Trump's Tariffs 'Actually Good' for Australia, Productivity Commission Finds

‘Australia Should Not Retaliate’ Against Trump: Productivity Commission Pushes to Reduce Tariffs

The Australian Productivity Commission has recommended removing Australia’s tariffs and not retaliating against U.S. President Donald Trump’s measures in the United States. This comes after Trump imposed a global tariff of 10 percent on imports into the United States, including from Australia. Multiple other countries have been hit with bigger tariffs. In a trade and assistance review (pdf), the Australian government’s economic advisory body war…

Trump's tariffs 'actually good' for Australia, Productivity Commission finds

The federal government's economic think tank says Australia will likely be a winner from Donald Trump's tariffs if it does not retaliate and that we would be better off by removing more of the nation's remaining tariffs.

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trump tariff impact on wallet: Trump's tariffs: How will they impact your wallet and what can you do to prepare yourself?

President Trump's new tariffs on imported goods will likely increase consumer prices on essentials and big-ticket items, disproportionately affecting low-income households. Economists highlight potential job losses and inflation impacts. Prices for groceries, electronics, clothing, and homebuying may rise. Consumers should prepare for higher costs and seek second-hand or generic alternatives to adapt.