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Australia Current Account Surplus Record High In Q2

AUSTRALIA DATA
MNI (Singapore)
  • Australia's current account surplus in seasonally adjusted terms increased $8.7 billion to $17.7 billion in Q2 2020, driven mainly by increased goods and services surplus.
  • On the imports side, travel services fell $8.2 billion and transport services fell $1.2 billion in original terms, while non-industrial transport equipment fell $2.7 billion and fuels and lubricants fell $1.2 billion in seasonally adjusted terms.
  • On the exports side, travel services fell $6.3 billion and transport services fell $0.9 billion in original terms, while coal, coke and briquettes fell $1.3 billion and metal ores and minerals rose $1.2 billion in seasonally adjusted terms.

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