US solar firms seek retroactive duties on imports from Vietnam, Thailand

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US solar firms seek retroactive duties on imports from Vietnam, Thailand - Business Standard

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The trade ministries of Vietnam and Thailand did not reply to requests for comment.

US trade data shows that in April, imports rose to a record high of more than $680 million - over half the total for that month - and remained far above monthly averages in May and June.

That investigation could lead to high tariffs from as early as July, if US federal officials confirm unfair trading practices in preliminary determinations scheduled in early October, and uphold retroactive duties applicable 90 days before their decisions.