It’s the first trip to Beijing by an Australian treasurer in seven years. Here are five things likely to be on the agenda
The Australian treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is arriving in China just days after the country’s central bank launched its biggest stimulus effort since the pandemic.The Australian treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is arriving in China just days after the country’s central bank launched its biggest stimulus effort since the pandemic.Australia’s treasurer, Jim Chalmers, is meeting his counterparts in economic agencies in a two-day visit to Beijing on Thursday and Friday.
The tariff walls were installed when relations hit rock bottom after the Morrison government’s early public calls for an inquiry into Covid-19’s origins, cutting off about China, meanwhile, is likely to continue to press Australia to back its bid to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, a regional trade pact known as the CPTPP, although Australia has previously beenknocked back
Tighter foreign investment rules could squeeze Chinese investors out of key industries such as mining, limiting their access to Australian commodities such as iron ore and gas, so China will seek assurances that the situation won’t be getting worse, Hu said.
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