Revisiting the fallout from the US-China trade war

Even though Australia is strongly dependent on the health of China’s economy, it won’t suffer much from China’s escalating trade conflict with the US. If anything, in the near-term it will benefit from the recent weakening of the Australian dollar and perhaps rising Chinese demand for LNG, education and tourism.

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