Australian National Accounts: National Income, Expenditure and Product, June 2025 | Metals Mine

  • Australian National Accounts: National Income, Expenditure and Product, June 2025

    From abs.gov.au

    The Australian economy rose 0.6% in seasonally adjusted chain volume measures. • GDP rose 1.3% in 2024-25. • The terms of trade fell 1.1%. • Household saving to income ratio fell to 4.2% from 5.2%. table Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rose 0.6% this quarter and by 1.8% compared to June 2024. Quarterly growth was driven by domestic final demand led by household and government consumption. Public investment was the largest detractor from growth, while net trade contributed modestly to growth led by exports of mining commodities. GDP grew by 1.3% over the 2024-25 financial year, marking the weakest year on year ... (full story)

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OniSandwich
Sep 2, 2025 10:29pm
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So what are we thinking about the "JOLTS Job Openings" are we thinking price will continue to go down?
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Trader#713A
Sep 3, 2025 9:42am
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The Aussie, coincidentally, is about as lively as the Clean Energy Policy that they pursue.

Could not power anything more than a fucking light bulb, let alone the brain power needed to run a successful resources backed country.

Buy it if you dare. I'd be looking at the MUCH STRONGER USD counterparts, Euro, Pound, Yen. Even the fucking CAD has more life in it than the AUD. And that's saying something. The Aussie used to be a little battler. Now it's as dead as the country's kooky green energy policies.
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Trader#74F6
Sep 2, 2025 8:32pm
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AUD is dead
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Trader#BEB2
Sep 2, 2025 8:34pm
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AUD was supposed to sell
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Trader#2A1E
Sep 2, 2025 8:42pm
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Where do you guys get your data?
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Trader#39BD
Sep 2, 2025 11:09pm
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just sell aud/jpy bro
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Trader#39BD
Sep 2, 2025 11:09pm
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Quoting Trader#74F6
AUD is dead
i agree with you
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