Panel Finds US CV Duties on Indian Steel Still Against WTO Rules
A World Trade Organization panel has found recalculated U.S. countervailing duties on hot-rolled carbon steel flat products still don’t comply with WTO rules, according to a page on the WTO website. As amended in 2016 (see 1605050061), Commerce’s redetermination was…
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intended to implement a WTO appellate body ruling from 2014. While the WTO sided with the U.S. on several of India’s concerns, it found some of Commerce’s subsidy calculations were still not WTO-compliant, and took issue with the International Trade Commission’s injury determination. In particular, the WTO found that a U.S. law that allows the ITC to combine aspects of its injury determination across several countries violates WTO rules.