Trump rules out exempting Australia from steel and aluminium tariffs
- On March 12, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that President Donald Trump ruled out an exemption for Australia from steel and aluminium tariffs.
- Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese stated that the decision was 'entirely unjustified' and goes against the 'spirit of our two nations’ enduring friendship.'
- Opposition Leader Peter Dutton urged Albanese to negotiate with Trump, arguing that Australia has a trading surplus with the United States, making the tariffs 'unjust.'
- Albanese noted that imposing reciprocal tariffs would increase prices for Australian consumers, which he deemed concerning.
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