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US raises duty to prohibitive 160% on Kazakh silicon imports The United States Department of Commerce has proposed a severe 160% duty on silicon metal from Kazakhstan, up from 120% in the department’s preliminary duty proposal. Market participants told Fastmarkets that they struggled to recall much higher recommended duties. The department left unchanged its proposed duty on silicon metal imports from Iceland and Bosnia and Herzegovina, when it made its final duty...

US proposes ‘low’ 7.4% duty on Malaysian silicon imports The US Department of Commerce has proposed a 7.4% duty on all imports of silicon metal from Malaysia – the last of the preliminary duty determinations in a trade case involving four countries and one that sources described to Fastmarkets as “low”. A decision on Malaysian silicon was delayed at the domestic-producer petitioners’ request, the government said in late November last year. ...

Chinese red after. after this incident and china has lost a w.t. a trade case on this so china is still probably considering both sides but as a threat this works well because its such an important material and although china is not as powerful it used to supply more than 90 percent of religion in the world now its down to 70 percent its still a major supplier. much here who would be hit hardest by by this. the supply of this. this phone vibrates thanks to rare earth lasers work with rare earth ...

Fresh air to actually have a politician that actually acts on it we have heard for too long some people that have talked about trade and actually havent done anything for it. its been up to us. the steel workers to actually have to fight these trade cases. its a huge amount of resources and money and time. normally by the time we get a good ruling on a trade case. we have lost too many jobs at that point. its refreshing to hear. brian: what are the numbers in terms of steel jobs lost? >> i dont ...

That we finally have a president in the white house who actually is following through on something he campaigned on, heres part of that conversation with brian just about an hour ago. >> it has been a breath of fresh air to have a politician that actually acts on it we have heard for too long some people that have talked about trade and actually havent done anything for it its been up to us as steel workers to actually have to fight these trade cases. its a huge amount of resources and time. nor...

Raise prices for consumers. might help a small number of steel workers and aluminum workers but hurt many more people and industries that use those projects. the question is does the president follow up next week and actually do this? he has indicated he will. theres another trade case later in the year. its not certain but possible we could have significant trade conflict in ways that will hurt the economy, could even tip us into recession. >> do you think gary cohn will quit over this? >> he h...

Endorsement for the former breitbart leader. trace gallagher with more. explain the issues with steve bannon. >> shep, the big reason bannon might be on the outs are the numerous reports saying that president trump suspects him of leaking sensitive information to the media and using breitbart to smear h.r. mcmaster. bannon denies both reports and the white house wont comment. theres certainly nobody in the administration rushing to defend steve bannon. in fact, when nbc news pressed h.r. mcmaste...