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Australia's PM says easing of curbs on US beef not prompted by Trump
Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said on Sunday that a decision to ease rules on beef imports from the U.S. was ...
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'Did you see my drive?' Trump answers Scotland self-promotion question with golf brag
President Donald Trump responded to accusations that he used a trip to Scotland to promote his business by bragging about his golf game. On Tuesday, the official White House X account hosted a live ...
Australia to reduce US beef import restrictions denounced by Trump as a ban
Australia announced it will reduce restrictions on U.S. beef imports in a move U.S. President Donald Trump's administration ...
Economists doubt Trump outlook that US will sell 'so much' beef to Australia
By Kanishka Singh, Peter Hobson and Tom Polansek WASHINGTON/CANBERRA/CHICAGO (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said that ...
'We are going to sell so much to Australia': Trump reacts to Aussie beef ban
Australia lifted the biosecurity restrictions on US beef yesterday, meaning US beef can now be exported to Australia.
Trump touts end of ban on ‘magnificent’ US beef imports to Australia: ‘We are going to sell so much’
“After many years Australia has agreed to accept American Beef !” Trump wrote on Truth Social.
Australia faces increased tariffs from the Trump administration
Australian exporters may face tariffs of up to 20 percent as US President Donald Trump keeps flagging higher baselines.
Trump embraced Australia's harshest immigration policies. But there's one key difference.
From inhumane detention centers to sending migrants to other countries, Trump's cruelest policies were first used Down Under.
Australia relaxes curbs on US beef imports that angered Trump
Australia will ease restrictions on beef imports from the United States, the country's agriculture ministry said on Thursday, ...
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As Trump Has Pulled Back From the Highest Tariffs, This Chart Shows the Economic Shock Has Eased
Back then, the Trump administration threatened to apply so-called “reciprocal” tariffs of up to 50% against many trading partners, plus an eye-watering 125% on Chinese imports. In April, we modelled ...