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• European Commission says no sign of US steel tariffs lifting

  - 2003-12-01

  BRUSSELS AFP ? The European Commission said it had yet to be notified by the United States that Washington was lifting its controversial steel import tariffs, deemed illegal by the World Trade Organization. With a deadline looming this month on retaliatory measures threatened by the European Union, Japan and...

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• WTO panel claims U.S. steel duties are illegal.(Manufacturing News)

  - 2003-12-01

  According to the World Trade Organization appeals panel, United States duties on imported steel are illegal under international trade rules. The European Union has threatened to impose 100 percent duties on $435 million-worth of U.S. imports unless t According to the World Trade Organization appeals panel,...

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• CHINA TO TAKE RETALIATORY MEASURES AGAINST US STEEL TARIFFS

  - 2003-11-24

  AsiaInfo Services 11-24-2003 China to Take Retaliatory Measures against US Steel Tariffs BEIJING, Nov 24, 2003 SinoCast via COMTEX -- Ma Xiuhong, vice minister of Ministry of Commerce, said on November 20 that China would takeretaliatory meas AsiaInfo Services ...

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• CHINA WELCOMES WTO REPORT ON US STEEL SAFEGUARD MEASURES.

  - 2003-11-12

  BEIJING, Nov 12 Asia Pulse - China welcomes a report by the World Trade Organization WTO Appellate Body that ruled the US steel safeguard measures are inconsistent with WTO rules, a spokesman of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said yesterday. BEIJING, Nov 12 Asia...

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• WTO appeals panel confirms U.S. steel duties are illegal

  - 2003-11-10

  GENEVA -- An appeals panel ruled Monday that U.S. duties on imported steel introduced last year are illegal, and the European Union is threatening to retaliate with $2.2 billion in sanctions unless Washington lifts the tariffs swiftly. The White House quickly disputed the decision by the World Trade...

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• WTO Appellate Body Rules against U.S. Steel Curbs.

  - 2003-11-10

  Kyodo News International, Tokyo Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Kyodo News International, Tokyo Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

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• World Trade Organization Panel Finalizes Ruling against U.S. Steel Curbs.

  - 2003-07-12

  Kyodo News International, Tokyo Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Kyodo News International, Tokyo Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

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• World Trade Organization Makes Preliminary Ruling against U.S. Steel Tariffs.

  - 2003-03-27

  By Jeffrey Sparshott, The Washington Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News By Jeffrey Sparshott, The Washington Times Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

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• BRAZIL: BRAZIL JOINS THE PROTEST AGAINST US STEEL RESTRICTIONS.(Brief Article)

  - 2002-08-01

  The World Trade Organization WTO approved a Brazilian request for an arbitration panel to investigate protectionist measures adopted by the United States on steel imports. The panel will examine a joint complaint by a total of 21 nations: China, Ja The World Trade Organization WTO approved...

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• China asks WTO to set up dispute panel on U.S. steel tariff

  - 2002-06-03

  GENEVA, May 27 Kyodo

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