U.S. Extends Import Restraints on Some Steels
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President Reagan announced the extension to Sept. 30, 1989, of his import restraint program covering certain specialty steels. The President’s continuing import restraint program specifies quantitative limitations, including a 3% annual growth factor, for stainless bar, stainless rod and alloy tool steels. Declining tariffs, beginning at 3% in the first year, will be applied to stainless sheet, strip and plate steels.
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