If Australia loses the Whyalla steelworks, could it present a sovereign risk with supply likely to come in from China?

If Australia loses the Whyalla steelworks, could it present a sovereign risk with supply likely to come in from China?

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Principal and Chief Economist for Optimal Economics Stephen Walters weighs in on Jim Chalmers pre-budget speech.&nbsp;

Economist: Australia's inflation crisis is "home grown"

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Trent Nikolic, editor of Wheels on the price of cars in Australia rising due to increased freight costs, the Prime Minister issuing a warning to Chinese car brands, plus Australian Electric Vehicle manufacturer BossCap collapses taking 100 jobs with it.&nbsp;

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