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Whether we carve out an exemption or not, Trump’s latest tariffs will still hit Australia

  • Written by The Conversation

US President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese have stated an exemption for Australia from Trump’s executive order placing 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imported into the US is “under consideration”. But prospects remain uncertain.

Albanese would do well to secure an exemption using similar arguments as...

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