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Productivity Commission warns Australia not to retaliate on Donald Trump tariffs

7 July 2025
in Australia
Productivity Commission warns Australia not to retaliate on Donald Trump tariffs
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Australia’s economic growth may continue despite Donald Trump’s tariffs, according to the Productivity Commission, which warns against retaliation to avoid escalating a global trade war. While direct tariff impacts are minor, uncertainty is a significant concern for investment, and the commission suggests promoting free trade and eliminating “nuisance” tariffs to foster long-term stability.

Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Australia’s economy might grow a little even with Donald Trump’s tariffs, but experts say it’s important not to fight back because that could lead to bigger problems for everyone.

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