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Treasurer talks up trade during landmark trip to China

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Australia's Treasurer has sounded the alarm about the impact of a deteriorating Chinese economy on Australia. After a long hiatus, Jim Chalmers has made the first trip to China by an Australian Treasurer in seven years for high level meetings, remaining hopeful the new stimulus package could help Australia's bottom line.
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