China's representative to the world trade body has requested "consultations" with Washington.
'Consequently, there is no basis under WTO rules for China's decision this week to raise tariffs against over USD 3 billion in US exports,' USTR said. (Photo: AFP)
Geneva: Beijing has requested dispute consultations with the United States at the World Trade Organization over US tariffs slapped on imports of Chinese steel and alumium products, according to a WTO document published Tuesday.
China's representative to the world trade body has requested "consultations" with Washington over its decision to impose "additional ad valorem rate of duty on imports of certain steel and alumium products," according to the document, which stated that the complaint was filed on April 5.
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