Japan's cabinet has decided to impose provisional four-month anti-dumping duties on China's graphite electrode exports. (File Photo)
Japan’s cabinet has decided to impose provisional four-month anti-dumping duties on China’s graphite electrode exports, effective March 29, public broadcaster NHK reported on Tuesday.
The measure comes after a Japanese government probe concluded in its interim report that China was exporting graphite electrodes, an industrial material used in electric arc furnace steelmaking, at unfairly low prices and causing damage to Japanese companies.
You’ve Read Your Free Stories For Now
Sign up and keep reading more stories that matter to you.
