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Australia has little to gain by negotiating on trade, whereas the White House would put AUKUS and defence spending on the table.
As government debt levels rise, a legitimate question regarding sustainability must be addressed. While government debt, in and of itself, is a...
The ruling against the Trump administration was based on two separate lawsuits. But there’s little chance it will bring global trade chaos to an end.
The ruling against the Trump administration was based on two separate lawsuits. But there’s little chance it will bring global trade chaos to an end.
Many countries that share US concerns about China’s industrial subsidies will now see it as a more reliable trade partner.
There has been an unprecedented surge in government intervention through industrial policies. It doesn’t benefit consumers.
If Australia wants to negotiate an exemption to US tariffs, it will need to convince the White House it will fight Chinese subsidies while not overly...
The indirect impact on South Australian export markets comes from primarily two channels, writes Susan Stone. When Donald Trump was elected, the...
Rising US protectionism may prove to be an opportunity for Beijing to further improve trade ties with America’s frustrated allies.
Spoiler: it’s tricky. Common valuation approaches run into hurdles when dealing with something as complex as an entire economy.
For months, experts and commentators have been weighing up what the possible return of Donald Trump might mean for financial markets and the global...
Tariffs are unlikely to have a direct impact on Australian trade, but changes to US trade policy may have a larger effect on our ambition to...
Last week’s US Presidential debate, while providing plenty of sound bites, provided little substance on economic policies by either candidate. One...
Over the past 10 years insurance costs have risen at almost twice the rate of average inflation. In the past year, that increase has been almost...
Some of Donald Trump’s new economic plans may help Canberra. Most of them will leave us more alone in increasingly volatile world markets.