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	Home > Table of Contents Table of Contents The following table of contents is from the November 12 issue of International Trade Reporter Current Reports: TOPICAL INDEX AGRICULTURE Brazil to formally request WTO go-ahead to impose sanctions on U.S. imports in cotton case Certification of free from H1N1 flu virus sufficient for animal exportation, OIE finds Sierra Club, USW criticize APHIS' exemption of paper, pulp from Lacey Act BILATERAL AGREEMENTS Levin says Korean auto barriers need to be fixed; Kirk says proposals being developed CHEMICALS ‘Most difficult year’ ahead for REACH legislation, EU chemicals agency head says CUSTOMS ACE delays are adversely affecting electronic single window for trade data CBP will use common sense to enforce interim 10+2 importer security filing rule Ukraine drafts import tariff cuts in line with its WCO commitments DUMPING Commerce sets preliminary AD duties on OCTG from China DUMPING, COUNTERVAILING DUTIES ITC advances AD/CVD cases on paper, phosphate salts, ends steel fastener case DUTIES Finance Committee seeks comments on miscellaneous tariff bills by Dec. 4 ECONOMIC POLICY Obama to address global economy, climate change on first Asian trip ENERGY Chinese wind, industry faces overcapacity; Schumer says foreign firms get U.S. funds Senators introduce bill to extend tax credit to manufacturers of solar energy technology ENVIRONMENT Baucus calls for border measures in climate change bill after environment panel's passage EC proposal on ‘carbon leakage’ protection for industry survives lawmakers' challenge Global climate pact needed before WTO can consider trade measures, official says Norway joins Canada in launching WTO proceedings against EU seal product ban EXPORT CONTROLS Nominee for top export control post says unilateral controls ‘often important’ EXPORT FINANCING Canada's exports to increase 6 percent in 2010, but challenges remain, report says Export-Import Bank adopts carbon policy with incentives for renewables, efficiency EXPORT POLICY U.S., EU, Mexico to seek WTO ruling on China's raw materials export curbs INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WTO panel delays complaint ruling on EU tariffs for three high-tech products INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ACTA still too secret, nonprofit says, as sixth round of talks under way in Korea ACTA talks in Korea said to take up internet piracy, focus on enforcement Chamber of Commerce supports senators' IP stance in climate change letter Senate Judiciary Committee asks Espinel about balancing IP rights with free access INTERNATIONAL FINANCE 45 lawmakers urge president to support bill aimed at Chinese currency manipulation NAFTA USTR seeks NAFTA consultations on Mexico's forum choice in tuna case REGIONAL AGREEMENTS APEC member countries vow to improve on five key business indicators by 2015 SERVICES Mexican Supreme Court will hear challenge to U.S. Treasury ownership of Banamex Bank TAXATION Russian finance ministry issues guidance on VAT regulations affecting foreign firms TRADE POLICY Global war of protectionism resulting from economic crisis avoided, EC says Health care defining U.S. trade agenda, USTR says at export promotion meeting President Obama says U.S. trade policy in ‘gridlock,’ urges more aggressive stance TRANSPORTATION China investigating U.S. auto imports; will target U.S. subsidies to industry WTO U.S. business representative sees WTO talks slipping into 2011, even 2012 U.S. still needs more time to decide next steps in WTO trade talks, Punke says WTO figures show new dispute cases are low in 2009 despite economic crisis WTO members on course for ministerial deals on e-commerce, TRIPs disputes Contact the Webmaster at webmaster@bna.com 1801 S. Bell Street, Arlington, VA 22202 - Phone: 1-800-372-1033 Copyright © The Bureau of National Affairs, Inc. All Rights Reserved.

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TOPICAL INDEX