China to probe US solar imports as trade dispute escalates

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US and South Korean polysilicon firms to be subject of anti-dumping investigations after US imposed tariffs

China will investigate whether polysilicon imported from the US and South Korea has breached trade rules, as the spat between the countries over solar panel production continues to escalate. The country's...

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