Top barley exporter saw glyphosate as big trade risk
Australian grain industry leaders have been worried about China applying politically motivated trade sanctions for months but saw residue from glyphosate use as the most likely trigger.
Australian grain industry leaders have been worried about China applying politically motivated trade sanctions for months but saw residue from glyphosate use as the most likely trigger.
India's central bank has given ground to government pressure and agreed to reassess its management of reserves and treatment of troubled banks.
The IMF has signalled support for Labor's plan to curtail negative gearing, but warned that reducing tax breaks that encourage excessive borrowing must be part of a broader tax reform.
The IMF welcomes the cooling housing market, wants a higher GST and urged the government to stick with its budget surplus plan.
China has accused the United States of spoiling the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders summit by attending with 'great anger'.
HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham said the falls in house prices were larger than previously forecast but to date had been 'orderly' and did nothing to affect his expectation of a 'soft landing'.
The US central bank will stick with its campaign of gradual interest rate increases, said NY Fed president John Williams.
Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy Ed Husic has said politicians and industry must do more to address automation issues and avoid the need for new taxes and welfare handouts.
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