Some Australian pharmaceutical companies have moved to reassure investors that a new United States tariff on imported pharmaceuticals is unlikely to materially disrupt their businesses, even as the policy signals a significant shift in global trade dynamics.
Australian companies downplay US tariff risk as CSL and Mayne signal limited impact
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