Trade Balance
Australian Trade Balance
Trade Balance compares the total value of imports and the total value of exports for the reporting period. A negative value indicates that more goods were imported than were exported (trade deficit) - conversely, a positive trade balance means that exports exceeded imports (trade surplus). This report is used by currency investors to determine demand for the dollar.
| Date | Value | Previous | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 2013 | 307 | -111 | +376.58 % |
| Feb 2013 | -111 | -1,142 | +90.28 % |
| Jan 2013 | -1,142 | -664 | -71.99 % |
| Dec 2012 | -664 | -2,289 | +70.99 % |
| Nov 2012 | -2,289 | -1,854 | -23.46 % |
| Oct 2012 | -1,854 | -2,141 | +13.40 % |
| Sep 2012 | -2,141 | -1,993 | -7.43 % |
| Aug 2012 | -1,993 | -1,522 | -30.95 % |
| Jul 2012 | -1,522 | -900 | -69.11 % |
| Jun 2012 | -900 | -806 | -11.66 % |