Ukraine to decide on final AD measures against Russian steel products

Friday, 24 November 2006 11:25:31 (GMT+3)   |  
       

Ukraine's Ministry of Economy is planning to examine the issue of the imposition of a final antidumping duty (AD) on imports of steel ropes and cables from Russia. As per official release, the four-month period of the preliminary duty of 38.62 percent imposed in July of the current year expired on November 22. As a result, the Russian products in question began to enter the Ukrainian market at the old, pre-duty price.

Tags: Russia Ukraine CIS 

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