Steel experts doubt that the U.S. Department of Commerce can meet the April 1 deadline to revise countervailing duties on a slew of Chinese imports as ordered by the World Trade Organization (WTO)."I think it will be a challenge for the Commerce Department to meet this expedited timeline in light of its current case load and limited resources," Steel Manufacturers Association president Philip Bell told AMM via e-mail from the World Steel Association conference in Chicago. "I am sure the team at Commerce will try their best."
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