WTO raps some U.S. anti-dumping measures
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A World Trade Organisation (WTO) panel  ruled on Thursday against some U.S. anti-dumping measures to  combat imports of Mexican stainless steel, in another rebuff  for a controversial U.S. trade remedy.
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GENEVA - The European Union (EU) and its allies got the go-ahead from the World Trade Organisation (WTO) yesterday to slap potentially heavy sanctions on US goods in response to the latter&#39;s illegal anti-dumping rules.
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) discussed at a regular meeting on Friday adjustment-related issues that may be caused by the elimination of quota restrictions against textile and clothing products on Jan. 1, 2005.
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The World Trade Organization was expected Friday to approve stiff sanctions on US exports ranging from almonds to ski jackets intended to punish Washington for failing to repeal the so-called Byrd amendment.
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WASHINGTON - The World Trade Organization imposed penalties Friday on US exports ranging from apples to textiles, escalating a trade dispute the Bush administration has struggled to defuse by unsuccessfully urging Congress to repeal legislation aimed at
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The Bush administration, under  pressure from Congress to be tougher on trade, will seek to  eliminate Chinese government subsidies for steel, computers,  clothing and many other industries in a case launched on Friday  at the World Trade Organization.
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The United States, the European  Union and Canada are expected to ask the World Trade  Organization on Friday to decide whether China is restricting  imports of foreign auto parts in violation of international  rules, U.S. and EU officials said on Thursday.
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A U.S. trade panel on Friday approved anti-dumping duties of up to 198 percent on &#36;1.2 billion worth of wooden bedroom furniture from China. However, many Chinese furniture companies will escape the highest duty levels.
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The United States, which is under  pressure in world trade talks to reduce its use of import  duties against what it considers unfair foreign trade, detailed  a counterproposal on Monday to expand the list of prohibited  government subsidies under global trade rules.
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The Canadian government said on Tuesday that it was considering trade sanctions on a range of imports from the United States to retaliate for Washington&#39;s refusal to abandon an anti-dumping law.
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The WTO gave European nations and other countries the go-ahead to impose punitive duties on US exports ranging from lobsters to trucks because of Washington&#39;s failure to repeal a law the WTO says unlawfully protects the US steel industry.
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HONG KONG Brushing aside Chinese warnings of a possible challenge at the World Trade Organization, a senior US trade official said here on Friday that the United States would limit apparel imports if American manufacturers provided evidence that such
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The W.T.O. decided today to authorize sanctions against the United States in response to illegal antidumping rules.
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The United States, the European   Union and Canada are expected to ask the World Trade   Organization on Friday to decide whether China is restricting   imports of foreign auto parts in violation of international   rules, U.S. and EU officials said on Thursday.
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Japan is seeking permission from the  World Trade Organisation (WTO) to retaliate against the United  States over a controversial U.S. method for dealing with  unfairly priced imports, a WTO document showed on Friday.
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China on Thursday exercised its right to  delay a World Trade Organization (WTO) probe into its rules on  auto part imports sought by the United States, the European  Union and Canada.
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The US Commerce Department set final anti-dumping duties ranging from 2.35 percent to nearly 68 percent on Monday on shrimp from Thailand, Brazil, Ecuador and India, industry officials said.