WTO OKs Sanctions Vs. U.S. in Trade Row
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The European Union and its allies got the go-ahead on Tuesday to slap potentially heavy sanctions on U.S. goods in a row that could stir trade tensions ahead of the U.S. elections.
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The World Trade Organization granted authorization Friday to the European Union, Japan, Canada, Korea, Mexico, India, and Chile, to slap retaliatory sanctions if the US fails to repeal the Byrd amendment.
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The European Commission said on  Tuesday that EU sanctions on $4 billion worth of U.S. goods  will be lifted as planned, but it will seek to reimpose them if  the WTO backs its complaint about residual export tax breaks.
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GENEVA  - Chile on Friday became the eighth memberof the World Trade Organization (WTO) to win the right to hitthe United States with sanctions over an illegal anti-dumpinglaw known as the Byrd amendment.
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The European Union and its allies got the go ahead on Tuesday to slap potentially heavy sanctions on U.S. goods in a row that could stir trade tensions ahead of the U.S. elections.
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ZURICH: The Dispute Settlement Body (DSB) of WTO has authorised seven countries, including India, to impose trade sanctions up to $150 million on the United States for its non-compliance with the WTO ruling that found the US Byrd Amendment on anti-dumping
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The European Union will lift sanctions on US imports after President George W. Bush signed a law replacing an illegal export tax subsidy with a $145 billion package of new corporate tax cuts and a buyout for tobacco farmers.
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The EU commission acted to ease trade tensions with the United States, saying it would lift sanctions after US President George W. Bush approved a repeal of illegal corporate tax breaks.
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The World Trade Organization cleared the way on Thursday to impose $150 million of trade sanctions on the United States, sought by the European Union and others, after lawyers resolved a legal wrangle.
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The World Trade Organization authorized Chile on Friday to impose punitive duties on U.S. exports because of Washington's failure to repeal an anti-dumping law that has helped the American steel industry.
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The World Trade Organization was expected to approve the imposition of $150 million in trade sanctions against the United States by the European Union, Japan, Canada and
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The World Trade Organization gave the go-ahead Friday for punitive sanctions on US exports from lobsters to industrial equipment because Washington has yet to comply with a two-year-old order to repeal a trade law that uses penalties collected from
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GENEVA - The World Trade Organization approved strong sanctions Friday against the United States for legislation that allows US companies to receive some duties collected from foreign competitors.
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Lifting of US sanctions will open up trade and aid, though Washington is still to confirm the deal.
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The World Trade Organization has approved stiff sanctions on US exports - ranging from almonds to ski jackets - intended to punish Washington for failing to repeal the so-called Byrd amendment, a key trade diplomat said Friday.
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The United States, the European Union and six trading nations unexpectedly locked in talks at the World Trade Organisation in Geneva on Wednesday over sanctions against the US on anti-dumping measures, a trade source said.
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The European Union said Wednesday it will decide soon whether to impose trade sanctions on the United States after receiving authorization to do so from the World Trade Organization