The imposition of tariffs by the US on global trading partners, including Australia, is already a second wave of threats to Australia. The first time was on March 12, when the US imposed additional tariffs on Australian steel and aluminum products. Now it can be said that the wave has been uneven, and the wave has started again. At several press conferences, Australian Prime Minister Albanis criticized the US government's tariff policy as “illogical,” “not the work of a friend,” and that it is an “act of economic self-harm,” because American consumers have to pay for it.

The imposition of tariffs by the US on global trading partners, including Australia, is already a second wave of threats to Australia. The first time was on March 12, when the US imposed additional tariffs on Australian steel and aluminum products. Now it can be said that the wave has been uneven, and the wave has started again. At several press conferences, Australian Prime Minister Albanis criticized the US government's tariff policy as “illogical,” “not the work of a friend,” and that it is an “act of economic self-harm,” because American consumers have to pay for it.