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New Trump tariffs 'make it harder for Australian businesses to compete'
The Business Council of Australia says a new tariff will make it harder for Australian businesses to compete in the US and could reduce investment.
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Businesses say a new tariff on Australian exports to the United States will make it harder to compete and could reduce investment.
The Trump administration has confirmed a 12.5 per cent tariff has been imposed on Australian exports to the US, which it says is due to Australia's failure to enforce laws banning goods made by forced labour.
A temporary 10 per cent "global tariff" on the US's trading partners has now expired.
That replaced the "liberation day" tariff regime, announced last year, which was scuppered earlier this year by the US Supreme Court.
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