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AU: International Trade in Goods, October 2025
The seasonally adjusted balance on goods increased $678m in October. • Goods credits (exports) increased $1,491m (3.4%) driven by Non-monetary gold. • Goods debits (imports) increased $814m (2.0%) driven by Non-monetary gold. tables charts Percentage movements in exports of selected commodities by quantities and unit value. Unit values in this publication are presented in Australian dollar terms. Movements in the unit values for some commodities incorporate movements in the United States dollar prices reported to Home Affairs and movements in the Australian dollar to United States dollar exchange rate.
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