TOKYO : Japan’s trade and industry ministry will consider taking action on imports of Chinese steel if any unfair practices are identified under World Trade Organization rules, a ministry official said on Thursday.
The official also said that Japan will continue to urge the U.S. government to exempt it from steel and aluminum tariffs.
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