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US move to impose duties on China hits dollar

By Peter Garnham

Published: March 30 2007 11:37 | Last updated: March 30 2007 18:09

The dollar fell sharply Friday after the US said it would no longer exempt some Chinese companies from anti-subsidy laws.

The US said it would impose duties on imports of coated paper from China, reversing a policy of not applying duties to subsidised goods from “non-market economies”. Traders said the move could add to US inflationary pressures and cut demand for US assets.

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