Trump says China deal ‘done’, Beijing to supply rare earths
The US will get magnets and rare earth minerals from China under a new trade deal with tariffs on Chinese goods set at 55pc.
China Ties
China confident its ‘Xiconomics’ can win
Factories in China are closing and exports to the country’s biggest export market have tanked – while Beijing insists it has Donald Trump on the back foot.
‘Link between Chinese and Russian visions’: EU envoy
EU ambassador to Australia Gabriele Visentin says China’s military build-up is ‘worrying’, a day after Anthony Albanese refused to describe Beijing as a national security threat.
ASX extends record breaking run
Cautious investors lifted the ASX to a second consecutive record high on Wednesday, as “productive” trade talks continue.
EU warning for Australia on China
The EU’s top diplomat in Australia has issued a grim warning about Canberra’s nuclear-armed foes.
US, China agree to ratchet down trade tensions
Negotiators have agreed a framework to get their trade truce back on track but haven’t divulged the details, which could lead to continued uncertainty.
Aussie shares bounce to record high
Australia’s sharemarket has surged to a record high shortly after the opening bell, as investors grow giddy about a possible trade deal.
Aussie shares bounce to record high
Australia’s sharemarket has surged to a record high shortly after the opening bell, as investors grow giddy about a possible trade deal.
Meet the ‘Crinks’: The nuclear gang who are Trump’s biggest challenge
The fact is, the inchoate policies of Trump 1 led to the deeper integration of China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, the so-called Crinks, to such a degree that they together form the biggest foreign security challenge to Trump 2.
ASX 200 trims gains after all-time high
ASX ends flat after record high. CBA falls after record high. Qantas down after decision to close Jetstar Asia. Zip, Fletcher Building top gainers. US, China trade negotiators reach ‘framework’ for Geneva agreement. US appeals court extends Trump tariff win.
China navy expands reach with drills off Japan
China’s naval exercises are aimed at gaining more experience operating in distant waters, in a development that would be crucial in a military attempt to take over Taiwan.
ASX soars to record amid strong demand for CBA
Investors push ASX to record amid US and China trade talk hopes. CBA continues to find strong support. ASIC secures four guilty pleas in Telegram ‘pump and dump’ action. Monash IVF shares tank after second embryo mix up.
‘Protracted:’ Defence boss issues war warning
A senior defence analyst has said Australia needs to safeguard itself against the possibility of a “protracted war,” urging Labor for more defence investment.
Pragmatic compromise must restore trade stability
Critical minerals could help Albanese negotiate with Trump.
PM likely to avoid White House because of shame of our defence failure
In defence, we are the Mr Magoo nation, continuing on our way sublimely indifferent to the circumstances around us.
ASX slips after Trump/Musk stoush
Australia’s sharemarket dropped during Friday trading, as cautious investors await the release of US economic data and Trump and Musk have a public spat.
RBA upbeat on China’s willingness to do what it takes on growth
Two high-profile visits to China by senior Australian central bank officials have returned a verdict of confidence that the Middle Kingdom remains well-placed to ride out the upheavals emerging from Washington’s haphazard approach to trade policy.
Iran orders material from China for hundreds of ballistic missiles
Thousands of tons of ballistic missile ingredients are expected to reach Iran in the coming months amid Tehran’s nuclear talks with the US.
Quiet day on ASX after Trump-Musk implosion burns Tesla
Local investors wait and watch ahead of long weekend break. Wall Street awaits jobs data as Elon Musk, US President Donald Trump torch friendship.
‘Security anxiety’: Nuclear warning on China
The Deputy Prime Minister has dropped a warning about one of Australia’s nuclear-armed regional rivals.
Hard choices must be made now on security and trade
Warnings are clear and getting louder that window is closing fast.
Trump holds ‘positive’ call with Xi, both agree to fresh talks
Beijing’s account of the call was less conciliatory, calling on the US President to remove ‘negative’ measures that have disrupted bilateral trade.
Australian exports to China slump as geopolitical risks rise
A slowdown in Chinese economic growth, a flurry of regulatory changes in Beijing and a surge in geopolitical tension after Donald Trump’s return to the White House have added to challenges for Australian businesses operating in China.
Star sold ‘dummy’ hotel rooms to cover Chinese gaming money
Star Entertainment issued receipts for ‘dummy’ hotel rooms of up to $250,000 a night as part of a deliberate effort to evade currency flight laws in China and funnel funds into its casinos, the Federal Court has heard.
CBA turns after record; IDP Education routed again
CBA eases after $182 intraday record. Austrac versus Star in court. Tyro sinks as search for new CEO starts. IDP Education rout continues. Lynas soars on broker upgrade.
South Korea’s new leftward path
China and North Korea will welcome the election result.
PNG: ‘When it comes to security, we choose Australia, not China’
Port Moresby’s enthusiasm for a defence treaty with Australia is a strategic win for the federal government that could serve as a prototype for other Pacific Island nations.
Chinese aircraft maker to rival Boeing and Airbus
The world’s airline industry boss has endorsed China’s aircraft manufacturer, predicting Comac will be a ‘global player’ and rival to Airbus and Boeing.
‘Lift spending and send message to Beijing’
US Republican Michael McCaul says Australia would send Xi Jinping and China a powerful message if it increased defence spending.
China’s checkmate on Trump’s tariffs
One of America’s biggest industries could grind to a halt ‘within weeks’ as China moves to outflank Donald Trump and his trade tariffs.
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