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WTO panel to probe EU antidumping duties on Chinese footwearMay 19, 2010

GENEVA - The World Trade Organization (WTO) on Tuesday set up an expert panel which would investigate and rule whether the European Union's antidumping duties on Chinese-made footwear violate global trade regulations. The panel was established following a second request made by China, which says the EU's anti-dumping measure is "inconsistent with relate...

China seeks fourth-generation nuclear plant partnersMay 19, 2010

China, the world's second-biggest fuel user, is seeking overseas partners to help build fourth- generation nuclear reactors to meet rising clean-energy demand. China National Nuclear Corp has started an "experimental program for the fast-reactor technology for commercial use," Liu Jing, the deputy director of nuclear power at the State-run company, said ...

British inflation rate hits 17-mth high in AprilMay 19, 2010

LONDON - The consumer prices index (CPI) in Britain increased at annual rate of 3.7 percent in April comparing with a rate of 3.4 percent in the previous month and hit a 17-month high in last month, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported on Tuesday. The report showed that the gain of April's CPI in Britain was driven by big rises in tax on alc...

China to buy 7 Brazil transmission firmsMay 19, 2010

RIO DE JANEIRO - China's State-run electricity grid firm has agreed to buy seven Brazilian transmission companies from Plena Transmissoras for 3.1 billion reais ($1.72 billion), local media reported on Tuesday. Plena, controlled by a group of Spanish energy firms, will sell seven of its 12 transmission divisions to State Grid Corp of China, according to ...

Iron ore prices may rise 30% to 50% from JulyMay 19, 2010

Vale SA, BHP Billiton Ltd, and Rio Tinto Group may demand a 30 percent to 50 percent increase in the prices of iron ore in the July quarter, taking advantage of rising demand from steelmakers, according to Taiwan's China Steel Corp. The forecast is "an opinion," Taiwan's largest steelmaker said in an e-mail reply to queries, but didn't give other detai...

China wheat output may be flat at 110m tonsMay 19, 2010

China's wheat output this year may remain "basically flat" at 110 million metric tons, the China National Grain & Oils Information Center said today in a report. The country's rapeseed output will fall by 800,000 tons to 1 million tons, it added. Source: China Daily

Europe debt crisis hurts China trade to region -researcherMay 19, 2010

SHANGHAI - The euro zone debt crisis may lead to a slower growth rate for China's exports to Europe over the next few months, a researcher at the Ministry of Commerce said in remarks published on Wednesday. "In April, the growth in exports to Europe still stood at 25 percent, but the response is probably delayed. In May, June, and especially the third qu...

PetroChina and Shell sign gas deal with QatarMay 19, 2010

Doha: PetroChina Co, the country's largest oil and gas producer, has signed an agreement with Royal Dutch Shell and Qatar Petroleum to explore for natural gas in the Middle Eastern country, in so doing China is likely to surpass Japan as Qatar’s biggest gas client. Under a 30-year exploration and production sharing agreement, the partners will join...

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