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| | | ... Australia in 25th spot. In terms of importers, Australia improved one spot to 19th, although Australia's share of total imports remained static at 1.1%. The WTO's measure of trade in commercial services also showed Australia slipping one spot, from 24th ... |
| | | | ... January. Rural exports dipped 1%, largely due to a 35% drop in meat exports, while exports of other goods fell 6%. But imports of consumable and capital goods both fell 11%, influenced by a fall in imports of expensive aircraft and consumers shunning ... |
| | | | Merchandise imports fell 4.9% in February to $9.45 billion, new figures showed today. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said imports fell in all categories apart from mineral fuels, up to $873 million, and miscellaneous manufactured articles ... |
| | | | Merchandise imports dropped in January to $9.942 billion, new figures showed today. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said imports fell 9.6% in the month, from $10.998 billion in December. Imports of food and live animals fell to $408 million ... |
| | | | ... out, although only two-thirds of farm exports will escape tariffs. In return, Australia will drop its tariffs on American imports, rules governing intellectual property and counterfeiting will be toughened, and there may be changes to Australia's local ... |
| | | | ... raised" by farmers, cattlemen and members of Congress from farm states. There will be no change in US tariffs for dairy imports above the quota. Initial increases in imports from Australia will amount to about 0.17 per cent of annual US dairy production. ... |
| | | | ... of $1.7 billion in November, the Australian Bureau of Statistics said today. Exports fell 2.0% in adjusted terms while imports were up 5.0%. |
| | | | Australia's international merchandise imports rose by $847,000 in December compared with the previous month. The Australian Bureau of Statistics said imports of goods last month totalled $11,033 million, up from $10,186 million on November. This data ... |
| | | | ... reported. This compared to an upwardly revised deficit of $1.702 billion in October. Exports fell 1.0% in adjusted terms while imports were flat. |
| | | | ... The rise came ahead of back-to-back interest rate rises in November and December. Separate figures showed merchandise imports slumped to $10.21 billion in November, from $11.85 billion in October. The ABS said imports of food and live animals fell to ... |
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