Argentina anti-dumping solar glass

4 FAQs about Argentina anti-dumping solar glass

Will Argentina change its anti-dumping system?

REUTERS/Agustin Marcarian/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights Jan 15 (Reuters) - Argentina will roll out changes to the country's anti-dumping system in an effort to promote greater competition and bring down prices, Economy Minister Luis Caputo said on social media on Wednesday.

What are Argentina's anti-dumping reforms?

Argentina narrows the duration of anti-dumping duties to promote a more competitive market. Reforms target increased transparency and a balanced foreign trade atmosphere. Efforts are aligned with President Milei's agenda to reduce state intervention and combat inflation.

How will Argentina's anti-dumping duties affect US markets?

Get a look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets with the Morning Bid U.S. newsletter. Sign up here. According to the official, Argentina's current provisions for anti-dumping duties, intended to prevent unfair competition between imported and domestic goods, have increased consumer prices and industrial costs.

What will the government do with anti-dumping reform?

Both institutions will contribute with assessments that consider the public interest and consumer rights, as well as the impact on value chains. With this reform, the Government seeks to foster competition, restore the original function of anti-dumping duties and promote more transparent and balanced foreign trade.