There are signs the trading stalemate between Australia and China could soon be over. Beijing has put forward a deal to end its crippling 200 per cent tariff on Australian wine and grant exports back into the country. They say they are willing to cooperate but want both governments to accommodate one another's concerns. Sources close to the Albanese Government say they are adamant a deal can be reached. Anthony Albanese is set to become the first Prime Minister in seven years to travel to China, preparing for the trip towards the end of 2023.
There are signs the trading stalemate between Australia and China could soon be over.
Beijing has put forward a deal to end its crippling 200 per cent tariff on Australian wine and grant exports back into the country. They say they are willing to cooperate but want both governments to accommodate one another's concerns.Anthony Albanese is set to become the first Prime Minister in seven years to travel to China, preparing for the trip towards the end of 2023.
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