How Jim Chalmers' China visit will affect Australia's economy

Treasurer Jim Chalmers has emphasized that China's sustained economic growth is vital to Australia's interests, as the world's second-largest economy grapples with a real estate crisis and declining consumer confidence.
In Beijing, Mr. Chalmers is co-chairing the first Australia-China Strategic Economic Dialogue (SED) in seven years, alongside Zheng Shanjie, head of China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
During his two-day visit, the treasurer aims to gain deeper insights into China's economic challenges and assess how these issues could impact Australia's economy, given the importance of China as its largest trading partner.
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[@di_ibzy]

😂Freedom of navigation yeah more like looking for trouble .

[@christinehoiles5525]

Why did he take the aboriginal and Torres Strait island flags to China.. we have an official Australian flag.. this should only be used by our Govt

[@FlyOz-b7b]

Only one flag Im sick pof the Aboriginal and TS island flag crap the damn XXs NEVER had flags or even a sense of land ownership. Chalmers is disrespecting Aussies who served and died for this Country