Australia exports rise 3.7% to 29-month high of AUD 47.43 billion

  • Australia increased exports by 3.7% month-on-month in August.
  • AUD 47.43 billion marked a 29-month high, following July’s revised 3.6% decline.
  • Non-rural exports rose while rural shipments fell, led by weaker meat and cereal exports.

Australia’s exports increased 3.7% month-on-month to AUD 47.43 billion in August, reaching a 29-month high after a revised 3.6% decline in July. The recovery was driven mainly by non-monetary gold and coal, coke and briquette exports. Non-monetary gold shipments climbed 20.2% to AUD 6.43 billion, while non-rural goods exports rose 2.0% to AUD 34.56 billion. Rural exports moved in the opposite direction, falling 1.0% to AUD 6.38 billion as meat and cereal shipments declined.

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