AgWatchers+: What does Trump's win mean for Australian agriculture?

AgWatchers+: What does Trump's win mean for Australian agriculture?

In the latest episode of AgWatchers+, analysts Matt Dalgleish and Andrew Whitelaw discussed the implications for Australian agriculture of Donald Trump’s re-election in the US.  

From the implication of tarrifs, to a trade war with China, and the role of Robert F. Kennedy Junior.

While local markets may remain stable for now, the evolving global landscape, particularly in trade and geopolitics, could present both challenges and opportunities in the years ahead.

Find out more below.

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