EnThe Chinese Ministry of Commerce will remove anti-dumping measures against imports of stainless steel seamless tubes from the EU and Japan following a two month investigation. This is a rare example of steel trade restrictions being removed, but is related more to World Trade Organization requirements than being a sign of steel detente. It may … Continue reading “China Wants to Make a MES with Steel Decision”
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