Australia looks to Asian markets as it braces itself for US President Trump’s tariffs
The United States accounts for about A$1 billion (S$837 million) of purchases of Australian steel and aluminium each year, or about 10 per cent of total Australian exports. The US is the largest export destination of Australian steel and the third-largest of aluminium.
Stocks fall in US and Asia over Trump tariffs concerns
Stocks markets have fallen in the US and Asia over concerns about the negative economic impact of President Donald Trump's tariffs. It followed the president saying in a TV interview that the world's biggest economy was in a "period of transition",
Asia's seaborne imports of metallurgical coal dropped to the lowest in three years in February amid a slump in demand from ...
The Nasdaq Composite picked up after the soft inflation report eased concerns about a looming recession and as investors ...
The Trump administration’s 25 percent tariffs on steel and aluminum imports are now in effect but South Korea, Japan and ...
A new scramble for crude oil market share in Asia may be kicking off as top exporters Saudi Arabia and Russia move to boost ...
With Sydney FC one game away from a place in the semifinals of the AFC Champions League Two, Sky Blue chief executive Mark ...
Asian shares rose after President Donald Trump played down fears of a recession, which helped US stocks stage a late recovery ...
Asia Society Australia is proud to partner with the Australian Government to deliver this exciting new initiative. The goal of Asian Australian Voices is to inject fresh insights and ...
Food & Hotel Asia-Food & Beverage (FHA-F&B), Asia’s leading international food and beverage event, makes a return this 8-11 ...
China’s warships are turning up in unexpected places and alarming US allies. Is this the new normal?
Australia has made sure the world is aware of ... “Today’s Ukraine could be tomorrow’s East Asia,” he added. “We must also consider steadily increasing our deterrent power to prevent ...
JPMorgan Chase & Co. is rejigging its equity capital markets leadership by changing its head of Australia equity capital ...
A senior executive from power giant JERA warned that Australian companies’ preferred supplier status was at risk because of ...
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