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Afternoon market wrap: All Ords follow US lead downwards

... send oil prices higher. The decision by OPEC is unlikely to have any great adverse impact on Australian consumers and imports, given the continued rising strength of the dollar. Meanwhile Tokyo stocks decreased lower by 1.86% or 192.25 points. The dollar ...

International merchandise imports rise to $10.88 billion in August: ABS

International merchandise imports rose to $10.88 billion during the month of August, driven mainly by a higher demand for manufactured goods, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) revealed today. The August figure is $264 million higher than the ...

July's trade deficit widens to nearly $2.4 billion: ABS

... month's figures. Exports of goods and services during July was $10.93 billion (a fall of 4% compared with June), whilst imports of goods and services was $13.32 billion for the month, a fall of 1% compared with the month of June.

International merchandise imports reduces to $10.627 billion in July

The value of international merchandise imports into Australia reduced from $10.715 billion in June to $10.627 billion in July, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. The biggest item on the bill was machinery and transport equipment at ...

Merchandise imports drop $88 million in July: ABS

Merchandise imports dropped $88 million to $10.63 billion in July, the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) said today. There was a $400 million fall in the import of machinery and transport equipment, which fell to $4.97 billion. Imports of crude ...

Trade deficit rises $2.07 billion in June: ABS

... said today. The bureau said that the export of goods and services fell $48 million to $11.37 billion during June whilst imports of goods and services increased $50 million to $13.44 billion, with goods debits up one percent in June (compared to May) ...

Australian trade gap widens due to stronger dollar, more imports: economists

... have widened to at least $2 billion in June as the stronger Australian dollar is having a negative effect on trade, and imports have also risen. "In particular (exports) will be weighed on by prices, with further declines in the Reserve Bank of Australia ...

Producer price index for final commodities rises 1.4% for the year: ABS

... said today. For the June quarter, the domestic commodity producer price index rose 0.5% for the quarter, whilst that of imports reduced by 4.3%. The figures for the year were 3.5% and -7.4% respectively. The producer price index for intermediate commodities ...

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