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| | | I'd like to thank National Farmers' Federation (NFF) general manager, trade and economics, Scott Kompo-Harms for taking time to respond to my piece on the Australian agriculture industry published on this page yesterday titled, " Malcolm puts agriculture ... |
| | | | "You are all right when you say when you say politically it would have been better for us if we had done it years ago." These are the words from Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull doing a "mea culpa" for waiting two years before establishing ... |
| | | | ... long. The "book" reveals that "there were widespread reports that steel prices rose, sometimes dramatically, due to the new tariff." "Prices for building materials continued to rise briskly, especially for lumber, drywall, and concrete." "Transportation ... |
| | | | The Middle Kingdom's supremo, Chinese President Xi Jinpeng, sent equity markets on the up and up. Instead of talking tough and raising the ante on the brewing trade war with the US, Xi announced the opposite. In his speech at the Boao Forum for Asia ... |
| | | | Perhaps it's being drowned by the ongoing Trump/Xi "my tariff is bigger than yours" tit-for-tat, or the Trump/Stormy Daniels alleged dalliance, or the alleged Trump/FBI raid on the offices of Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen... but whatever it ... |
| | | | Trump and Xi's game of tariff poker goes on. Whether it's Trump's "art of the deal" tactic or a true blue (fallacious) plan to make "America Great Again," only Trump knows - problem is, China's Supremo isn't blinking. To be sure, the prospect of an ... |
| | | | ... Japan is playing it cool. And get this, even though it was not included in the list of countries Trump benevolently granted tariff exemption. According to the Financial Times, this is because Japan wants to keep "good relations with Trump" (keeping the ... |
| | | | ... than output charges." The survey data was collected on 5-22 February - before Trump's announced, and later implemented, tariff increases on steel and aluminium. Download The Good Economics Guide: Making sense of key economic data Depending on one's proclivity ... |
| | | | Who was the first to blink? Was it Trump? Or was it Xi? "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn!" Given the financial markets' reaction, they don't care so long as the "lose-lose" situation of a trade war is averted. Still, this will continue to task ... |
| | | | ... times before, "war is good for absolutely nothing." This made sense because a day before Trump's 25/10 steel/aluminium tariff took effect on the 23 March, POTUS announced that the White House would be imposing a 25% tariff on around US$60 billion of ... |
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