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Steel Export Surge Not All It Appears Aug 14, 2008

The surge in China's steel exports, which rebounded to a record last month, should be a one-off event and may not lead to tightened tax hurdles in the short term, analysts said. The world's largest steel producer has cut tax rebates and increased duties on steel exports to help curb the overall trade surplus and discourage production of low value-added...

China posts more than 40% growth in FDI actually used in 1st 7 months Aug 14, 2008

China saw a growth of almost 45 percent in foreign direct investment (FDI) actually used in the first seven months of this year, due partly to high interest from overseas investors, the Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday. But analysts said it should not rule out possibility for short-term speculative capital, or hot money, rushing into the mainlan...

India to scrap duty on crude oil import from BruneiAug 14, 2008

As a concession in the Free Trade Agreement with the 10-nation trading bloc ASEAN, India is willing to bind zero duty for crude oil imports only from Brunei, writes the Hindu Business Line. We have agreed to phase out duties on crude oil over a period of time for Brunei and not for any other country, an official said. Though India has unilaterally scr...

Illinois shipper pays $126,000 fine for export violations Aug 14, 2008

The U.S. Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security said Tuesday that Ingersoll Machine Tools (IMT) of Rockford, Ill., has agreed to pay a $126,000 civil penalty to settle allegations that it committed eight unlicensed deemed exports to Italian and Indian foreign nationals in violation of the Export Administration Regulations. Companies tha...

Indian shrimp exporters to U.S. hit by court decision Aug 14, 2008

The U.S. Court of International Trade last week ruled that two of India's biggest shrimp exporters to the United States would not receive roughly $15 million in duty rebates, Live Mint reported Wednesday, The court essentially reversed a cut in antidumping duties enacted recently by the U.S. Commerce Department on shrimp exported from India from...

China's trade surplus declining Aug 13, 2008

The maritime customs administration published China's import and export status in the last 7 months on Aug. 11. According to customs, China's total value of imports and exports reached $1,482.11 billion by the end of June. In addition, it is 26.4 percent higher than the same period last year. The value of exports reached $802.91 billion, 22.6 percent m...

Growth in China clothing exports continues to slow Aug 13, 2008

Foreign sales of Chinese textiles and garments grew at a single-digit pace in the first seven months, compared with the year-on-year growth rate of 24.4 percent for the same period last year, the General Administration of Customs said here on Tuesday. Mounting production costs and weak demand abroad combined to account for the slowdown, industry obser...

UPS expects to deliver more than 19 million items for Beijing Olympics...Aug 13, 2008

Courier giant UPS announced on Tuesday it expected to deliver more than 19 million items for the ongoing Beijing Olympic Games. The items included all the Games-related equipment and auxiliary appliances used at competition venues. These ranged from tennis balls and canoes to computers and scoreboards. UPS, the official logistics and express deliver...

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