Australia’s seasonally adjusted goods trade surplus increased by $4,296 million in June 2026. Exports rose $4,196 million (9.6%) driven by non-monetary gold, while imports fell $100 million (0.2%) due to reduced fuel and lubricants imports. The balance on goods reached $1,929 million, compared to a deficit of $2,367 million in May. Seasonal adjustments revealed significant revisions following the annual seasonal review, impacting trend estimates. Goods credits totaled $47,696 million, with non-monetary gold contributing $7,241 million. Imports totaled $45,768 million, reflecting decreased fuel imports. Adjustments for coal and fuel values were applied to align with balance of payments data, with revisions incorporated back to December 2025 for merchandise trade statistics.
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