Trump proclamation justifies tarrifs by claiming Australia broke 'verbal commitment' to reduce aluminium exports
Australia has been accused of breaking a “verbal commitment” to reduce aluminium exports to the United States, with the claim being used to justify the imposition of tariffs.
Australia accused of breaking its word on exports as Trump presses go on tariffs
US President Donald Trump is considering sparing Australia from a punitive 25 per cent tariff on steel and aluminium.
Trump metals tariffs propel gold, pressure China steel shares
U.S. President Donald Trump's 25% tariffs on steel and aluminium sent gold to record highs on worries of widening trade ...
Albanese says exemption from US metal tariffs 'under consideration' as White House claims Australia 'disregarded' past commitments — as it happened
The Albanese Labor government shows confidence in being able to secure an exemption from the United States' 25 per cent ...
No guarantees for Trump’s unlikely new tariff buddy
A relieved Anthony Albanese managed to persuade the president to at least consider exempting Australia from the 25 per cent ...
US coal exports to India expected to rise due to China tariffs
The United States is expected to boost coal exports to India after China imposed tariffs on energy imports from the U.S., ...
Officials from multiple countries respond to US’ 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports
As US President Donald Trump on Monday signed proclamations to raise tariffs on aluminum from 10 percent to 25 percent, and ...