Aluminum Makers Seek U.S. Action on China to Counter Weak Yuan

Bloomberg reports that Aluminum-product makers seek action from the U.S. Commerce Department by levying tariffs on Chinese imports.

The market news is quoted as saying:

In several decisions, the Commerce Department in the Obama and Bush administrations rejected requests by U.S. companies for so-called countervailing duties on imports from China to compensate for the weak currency.

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