Trump’s plan to put 60% tariffs on good from China ‘couldn’t be more inflationary’
President-elect Trump’s proposed plan includes 60% tariffs on goods from China. Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Advisor for the Obama Administration, joins Andrea Mitchell to provide more insight on the impact of Trump’s economic agenda and on how he may address the conflict in the Middle East.
Australia has missed out in a bid to join Interpol's executive committee, with representatives from China and Qatar elected ...
Chinese EVs are dropping in price in Australia by significant amounts showcasing China’s materials and manufacturing ...
Chinese demand for steel is likely to keep falling at roughly 2 per cent per annum for years as the apartment construction ...
A recent KPMG analysis contends that if all of Trump’s policies are implemented, Australia’s economic growth would be between ...
China and Australia have an evolving relationship marked by robust economic ties and strategic cooperation, with recent years seeing a thaw in political tensions and a resurgence in trade and ...
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Big Four consulting firm PwC shrugged off reputation-damaging scandals in China and Australia this year to post record ...
India should join the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), a top official at a government think tank said on ...
China's imports of cheap Iranian oil may be squeezed if Trump ramps up enforcement of sanctions on Tehran after his election ...
MG takes the top sales spot in Australia from the Model Y. Tesla is evolving to become just another car company, and other ...
Treasury Wine Estates chief executive officer Tim Ford. Picture: Supplied China is Australia’s largest trading partner, ...
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