Trade, green power and lobsters: what Australia can expect from Jim Chalmers' trip to China
Briefly

Chalmers arrives as China's central bank enacts the largest stimulus since the pandemic to address a debt-laden property crisis and economic slowdowns.
Economists warn that even with these measures, China is likely to fall behind economic targets, signaling the need for direct fiscal support from the government.
Australia's finances are vulnerable to China's economic instability, with the Reserve Bank highlighting this as a central factor affecting the financial sector.
Chalmers aims to engage with Chinese officials for clarity on their economic support measures while pushing for the removal of trade barriers, specifically on rock lobsters.
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