The second Trump presidency’s promise to slap tariffs as high as 60 percent on Chinese-made goods, and 10 to 20 percent on all other imported goods, has spurred discussion on the ramifications for Australia, which relies heavily on the China market. Yet Trump Tariff Plans for China Won’t Be Disastrous for Australia, Experts Say
The second Trump presidency’s promise to slap tariffs as high as 60 percent on Chinese-made goods, and 10 to 20 percent on all other imported goods, has spurred discussion on the ramifications for Australia, which relies heavily on the China market. Yet 
China is reacting to Trump’s sweeping victory. The leader of the Chinese Communist Party congratulated the president-elect. Meanwhile, China’s stock market plunged. What could a second Trump term mean for China? Trump is expected to place 60 percent tariffs
With Donald Trump now the U.S. president-elect, former Australian Ambassador to the U.S. Joe Hockey has outlined some challenges Australia could face as the new administration begins shaping its policies. Hockey pointed to issues such as tariffs, China
Chinese authorities have detained AstraZenaca’s Executive Vice President International and China President Leon Wang, the company has confirmed. A spokesperson for the Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical giant told The Epoch Times on Thursday that Wang is in