EnThe U.S. ITA has determined that South Korean producers of ferrovanadium had been dumping the product into the market at 5% to 55% rates. Since the case was launched in April 2016, Panjiva data shows South Korean exporters’ share of U.S. imports fell to 15% from 30%. Yet, imports actually increased until September as exporters including Evraz plc have taken up the slack.
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