Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says U.S. tariffs on Australian steel and aluminum are unjustified, but his government will not retaliate with its own tariffs.

Australia will not be exempt from U.S. steel and aluminium tariffs that President Donald Trump's administration will impose on Wednesday, Australian media reported, citing a White House official. Trump agreed in February to consider exempting Australia from the tariffs in view of the U.

The next challenge for Australian steel and aluminium exporters, as well as their upstream and downstream counterparts, is how to navigate the uncertainty in global markets, as global supply chains adjust.

Premier Albanese says Canberra will not impose retaliatory tariffs, but describes Trump's tariffs as an act of 'economic self-harm' - Anadolu Ajansı

UNSW Economics Professor Gigi Foster discusses US President Donald Trump’s tariffs against Australia. “People are making a big deal about these tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium going to the US but if you look at

Australia has failed to win an exemption from Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on aluminium and steel, but the government has vowed to fight on for a carve out. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese declared the decision was “against the spirit of our two nations’ enduring friendship”. “This is not a friendly act,” he said.