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‘Not on my watch': PM won't yield to US tariff threats

Published 1 April 2025, 9:50 am
Any hopes from the government of a second interest rate cut in the election campaign have evaporated with the Reserve Bank keeping them on hold today. But the Trump Administration's tariffs decision looms as a more challenging political hurdle, with both major parties vowing to stand up to the US President.
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