China's Commerce Ministry outlines the final ruling on the imports of solar polysilicon from the US and South Korea, effective 14th January with tariffs of up to 113.8%. To continue to collect anti-dumping tariffs for another five years.

China's Commerce Ministry outlines the final ruling on the imports of solar polysilicon from the US and South Korea, effective 14th January with tariffs of up to 113.8%. To continue to collect anti-dumping tariffs for another five years.

China's ruling on solar polysilicon imports from the US and South Korea, imposing steep tariffs of up to 113.8%, signifies a continued protectionist stance and intensifies trade tensions. This decision not only impacts the solar manufacturing sector but could also provoke retaliatory measures from the US, influencing broader market sentiment and commodity prices related to renewable energy.