Chinese labourers work at a steel mill in Hefei, in eastern China‘s Anhui province on December 23, 2010. A top US trade official expressed concern over a ‘troubling trend’ toward Chinese state intervention in the economy, and while lauding the ‘many impressive steps’ China has taken to reform its economy in the nine years since it joined the WTO, an annual report sent to Congress paints a picture of a reform movement that ran aground in the middle of the last decade.
Executives at U.S. steel makers got a little break from international trade lawyers early this weekend.
The World Trade Organization ruled in favor of the United States late Friday in a case against import duties imposed by China on a specialty steel product used in power transformers.
The World Trade Organization ruled in favor of the United States late Friday in a case against import duties imposed by China on a specialty steel product used in power transformers.
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