Japan to expand antidumping duties to fight evasion

Tokyo takes aim at circumvention, with eye on Chinese overcapacity

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Steel is among the products for which concerns have been raised about an influx of underpriced imports from China. © Reuters

ANNA NISHINO, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- Japan seeks to broaden its antidumping duties to cover products routed through third countries, Nikkei has learned, aiming to curb inflows of goods -- like Chinese steel -- that may enjoy unfair price advantages.

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