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| | ... coronavirus infections within its shores. What Australia is losing in trade volumes -- the latest international merchandise trade data show that Australia's total exports to China dropped by 8.0% in February 2021 from a year ago, with iron ore exports ... |
| | | ... which has already prompted China to impose import restrictions on Australian products. The latest international merchandise trade data show that Australia's total exports to China dropped by 8.0% in February 2021 from a year ago, with iron ore exports ... |
| | | ... imposed trade restrictions, quotas, bans or whatever on Australian imports. So much so, that latest international merchandise trade data show that total exports to China dropped by 8% in February 2021 from a year ago, with iron ore exports dropping by ... |
| | | In its latest World Economic Outlook (WEO), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has predicted a shallower contraction in world output for the year ended 2020 - minus 3.5%, down from the October forecast of a 4.4% contraction and the 4.9% decline it ... |
| | | ... China," said ABS Head of International Statistics, Branko Vitas." This comes alongside the ABS' "International Merchandise Trade, Preliminary, Australia" that showed total exports increased by 6.0% to A$ 30,532 million in October from the previous ... |
| | | ... supporting Australia's economy through trade. The Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) 'International Merchandise Trade, Preliminary, Australia' report shows China remains our top export market - accounting for nearly 42% of our total ... |
| | | In its world economic update for October, the International Monetary Fund said that the global economy is in a synchronised slowdown. Growth for 2019 was downgraded again to 3%, its slowest pace since the global financial crisis. "This is a serious ... |
| | | ... deceleration in GDP growth (at market exchange rates) to 2.3% from 2.8% last year. Surprise, surprise but all four international institutions recommend a "coordinated fiscal response" given that monetary policy has seemingly become impotent. However ... |
| | | ... Australia's trade surplus to narrow in October but not by this much. The Australian Bureau of Statistics'(ABS) 'International Trade in Goods and Services report showed that the country's trade surplus dropped to just A$105 million in October from A$1.6 ... |
| | | ... Us, Australians all, should be rejoicing at the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) report that the country's international trade surplus widened by 138% to A$3.57 billion in February from A$1.5 billion in the previous month. This is second best to ... |
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