SBS On the Money: Wine exporters react to China tariff review + ASX at year low

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Australia's wine industry has welcomed China's decision to review its tariffs on Australian imports so SBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Lee McLean from Australian Grape & Wine to find out what's next, plus Kyle Rodda from capital.com explains why the Australian sharemarket has hit a one year low and if that presents any opportunities.

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