The U.S. Commerce Department launched an investigation on Wednesday to determine whether a flood of aluminum imports from China and elsewhere was compromising U.S. national security, Washington's second such move in a week aimed at metals trade.
(Reporting by Yawen Chen and Nicholas Heath; Writing by Josephine Mason; Editing by Kenneth Maxwell)China seriously concerned by U.S. aluminum probe: Commerce Ministry
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