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Australia in Trump’s new tariff order
President Donald Trump has massively increased US tariffs and upended the world trading system. As of 5 April, the United States will impose an across-the-board baseline tariff of 10%, and from 9 April higher “reciprocal” tariffs will be applied on imports from more than 50 trading partners. Australia is in the relatively fortunate group of countries facing only the baseline 10% tariff.
Trump’s trade policy: Risks for Australia
There is little comfort for Australia in President Donald Trump’s early trade policy moves. His tariff threats against friend and foe have intensified. And an array of separate tariffs and other trade measures is in the pipeline. Even if Australia avoids US tariffs, our exports to third countries face potentially serious discrimination from opaque bilateral deals. Trump’s trade hubris is being fuelled by compliant advisers and little questioning from business or Congress.
The unilateral trading system: US trade policy for Trump, again
Trade unilateralism will be a feature of Donald Trump’s second presidency. It’s already begun. Trump has recently threatened to apply a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico because of illegal immigration and the illicit drugs trade, and a 100% tariff on BRICS+ countries over the dim prospect of them creating a currency to rival the US dollar. Trump has an exaggerated view of tariffs as a cure-all for all manner of policy challenges.
Ranking the 5 best Premier League players under the age of 21
The Premier League is set to progress into the second half of the 2022-23 season and with that, the timing feels right to access the young players who have impressed for their clubs. Here, we rank the five-best players aged 21 or younger who have placed highly in PFF's metrics and played a minimum of 500 minutes. 1. Bukayo Saka, 21, Arsenal It should come as no surprise that Bukayo Saka tops this list.
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