Treasurer Jim Chalmers will be in Beijing for high levels talks in the first such visit in seven years, with fears declines in China’s economy could have domestic repercussions.
A struggling construction and real estate sector in China, which takes 85 per cent of Australia’s iron ore exports, has led to weakened steel production there.
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