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Anti-dumping duties were implemented on May 26th to protect domestic industries from predatory pricing by foreign exporters.

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Anti-dumping duties were implemented on May 26th to protect domestic industries from predatory pricing by foreign exporters.

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  1. The United States and China are currently under investigation regarding various duty evasion schemes.Sub-event
  2. Anti-dumping duties initiated against foreign exporters on May 26th.1 source
  3. Anti-dumping tariffs were imposed on imports, targeting Chinese graphite production and encouraging domestic supply chain growth.1 source

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