Tag: Trade Remedies

  • Cylinder Case

    Commerce formally opens antidumping investigations of linear hydraulic cylinders from five countries, with alleged dumping margins reaching 744.85 percent, after an unusual industry polling exercise and warnings about an unusually aggressive scope WASHINGTON, September 15, 2026. The United States Department of Commerce has formally launched one of the broadest trade remedy actions of the year,…

  • Probe Dropped

    Argentina walks away from its anti-dumping investigation into Chinese washing machines, a small case with large signals about Buenos Aires’ open-market turn and the shifting geography of trade defence BUENOS AIRES, September 15, 2026 Argentina has terminated its anti-dumping investigation into imports of washing machines from China without imposing duties, according to records published on…

  • Steel Duty Duel

    Japan and South Korea head into a decisive September with dueling anti-dumping duties on each other’s steel, as both scramble to wall off markets from a flood of cheap Chinese metal. TOKYO, SEPT. 14, 2026 Northeast Asia’s quiet steel war has reached its most consequential stretch of the year. As of this week, Japanese customs…

  • WTO Lifeline

    Cambodia’s entry into the WTO’s stand in appeals system pushes global trade coverage past 60 percent, reviving hope for enforceable dispute rulings while Washington keeps the Appellate Body dark. GENEVA, September 11, 2026 Cambodia has become the 62nd member of the World Trade Organization to sign onto the Multi Party Interim Appeal Arbitration Arrangement, the…

  • Steel on Trial

    India’s trade remedy authority hears arguments today on whether Chinese, Indonesian and Vietnamese stainless steel imports have injured domestic mills, the latest front in a widening campaign of anti-dumping actions. NEW DELHI, September 11, 2026 A Hearing at the Center of a Widening Trade Fight India’s Directorate General of Trade Remedies convenes an oral hearing…

  • Chip Gas Shock

    Beijing’s preliminary anti-dumping duties on Japanese dichlorosilane, up to 99.2 percent, threaten a critical input for global chipmaking amid an escalating diplomatic rift. BEIJING, September 11, 2026 China’s Ministry of Commerce has moved to squeeze a narrow but strategically vital corner of the global semiconductor supply chain, slapping steep preliminary anti-dumping duties on dichlorosilane imported…

  • Chip Duty Shock

    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,…

  • Veg Safeguard

    The Canadian International Trade Tribunal filed its report on frozen and canned vegetable imports with the Governor in Council on September 9, exactly on deadline. The determination is not yet public, and a 10 per cent provisional surtax plus refund exposure hangs on it. OTTAWA, September 10, 2026 While the Canada United States tariff conflict…

  • EEU Steel Probe

    The Eurasian Economic Commission opens a safeguard investigation into imports of polymer-coated flat-rolled steel after complaints from Russian giants MMK and Severstal, setting the stage for new duties across five countries MOSCOW, September 8, 2026 The Eurasian Economic Commission has launched a safeguard investigation into imports of flat-rolled steel with polymer coating entering the customs…

  • Mexico PVC Duty

    Mexico imposes a provisional anti-dumping duty of 0.7334 dollars per kilogram on Chinese PVC coated canvas, extending Latin America’s hardening line against redirected Chinese exports into industrial materials MEXICO CITY, September 8, 2026 Mexico’s Ministry of Economy has imposed a provisional anti-dumping duty of 0.7334 US dollars per kilogram on imports of polyvinyl chloride canvas…