US Tariffs on Australian Exports

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Australian exporters brace for immediate US tariffs on Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’

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US president is expected to announce new global reciprocal tariffs at 4pm on Wednesday Washington DC time ( 7am Thursday AEDT) The White House has left the door open to “good negotiation” to have the new tariffs rolled back or amended.

Australian pharmaceuticals, meat exports and other agricultural products are potential targets of the new tariff regime.

The US says it is imposing reciprocal tariffs on countries that put “unfair” charges on imported American goods.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Tuesday Australia ’s pharmaceutical benefits scheme, biosecurity laws around imports, and media regulations, were “not up for negotiation” Albanese : “The idea that we would weaken bioseCurity laws is like cutting off your nose to spite your face. Not on my watch”.

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