You are here: Home > Steel News > Latest Steel News > Brazil...

Brazil investigating Chinese imports of high-carbon PC strand

Monday, 18 July 2016 00:04:01 (GMT+3)   |   Sao Paulo
       
Brazil's development, industry and foreign trade ministry, MDIC, said on Monday it has started an antidumping (AD) investigation over the Chinese imports of high-carbon pre-stressed concrete (PC) strand with high mechanical strength, containing 3 or 7 wires and low relaxation RB.

The investigation follows a request from local producer Belgo Bekaert, a JV between ArcelorMittal and N.V. Bekaert, which filed a claim on April 28, 2016. Last week, Brazil also initiated a probe into the Chinese imports of high-carbon steel wire, following a similar request from Belgo.

The decision was made public on Monday at the nation’s official gazette, Diario Oficial da Uniao (DOU). MDIC said the analysis that gathered evidences of dumping practices considered the period of January to December 2015.

MDIC said there was a $474.44/mt absolute dumping margin in the Chinese exports of the product, and as such, it could find evidences of dumping in the Chinese exports of high-carbon steel wire ropes to Brazil.

Similar articles

Turkey’s Çelik Halat ve Tel Sanayii reports increased net loss for Jan-Sept

15 Nov | Steel News

France’s steel product import value down 11.7 percent in January-August

08 Nov | Steel News

France’s steel product export value down 8.2 percent in January-August

08 Nov | Steel News

US drawn wire exports down 18.1 percent in August from July

29 Oct | Steel News

US DOC rescinds review of AD order on PC strand from UAE

09 Oct | Steel News

France’s steel product import value down 11.5 percent in January-July

08 Oct | Steel News

France’s steel product export value down 7.1 percent in January-July

08 Oct | Steel News

Mexico accepts DeAcero's sunset review request for galvanized iron wire mesh from China

01 Oct | Steel News

Liberty Steel and Wire reduces production until late October

27 Sep | Steel News

US drawn wire exports up 1.6 percent in July from June

25 Sep | Steel News