What will US trade policy look like in a post-Trump era? Importing & Exporting, Politics Dr Evgeny Postnikov 15 January 2021 Donald Trump's presidency was driven by his ‘America First’ agenda. Will Joe Biden reverse this resurgence of American protectionism?
Tourism attraction businesses call for a continuation of JobKeeper and progressive loans Coronavirus, Importing & Exporting, Tourism Lois Maskiell 14 January 2021 The tourism industry is calling for ongoing support, despite the Treasurer’s announcement that JobKeeper will not be extended beyond March.
Australia and Singapore officially kick off digital trade deal Importing & Exporting, Politics Shannon Jenkins 11 December 2020 Australia and Singapore have commenced a deal that aims to make it easier for businesses and consumers to access digital trade opportunities.
Beekeepers, dairy farms and fruit producers could be next in line for Chinese tariffs Importing & Exporting, Politics Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 9 December 2020 Small businesses in the honey, fruit and dairy industries could be the next to face disruption in the face of Chinese export tariffs.
An all-out trade war would cost Australia 6% of GDP, and cost China just 0.5% Economy, Importing & Exporting, Politics Rod Tyers and Yixiao Zhou 3 December 2020 Australia pays for the manufactured goods it imports by exporting commodities, mainly to China. So how detrimental would a trade war be?
For this iconic South Australian winery, Chinese tariffs are more concerning than COVID-19 Coronavirus, Importing & Exporting Stephanie Palmer-Derrien 1 December 2020 d’Arenberg is a 93-year-old family-run winery that has seen it all — and it’s owners say Chinese tariffs are more concerning than COVID-19.
Kathmandu CEO Xavier Simonet to lead Austrade Importing & Exporting, Leadership, Politics Shannon Jenkins 1 December 2020 Kathmandu boss Xavier Simonet has been appointed chief executive officer of the Australian Trade and Investment Commission.
Explained: Why is China imposing tariffs on Australian wine and barley? Agribusiness, Importing & Exporting, Politics Lois Maskiell 30 November 2020 The government says it may take China to the WTO over a barley tariff dispute, just days after China imposed tariffs on Australian wine imports.
South Australian wine exporters look elsewhere in Asia as trade tensions with China simmer Agribusiness, Importing & Exporting, Retail Andrew Spence 25 November 2020 A new Emerging Markets Program will help South Australian wine exporters nagivate markets in Japan, Malaysia, South Korea and India.
Australia just signed the world’s biggest trade deal. How will it work? Importing & Exporting, Politics Lois Maskiell 16 November 2020 Australia just signed the world’s largest free-trade deal, intended to boost imports and exports with lower tariffs across 15 countries.
