The Australian Bureau of Statistics reported that the seasonally adjusted balance on goods fell by $1.417 billion in November 2025, the largest monthly drop since the pandemic. Exports of goods, or goods credits, declined by $1.353 billion, a 2.9% fall, mainly due to lower metal ores and minerals shipments. Imports, or goods debits, rose by $63 million, a 0.2% increase, driven by processed industrial supplies non-exhaustive. Total goods exports were $44.572 billion, down from $45.925 billion in October, while total imports were $41.636 billion, up from $41.573 billion. Rural goods exports increased by 9.6% to $7.045 billion, whereas non-rural goods exports fell 4.5% to $31.813 billion. Import categories showed a 5.3% rise in intermediate and other merchandise goods, offset by a 10.8% decline in non-monetary gold.
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