Diplomatic minefield could blow up in PM’s face
Anthony Albanese must persuade Donald Trump that exempting Australian steel and aluminium from 25 per cent tariffs serves the best interests of America.
Anthony Albanese must persuade Donald Trump that exempting Australian steel and aluminium from 25 per cent tariffs serves the best interests of America.
Australia’s top manufacturing export industry is bracing for the fallout from hefty Trump tariffs on aluminium.
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Australia will have to scramble fast at the highest level to win the same exemptions on steel and aluminium tariffs as were won in 2018. This will be a critical test of persuasion for Anthony Albanese.
The personal protection group plans to raise prices to counter tariffs approved by Donald Trump, as it says all companies need diversification to handle coming uncertainty.
Uncertainty about US trade policy came back to the fore as Trump flagged 25 per cent tariffs on steel and aluminium but the initial reaction from markets was surprisingly muted.
The US imported about $US400m worth of Australian steel and $439m of aluminium in 2024. So what effect will Donald Trump’s latest move have on business and the Albanese government?
The promise of sweeping steep steel tariffs is set to deliver the first big test for Anthony Albanese’s relationship with the White House in the Trump 2.0 era.
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