Australia wants to offer Trump 'deal he can't refuse' to end tariff battle, trade minister says
- Australia is seeking a tariff exemption from the U.S. Steel and aluminum tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, as stated by Trade Minister Don Farrell.
- The Trump administration rejected Australia's offer for increased access to its critical minerals in exchange for the exemption, causing disappointment, according to House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
- Don Farrell expressed disappointment over the lack of agreement on tariffs and mentioned future negotiations are scheduled with U.S. Officials.
- Australia aims to diversify trade relationships amid these sanctions, with discussions occurring with countries like South Korea, reported by Resources Minister Madeleine King.
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