The U.S. International Trade Commission on Friday said it had determined that Russian unwrought palladium, a material used to reduce emissions in gasoline vehicles, does not injure American companies, adding that it would release more information later.
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The United States’ anti-dumping investigation into palladium from Russia has been ongoing, with the U.S. Department of Commerce last week making a final determination on a countervailing duty of 109.1%.
Russian palladium imports in the U.S. rose to 27.6 tons in 2024, from 23.8 tons in 2023 and 20.4 tons in 2022. Palladium has so far avoided U.S. sanctions.
(Reporting by Katharine Jackson and Susan Heavey; Editing by Ismail Shakil)
