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New Zealand, Australia speak with EU, others about bolstering free trade against US tariffs

New Zealand and Australia engaged with the EU to reinforce free trade on April 10.
President Trump's tariffs triggered global uncertainty and prompted the discussions.
Penny Wong and Christopher Luxon discussed potential joint responses to the tariffs.
Trump imposed tariffs, including 10% on Australia and New Zealand, but paused some.
The goal is to promote trade and protect economic interests amid rising protectionism.

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The West Australian

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Australia, Indonesia strengthen ties amid tariff hikes

Global trade concerns are a key topic of conversation between Australia and Indonesia as US trade tariffs wreak uncertainty among governments and markets.

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Manchester Evening News

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Greater Manchester businesses quizzed as Donald Trump tariffs 'reshape national trade' - Manchester Evening News

"The United States is Greater Manchester's largest trading partner, and the tariffs present significant hurdles for businesses"

13 days ago·Manchester, United Kingdom

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Financial Post

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New Zealand proposes trading bloc with Canada, EU and Pacific allies

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is proposing a rules-based trading bloc in response to sweeping U.S. tariffs. Find out more

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Deutsche Welle

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Trump tariffs drive China, EU to diversify trade

Faced with steep US tariffs, China and the EU are racing to find new trade partners. But with crowded global markets, is Europe again at risk of becoming the world's dumping ground for cheap goods?

14 days ago·Bonn, Germany

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