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Australia Imposes Financial Guarantees on Chinese Aluminium Imports

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The Australian Trade Remedies Commission preliminary report found that Chinese aluminium windows and doors were sold in Australia at unfair prices. Starting October 15, importers must provide financial guarantees of up to 73.3% of the product value when their goods enter the country. The commission found the Chinese imports caused material injury to the Australian industry.

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The commission determined that Chinese exporters dumped the goods, with dumping margins ranging from 5.3% to 70.4% of their normal price. This action, which involved subsidies from various levels of government in China, has prompted warnings about higher construction costs and potential retaliation from China.

From abc.net.au

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  • ChinaSource of the aluminium windows and doors found to be dumped

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