US imposes new tariffs of up to 3,521% on solar imports from 4 Southeast Asian countries The proposed levies - targeting companies in Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam - are in response to allegations of subsidies from China & the dumping of unfairly cheap products in the US market. A separate US govt agency, the International Trade Commission, is due to reach a final decision on the new tariffs in June. Cambodia face the highest duties of 3,521% because of what was seen as a lack of cooperation with the Commerce Dept investigation. Products made in Malaysia by Chinese manufacturer $JKS faced some of the lowest duties of just over 41%. Another China-based firm, Trina Solar, faces tariffs of 375% for the products it makes in Thailand. $FSLR $TSLA $RAYS $TAN