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Peter Ker
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Mining and Resources Reporter, Australian Financial Review
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STEM, game development science, health Australian politics, healthcare gaming, auspoltechnology, medicine
utilities, mergers & acquisitions
Content
Iron ore company’s CEO, Mike Henry, warns of ‘significant’ economic risks from Donald Trump’s tariffs
By Peter Ker Verified| Australian Financial Review Verified BHP chief executive Mike Henry says China’s ability to ramp up domestic consumption will determine whether the Trump administration’s tariffs will create a global economic downturn. The warning that US tariffs could have a “significant” indirect impact on Australia’s biggest miner came as aluminium giant Alcoa said it would suffer a $US100 million ($157 million) hit because of the new US tariffs. Loading... Follow the topics, people and companies that matter to you.
By Andrew Tillett Verified, Peter Ker Verified| Australian Financial Review Verified Miners and the Albanese government believe Australian resources projects will get more favourable access to the US market after President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into critical minerals imports, putting Chinese producers under threat of future tariffs.
Iron ore company’s CEO, Mike Henry, warns of ‘significant’ economic risks from Donald Trump’s tariffs
By Peter Ker Verified| Australian Financial Review Verified BHP chief executive Mike Henry says China’s ability to ramp up domestic consumption will determine whether the Trump administration’s tariffs will create a global economic downturn. The warning that US tariffs could have a “significant” indirect impact on Australia’s biggest miner came as aluminium giant Alcoa said it would suffer a $US100 million ($157 million) hit because of the new US tariffs. Loading... Follow the topics, people and companies that matter to you.
Company Info
Australian Financial Review
The Australian Financial Review (AFR) is a prominent Australian publication focused on business, finance, and politics. Established in 1951, it began as a weekly newspaper and transitioned to a daily format in 1963, significantly expanding its influence. Headquartered in Sydney and published by Nine Publishing, the AFR has embraced digital media since launching its website in 1996 and offers mobile and iPad applications for enhanced accessibility. The AFR provides a variety of services tailored to executive decision-makers and sophisticated investors. Its offerings include a daily newspaper with in-depth coverage of business and finance, a Weekend Edition that covers broader news and lifestyle topics, and specialized magazines like BOSS and Sophisticated Traveller. The publication features sections such as Street Talk and Rear Window, delivering insights into the business world. The AFR is recognized as a premium source of authoritative journalism in Australia, catering to an audience of ambitious individuals and professionals.
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Founded: 1951