International Trade in Goods and Services, Australia
Key statistics. The seasonally adjusted balance on goods and services surplus decreased $1,297m in January. Goods and services debits (imports) rose $2,082m (4.6%) driven by Non-industrial transport equipment. Goods and services credits (exports) rose $784m (1.4%) driven by Metal ores and minerals.
International trade | Australian Bureau of Statistics
Characteristics of Australian Importers In 2025-21: The number of importers increased by 23%, to 320,502 The merchandise imports value increased by 3%, to $309 billion. The number of business importers increased by 6%, to 124,507. 56% of business importers traded at least once with China. Reference period 2025-21 financial year 13 December 2025
Australia (AUS) Exports, Imports, and Trade Partners | OEC
January, 2025. Overview In January 2025 Australia exported AUD44.2B and imported AUD32.7B, resulting in a positive trade balance of AUD11.5B. Between January 2025 and January 2025 the exports of Australia have increased by AUD4.64B (11.7%) from AUD39.5B to AUD44.2B, while imports increased by AUD5.91B (22.1%) from AUD26.8B to AUD32.7B.
Australia Imports - March 2025 Data - 1971-2025 Historical
Imports of goods and services to Australia climbed 5.0% mom to a four-month high of AUD 47.16 billion in January 2025, amid an acceleration in domestic demand as the economy fully reopened after COVID curbs and supply chain disruptions eased further.
Australia Import Data | Australia Customs Data | Australia
As per Australia import trade data, the imports of goods and services to Australia dropped by 2% MOM to AUD 32.73 billion in September 2025 as domestic demand weakened amid the pandemic Covid-19. The country stood at 24th position in the world’s imports during 2025.
- What information does DFAT provide about Australia's trade?
- Trade in goods and services – key statistics on Australia's main exports, imports and trading partners. Trade time series data – detailed, downloadable datasets for more in-depth analysis. Need more information?
- DFAT also publishes a range of statistical publications and articles on Australia's global trade relationships.
- What was Australia's balance on goods and services in 2023-24?
- Australia's balance on goods and services was a surplus at $54.8b in 2023-24. Total goods and services exports (credits) fell $28.6b (4.2%) to $659.4b. Total goods and services imports (debits) rose $28.8b (5.0%) to $604.6b. Trade in Goods data included in the Key statistics section is on a Balance of Payments basis (original, current prices).
- What is Australia import data?
- Here is a short view about our Import data of Australia: It is a kind of statistical data, which is useful for primary research on the import activities of the country. The Australia import trade statistics data is based on Shipping bills, import bills, invoices and other import-export documents.
- What is Australia import trade statistics?
- It is a kind of statistical data, which is useful for primary research on the import activities of the country. The Australia import trade statistics data is based on Shipping bills, import bills, invoices and other import-export documents. It contains Year, Month, HS Code, Product Description, Quantity, Exporting Country & Values Information.
- Where can I find information about Australia's trade relationship?
- DFAT also publishes a range of statistical publications and articles on Australia's global trade relationships. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has a consultancy service for detailed Australian trade and economic enquiries. Contact the ABS. The United Nations makes available other economies’ detailed merchandise trade data.
- What happened to Australia's imports in September 2021?
- As per Australia import trade data, the imports of goods and services to Australia dropped by 2% MOM to AUD 32.73 billion in September 2021 as domestic demand weakened amid the pandemic Covid-19. The country stood at 24th position in the world’s imports during 2020.
