10 June 2021 – Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison reiterates intentions to stand up for barley and wine producers But any road through the World Trade Organization (WTO) could be riddled with difficulties Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said his government will ask the World Trade Organization (WTO) to resolve its wine-tariff trade dispute with…
19 April 2021 – China’s import permits for 25 Australian hay exporters have not been renewed two months after their expiration Hay-licence problems are just the latest in a series of trade difficulties resulting from the war of words that erupted one year ago between Canberra and Beijing over the coronavirus origin One year ago,…
16 November 2020 – There are signs that Australia’s billion-dollar wine trade with China has effectively ground to a halt, as winemakers continue to grapple with disruptions. Key points: Winemakers say they don’t know of any Australian wine that has cleared China’s customs in the past two weeks Up to 60 per cent of wine…
US and Chinese negotiators stressed their commitment to the “phase one” trade deal in a phone call where both sides said they had seen progress, even as relations between the world’s two largest economies deteriorate in many areas. The two countries discussed steps China has taken, including ensuring greater protection for intellectual property rights and…
With the India-China border crisis escalating to a trade friction between the two countries, Cochin Port has witnessed as much as 30 per cent reduction in imports from China in just under one month. Due to prevailing uncertainties due to delayed movements of the consignments, many traders themselves have opted to reduce the Chinese imports.…
China will not cancel its phase one trade deal with the United States despite fresh tariff threats by US President Donald Trump, analysts say, but it may seek to postpone its commitments amid the global economic slowdown. Trump linked US-China trade war politics to accusations that China had covered up and mismanaged the outbreak of Covid-19,…
By Lizzy Burden Jan 20 2020 / The Telegraph Chinese firms may be dodging billions in US tariffs by clandestinely channelling trade through other countries. Euler Hermes, which insures payments to exporters, shows in its annual global trade report that Asian exporters thought to have been winners in the trade war – taking the place…
By Finbarr Bermingham Dec 8 2019 / South China Morning Post Shipments down 1.1 per cent in month, but imports grow for first time since April Figures come just a week before US is set to impose fresh tariffs on imports of Chinese goods China’s exports in November fell 1.1 per cent from a year…
Dec 4 2019/ CNA BEIJING: China echoed comments from President Donald Trump Wednesday (Dec 4), saying there was no deadline for signing a US-China trade deal, as tensions spiked between the two countries over human rights issues. On Tuesday, Trump warned that efforts to resolve the spat between the world’s top two economies could continue…
