Dear Reader, China is boycotting Australia. This is already having severe economic implications. But, as you’ll see here, the consequences of this decoupling will likely be felt for years to come. In the latest grave threat to our iron ore exports, China just opened FOUR new ports on its coast that can operate massive berths for extra-large ships. What does that mean? Simply: That China can now get its iron ore needs serviced from much further afield in Brazil and Africa. These huge ‘Chinamax’ ships are operated by Brazilian mining firms — and can carry half again the cargo of normal Aussie iron ore transport ships; up to 400,000 tonnes. We benefited from being the closest for years. But, as you’ll see here, moves are afoot to SHUT US OUT. Unless you understand what impact this will have on our economy in 10 years’ time…and make the right moves now…you risk being shut out too. Click here for my full China strategy report. Regards, Greg Canavan,
Editor, Crisis & Opportunity | 
