CIT Backs Commerce's Pick of Japanese Company for Constructed Value in AD Case
The Court of International Trade sustained the final results of the second administrative review of the antidumping duty order on steel nails from Oman, in a June 14 decision. Judge Richard Eaton held that there was substantial evidence to back…
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the Commerce Department's decision to use a Japanese company's financial statement to determine constructed value profit and indirect selling expenses for mandatory respondent Oman Fasteners, as opposed to an Indian company's financial statement. Petitioner and plaintiff in the case, Mid Continent Steel & Wire, originally contested the selection.