The US president wants to turn the tide on China’s shipbuilding dominance. It may be too late.
By pretending that a planet-scale upheaval is not happening,our political leaders are not helping Australia deal with it.
Enormous investments in factory equipment and artificial intelligence are giving China an edge in car manufacturing and other industries.
China’s halt this month on exports of magnets containing heavy rare earth metals has affected Tesla’s plans to manufacture Optimus robots.
A wall of consumer goods once sold from China to the US could be dumped on other markets such as Australia.
US President Donald Trump has again taken aim at US Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell,blasting him for being too slow on lowering interest rates.
Beijing is hardly likely to roll over given its financial and global trading strength.
The US President’s tariff war has brought back fears of stagnation and inflation,but why is it sending gold prices through the roof?
Given the moveable feast that is Donald Trump’s trade policy,it is impossible to determine if the world is in for a short-lived shock or a case of long COVID.
In less than 100 days,US President Donald Trump has planted questions in investors’ minds no one expected. Is America too risky?