8501.0 - Retail Trade, Australia, Apr 2007
ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 30/05/2007
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STATE TRENDS VICTORIA Victoria has had weak trend growth for the last two months following six months of moderate growth. Household good retailing had the same pattern of trend growth. Food retailing (four months) and Clothing and soft good retailing (two months) have had moderate trend growth. Recreational good retailing had moderate trend growth in April 2007 following six months of strong growth. Department stores was in decline in April. QUEENSLAND Queensland has had strong trend growth for the last four months. Food retailing (five months), Clothing and soft good retailing (one month), Household good retailing (12 months), Other retailing (one month) and Hospitality and services (two months) have had strong trend growth. The trend for Department stores was in decline in April 2007. SOUTH AUSTRALIA The trend growth has been moderate for 14 months. Food retailing (two months) and Household good retailing (seven months) have had moderate trend growth. Hospitality and services has had strong trend growth in the last three months. All other industries were in decline in April 2007. WESTERN AUSTRALIA The trend growth has been strong for 16 months. Food retailing (seven months), Clothing and soft good retailing (four months), Household good retailing (three months), Other retailing (17 months) and Hospitality and services (16 months) have had strong trend growth. Department stores had weak trend growth in April and March 2007, while Recreational food retailing has been in decline in the last four months. TASMANIA The trend has been moderate for the last three months. Clothing and soft good retailing (six months) and Hospitality and services (six months) have been in decline, while, by contrast, Food retailing (five months) and Household good retailing (two months) have had strong trend growth. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.
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