1350.0 - Australian Economic Indicators, Feb 2009

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 30/01/2009

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GOODS BY COMMODITY

Goods credits, By commodity group

			Rural goods					Manufacturing				Minerals and Metals
Period		Total goods	Total rural goods	Meat and meat prepar- ations	Cereals grains and cereal prepar- ations	Wool and sheep- skins	Other rural(a)	Total Manu- factu- ring	Machin- ery	Trans- port equip- ment	Manufact- ures n.e.s.	Total Minerals and Metals	Metal ores and minerals	Coal, coke and briquettes	Other mineral fuels	Other metals (excl. gold)	Other non- rural (b)	Total other goods- (c)
Annual ($ million)

2005-06		154 425	25 266	6 709	4 852	2 544	11 161	28 376	8 066	5 314	14 996	77 775	28 934	24 352	13 218	11 271	12 059	10 949
2006-07		169 514	25 075	7 078	4 171	3 065	10 761	29 338	8 422	4 648	16 268	87 705	35 315	21 928	15 642	14 820	14 770	12 626
2007-08		183 073	25 479	6 540	4 976	2 796	11 167	31 511	8 792	5 719	17 000	99 119	41 676	24 599	18 797	14 047	12 766	14 198
Monthly ($ million)

2007-2008
	September	13 819	2 005	570	321	225	889	2 771	798	463	1 510	7 068	3 056	1 753	1 090	1 169	1 030	945
	October	13 812	1 943	538	222	262	921	2 702	769	481	1 452	7 014	2 829	1 632	1 593	960	1 056	1 097
	November	14 188	1 962	613	188	276	885	2 632	732	512	1 388	7 292	3 048	1 619	1 504	1 121	1 052	1 250
	December	15 699	2 250	619	329	319	983	2 754	804	528	1 422	8 569	3 739	1 869	1 563	1 398	1 067	1 059
	January	13 562	1 829	341	434	179	875	1 983	548	277	1 158	7 471	3 322	1 795	1 523	831	917	1 362
	February	13 757	2 137	466	530	247	894	2 478	720	504	1 254	6 866	2 757	1 413	1 627	1 069	929	1 347
	March	15 582	2 370	574	544	293	959	2 576	722	450	1 404	8 418	3 611	1 866	1 627	1 314	1 074	1 144
	April	16 771	2 432	585	594	232	1 021	2 747	747	466	1 534	9 042	3 995	2 303	1 643	1 101	1 108	1 442
	May	18 196	2 626	651	734	245	996	2 892	760	640	1 492	10 506	4 442	2 987	1 778	1 299	1 099	1 073
	June	18 478	2 171	552	501	179	939	2 560	685	471	1 404	11 754	4 558	4 009	1 880	1 307	935	1 058
2008-2009
	July	18 883	2 148	576	489	196	887	2 753	737	537	1 479	11 556	4 493	3 916	1 945	1 202	809	1 617
	August	20 542	2 285	575	511	134	1 065	2 920	820	563	1 537	12 878	4 868	4 677	1 992	1 341	978	1 481
	September	21 715	2 213	637	362	205	1 009	2 943	782	547	1 614	14 037	5 580	5 167	1 979	1 311	1 004	1 518
	October	24 408	2 680	800	436	272	1 172	3 238	862	748	1 628	15 651	5 617	6 446	2 231	1 357	1 030	1 809
	November	22 257	2 555	783	368	228	1 176	3 029	885	496	1 648	14 022	4 402	6 130	2 185	1 305	1 038	1 613

(a) The estimates for goods are not necessarily consistent with the corresponding quarterly estimates, shown in tables 2.4 obtained from Balance of Payments and International Investment Position, Australia, (cat. no. 5302.0) due to data revisions to the original monthly data not feeding into the quarterly original series until the next quarterly release of Balance of Payments and International Investment Position, Australia, (cat. no. 5302.0).
(b) For all time period, estimates for sugar, sugar preparations and honey are included in Other non-rural.
(c) Includes Goods and processing; Repairs on goods; Goods procured in ports by carriers; and Non-monetary gold.
Source: International Trade in Goods and Services, Australia, (cat. no. 5368.0)

Goods Debits(a), By commodity group

			Consumption goods						Capital goods					Intermediate and other merchandise goods
Period		Total goods	Total consumption goods	Food and beverages for consumption	Non-industrial transport equipment	Textiles, clothing and footwear	Toys, books and leisure goods	Other consumption goods(b)	Total capital goods	Machinery and industrial equipment	ADP equipment (c)	Industrial transport equipment n.e.s.	Other capital goods(d)	Total I & OMG	Fuels and lubricants	Parts for transport equipment	Parts for ADP equipment(c)	Other parts for capital goods	Organic and inorganic chemicals	Textile yarn and fabrics	Plastics	Processed industrial supplies n.e.s.	Other(e)	Other goods(f)
Annual ($ million)

2005-06		-169 716	-50 221	-6 169	-13 596	-6 364	-4 057	-20 035	-40 077	-14 347	-6 158	-5 491	-14 081	-72 737	-21 014	-7 315	-1 857	-10 166	-4 133	-1 361	-2 517	-15 863	-8 511	-6 681
2006-07		-184 024	-54 913	-7 182	-14 894	-6 805	-4 328	-21 704	-41 765	-15 330	-7 008	-6 454	-12 973	-79 923	-21 470	-8 355	-1 620	-11 780	-4 406	-1 366	-2 957	-17 794	-10 175	-7 423
2007-08		-205 048	-59 368	-7 838	-16 872	-7 051	-4 560	-23 047	-45 353	-16 480	-7 074	-7 556	-14 243	-90 574	-29 650	-8 834	-1 115	-11 990	-4 673	-1 334	-3 064	-20 014	-9 900	-9 753
Monthly ($ million)

2007-2008
	September	-15 822	-4 938	-649	-1 292	-587	-453	-1 957	-3 599	-1 414	-569	-576	-1 040	-6 723	-2 027	-680	-101	-959	-397	-117	-259	-1 443	-740	-562
	October	-17 732	-5 543	-684	-1 448	-623	-489	-2 299	-3 716	-1 277	-567	-599	-1 273	-7 687	-2 301	-753	-90	-1 064	-389	-120	-280	-1 790	-900	-786
	November	-17 687	-5 485	-755	-1 511	-588	-471	-2 160	-4 085	-1 506	-608	-712	-1 259	-7 327	-2 246	-788	-89	-1 019	-320	-123	-284	-1 644	-814	-790
	December	-15 886	-4 739	-652	-1 470	-502	-339	-1 776	-3 794	-1 316	-637	-595	-1 246	-6 865	-2 345	-655	-94	-922	-293	-100	-239	-1 527	-690	-488
	January	-17 113	-4 844	-668	-1 406	-668	-340	-1 762	-3 526	-1 446	-566	-642	-872	-7 828	-2 653	-701	-88	-923	-455	-116	-254	-1 772	-866	-915
	February	-16 885	-4 812	-641	-1 318	-728	-315	-1 810	-3 640	-1 243	-498	-597	-1 302	-7 553	-2 524	-744	-78	-986	-433	-104	-234	-1 596	-854	-880
	March	-17 007	-4 594	-615	-1 500	-483	-294	-1 702	-4 120	-1 471	-581	-658	-1 410	-7 535	-2 709	-715	-87	-912	-349	-98	-238	-1 646	-781	-758
	April	-17 836	-4 957	-642	-1 495	-586	-337	-1 897	-3 748	-1 361	-623	-661	-1 103	-8 200	-2 825	-764	-88	-1 064	-409	-112	-257	-1 879	-802	-931
	May	-18 598	-5 016	-649	-1 583	-514	-423	-1 847	-3 821	-1 400	-592	-663	-1 166	-8 764	-3 199	-789	-95	-1 111	-413	-109	-266	-1 896	-886	-997
	June	-17 895	-4 767	-601	-1 395	-501	-370	-1 900	-4 226	-1 377	-610	-759	-1 480	-7 986	-2 842	-733	-95	-978	-418	-104	-249	-1 703	-864	-916
2008-2009
	July	-19 760	-5 284	-666	-1 416	-641	-426	-2 135	-4 049	-1 508	-575	-815	-1 151	-9 240	-3 641	-805	-88	-1 063	-429	-111	-267	-1 792	-1 044	-1 187
	August	-18 781	-5 073	-656	-1 388	-659	-402	-1 968	-4 208	-1 598	-554	-769	-1 287	-8 434	-2 684	-834	-83	-1 036	-480	-112	-262	-1 823	-1 120	-1 066
	September	-21 231	-5 579	-800	-1 317	-695	-555	-2 212	-4 553	-1 559	-585	-774	-1 635	-9 860	-3 207	-853	-89	-1 236	-474	-127	-300	-2 091	-1 483	-1 239
	October	-22 130	-6 134	-875	-1 296	-774	-605	-2 584	-4 646	-1 776	-769	-683	-1 418	-10 265	-3 314	-910	-88	-1 275	-556	-140	-333	-2 225	-1 424	-1 085
	November	-21 377	-5 793	-840	-1 202	-728	-533	-2 490	-4 588	-1 747	-668	-667	-1 506	-9 183	-2 523	-858	-114	-1 305	-504	-132	-309	-2 194	-1 244	-1 813

(a) The estimates for goods and services are not necessarily consistent with the corresponding quarterly estimates, shown in tables 2.1 obtained from Balance of Payments and International Investment Position, Australia, (cat. no. 5302.0) due to data revisions to the original monthly data not feeding into the quarterly original series until the next quarterly release of Balance of Payments and International Investment Position, Australia, (cat. no. 5302.0).
(b) Includes Consumption goods n.e.s. and Household electrical items.
(c) ADP, Automated Data Processing.
(d) Includes Capital goods n.e.s.; Telecommunications equipment and Civil aircraft.
(e) Includes Other merchandise goods; Food and beverages, mainly for industry; Primary industrial supplies n.e.s.; Paper and paperboard; and Iron and steel.
(f) Includes Goods for processing; Repairs on goods; Goods procured in ports by carriers; and Non-monetary old.
Source: International Trade in Goods and Services, Australia, (cat. no. 5368.0)