Ternium weighs more anti-dumping cases as steel snarls trade talks with US
Vedoya said new cases are likely as Ternium seeks to replace imported flat steel and win more domestic market share.
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Ternium weighs more anti-dumping cases as steel snarls trade talks with US
By Kylie Madry MEXICO CITY, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Latin American steelmaker Ternium is weighing more anti-dumping cases in Mexico to fight imports, especially from Asia, Chief Executive Maximo Vedoya told Reuters on Tuesday, as trade frictions over steel...
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Ternium Evaluates More Anti-Dumping Cases in Mexico While Steel Complicates Negotiations with the US
Latin American steel industry Ternium is weighing more anti-dumping cases in Mexico to combat imports, especially from Asia, said its CEO, Maximo Vedoya.
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