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Domestic industry steels itself after tariff report

The commission said imports rose 28% over five years, but the surge did not meet World Trade Organization injury rules.

Summary by The Canberra Times
Tariffs on imports of cheap Chinese steel are not warranted, the Productivity Commission says, prompting a fiery response...

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Domestic industry steels itself after tariff report

Tariffs on imports of cheap Chinese steel are not warranted, the Productivity Commission says, prompting a fiery response...

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The Canberra Times broke the news in Canberra, Australia on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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