Trump's global trade war sparks 'the end of US Primacy' says fmr Australian Treasury Secretary
- The Australian Dollar has fallen to 60.46 US cents, its lowest since April 2020, and has dropped to a five-year low, approaching 60 US cents.
- China has matched Donald Trump's tariffs by imposing a 34 percent tariff on its products, resulting in an effective total tariff of 54 percent for goods sent to the US.
- Since the announcement of Trump's tariffs, global share markets have lost approximately $8.1 trillion, which has negatively affected Australian superannuation balances.
- China's Commerce Ministry characterized the US tariffs as 'bullying,' stating that this practice endangers global economic stability and that the country firmly opposes this action.
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