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Australia seeks U.S. deal to drop 10% tariff on exports, citing critical minerals and AUKUS.
Australia’s Treasurer Jim Chalmers is pushing for a critical minerals agreement with the U.S. ahead of Prime Minister Albanese’s meeting with President Trump, aiming to reduce a 10% tariff on Australian exports.
Chalmers called the deal a “golden opportunity” to boost trade, leveraging Australia’s abundant mineral resources essential for tech and clean energy.
The talks, expected to include discussions on the AUKUS security pact and the submarine deal, are seen as vital for strengthening ties with the U.S. while maintaining economic relations with China.
Australian officials report strong support from U.S. lawmakers and Pentagon leaders.
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley urged concrete outcomes on tariffs, AUKUS, and the Quad alliance, stressing the need for tangible results that serve Australia’s national interests.
Australia busca un acuerdo de EE.UU. para reducir el arancel del 10% a las exportaciones, citando minerales críticos y AUKUS.