Beijing (dpa) - China has launched an anti-dumping investigation
into high-performance alloy steel tubes from the European Union,
Japan and the United States, state media reported Saturday.
The move follows Wednesday's announcement that the EU plans to
impose anti-dumping duties averaging 47 percent on Chinese
photovoltaic imports from June 6.
A complaint was lodged by Inner Mongolia North Heavy Industries
Group on March 22 against imported seamless steel tubes for high
temperatures and pressures, the Commerce Ministry said.
The materials under investigation are mostly used in steam pipes
and boilers for power plants, the Xinhua news agency said.
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