AU: Global Merchandise Trade, November 2025
November Trade Balance Update
In November, the seasonally adjusted trade balance for goods fell by $1,417 million. This shift was mainly due to a $1,353 million (2.9%) drop in goods exports, largely attributed to declines in metal ores and minerals. Meanwhile, goods imports edged up by $63 million (0.2%), with processed industrial supplies not elsewhere specified being the primary contributor.
Charts: The data highlights percentage changes in the export volumes and unit values of selected commodities. All unit values are shown in Australian dollars. For certain commodities, these unit values reflect both changes in US dollar prices reported to Home Affairs and fluctuations in the exchange rate between the Australian and US dollars.
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