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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.

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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.

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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.

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