BEIJING, Sept 19 — China has filed an appeal against a World Trade Organisation panel report that recognised the US’ actions on steel and aluminium as security measures, the...
BEIJING, Sept 19 — China has filed an appeal against a World Trade Organisation panel report that recognised the US’ actions on steel and aluminium as security measures, the Chinese commerce ministry said today.
The US imposed a 25 per cent duty on steel imports and a 10 per cent duty on aluminium imports from countries including China in 2018 under the Donald Trump administration. In response, Beijing announced additional duties to be applied to certain imports originating in the US. The imposition of US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports was “a unilateral and protectionist measure that had been found to violate WTO rules”, the ministry said.
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