy and brandy, and a new fight over investigative jurisdiction poisoning the well. BRUSSELS, August 25, 2026 The most consequential number published in the China-EU trade file…
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Beijing rejects Washington’s transshipment accusations as Mexico signals fresh duties on Chinese steel and textiles, deepening a trade rupture that is redrawing sourcing maps across North America. MEXICO CITY/BEIJING, August 24, 2026. China’s Ministry of Commerce has publicly rejected a White House report accusing Chinese exporters of routing goods through Mexico and other countries to…
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Beijing orders Chinese firms not to cooperate with Brussels over the JD.com bid for Germany’s Ceconomy, the second blocking order in four months and a direct challenge to the EU’s Foreign Subsidies Regulation BRUSSELS, 20 August 2026 China has forbidden its companies and citizens from assisting a European Union investigation into JD.com’s proposed acquisition of…
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China has locked in a third five-year term for anti-dumping duties of 7.4 percent to 30.6 percent on Indian single-mode optical fibre, extending a trade barrier first raised in 2014 into a physical-layer market that has flipped from glut to shortage. BEIJING, August 18, 2026 China’s Ministry of Commerce has renewed anti-dumping duties on imports…
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Beijing’s provisional anti-dumping duties on American and Mexican pecans have upended one of the fastest-growing corners of the global nut trade, pushing total charges on US shipments to roughly 86 percent and dragging Mexico’s booming orchard economy into the crossfire of great-power commerce. By the Trade Desk, Peacock Tariff Consulting BEIJING, August 17, 2026 China…
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Beijing rolls over anti-dumping duties of 7.4 to 30.6 percent on Indian single-mode optical fiber for another five years, holding Indian exporters at the border of the world’s largest fiber market just as a global supply squeeze rewrites the industry’s pricing map. By the Trade Desk | Published Monday, August 17, 2026 BEIJING, August 17,…
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China’s provisional anti-dumping deposits of up to 54.3 percent on American pecans and up to 51.6 percent on Mexican pecans turn a niche nut trade into the newest, and most revealing, front in the widening tariff standoff between Beijing and Mexico City. BEIJING, August 16, 2026, China’s Ministry of Commerce has fired the latest shot…
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Beijing renews anti-dumping duties of 7.4 to 30.6 percent on Indian single-mode optical fiber for another five years, pushing a trade remedy first imposed in 2014 out to 2031 even as a global fiber shortage rewrites the economics of the industry it protects. BEIJING, August 16, 2026 China’s Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday, August…
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Mexico’s Economy Secretariat is scrambling to reverse China’s provisional anti-dumping duties on pecans before they harden into definitive measures, with a 10-day response window already running. MEXICO CITY, August 14, 2026. Mexico’s federal government has opened a determined diplomatic and procedural counteroffensive against China this week, working to prevent Beijing’s newly imposed provisional anti-dumping duties…