Despite a larger surplus than expected, the Australian dollar rose against the US dollar in November. November’s trade balance came in higher than expected, according to Australia’s Bureau of Statistics. LNG exports decreased sharply in November, while iron ore earnings increased. This can be attributed to a sharp decrease in LNG exports and an increase in iron ore earnings. Although imports decreased for both consumption and capital goods, transport services decreased the most.
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Australian trade data for November, imports down, exports little changed (m/m)
- by Andrew Johnson
- January 12, 2023
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