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Australian businesses hope that Prime Minister Anthony Arbanese’s meetings with China’s President Xi Jinping will bring back the confidence in the Chinese market and the most important trade partner of Australia.

Leigh Howard, Chairman of the University of Melbourne, Department of Business Administration, said that companies are looking for confidence that the Australian government would support strong commercial ties with China during the increasing trade uncertainty with the US.

“What Australian enterprises are currently needed is not only in market access, but also in strategy and policy environments, especially at a time when Washington’s sweeping tariffs offer the opposite of the opposite,” he said.

Key Demir ore companies traveled from many major Australian companies, including BHP, Rio Tinto and Fortescie.

Howard said that they will try to evaluate how we are moving in a more complex and controversial environment ”.

“This week’s meeting in Beijing should be a step for a more strategic and knowledgeable participation based on the interests of Australia,” he said. “This is not a sensitivity, but a vital part of the director of one of our most complex and conclusion relationships based on strategies.”