Thailand’s Scope of Anti-Dumping Duties on Chinese Steel Wire are Expanded

Published: Jul 24, 2026 17:52

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There are actually only small additional to the previous antidumping duties created by Thailand to Chinese Steel Wire. Now the duty is now covering certain hot-rolled alloy steel wire. The duty rates will affect around 15.04% to 36.79% of the CIF value.

However, due to small modifications, actually the duty is not enough to alter essential characteristics, end-uses, or nature of the product.

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