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US tariffs will upend global trade. This is how Australia can respond

US President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs of at least 10 percent on trading partners to support North American manufacturing and increase federal revenue.
Trump clarified that vehicles will not be included in the reciprocal tariff scheme, continuing with a 25 percent duty on imports.
Analysts warn that these tariffs might disrupt the automotive supply chain, raise vehicle prices, and reduce production.
Experts caution that indirect effects could impact Australia’s economy, particularly if it engages in retaliatory trade measures.

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What Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs mean for Australia

If you’re an Aussie with a mortgage, Donald Trump’s massive new tariffs could impact you in a surprising way.

2 hours ago

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The Conversation

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US tariffs will upend global trade. This is how Australia can respond

Australia has escaped some of the highest tariff levels, but will still feel economic pain. There are three main ways we can respond.

8 hours ago

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Trump warned trade tariffs will make US poorer again

A British business leader warns that Trump's trade tariffs could backfire, potentially making the US poorer. Discover the unexpected ripple effects.

13 hours ago·United Kingdom

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Reciprocal tariffs on US trading partners will have ‘ripple effects’ on Australia

Increased tariffs from the US on its trading partners could eventually impact Australia's new-car market and wider economy.

18 hours ago

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Australian Financial Review

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How Trump’s tariffs will hit Australia, in four charts

The direct effect will be modest but, for a trading nation such as ours, the indirect consequences of “liberation day” could be significant.

22 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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Australia — and the world — react to Donald Trump’s US tariff plan – SBS Australia

In teh‍ wake of Donald trump’s announcement of a sweeping tariff plan aimed⁣ at ‍reshaping international trade dynamics, reactions have poured in from Australia⁤ and across the globe. the controversial proposal, ‌designed to bolster American⁣ industries by imposing meaningful taxes on imported goods, has ⁢sparked a range of responses, from staunch support to fervent opposition.In Australia, where trade relationships are integral to the economy, …

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