China is disappointed at continued high U.S. tax rates on Chinese steel products and will take necessary steps to protect the rights of its enterprises, a Ministry of Commerce official said on Saturday.
The United States moved closer to slapping duties on imports of stainless steel sheet and strip from China this week, issuing a final determination that the products were being subsidized and dumped in the U.S. market at below fair value.
Wang Hejun, head of the trade remedy and investigation bureau at China's Ministry of Commerce, questioned the way in which the U.S. anti-dumping investigation is being conducted.
