Overview In September 2021 China exported $5.96B and imported $15B from Australia, resulting in a negative trade balance of $9.06B. Between September 2020 and September 2021 the exports of China have increased by $2.3B (62.7%) from $3.67B to $5.96B, while imports increased by $7.46B (98.6%) from $7.57B to $15B.
Trade In September 2021, the top exports of China to Australia were Computers ($336M), Telephones ($315M), Other Furniture ($168M), Models and Stuffed Animals ($122M), and Seats ($119M). In September 2021 the top imports of China from Australia were Iron Ore ($10.1B), Petroleum Gas ($1.59B), Gold ($886M), Raw Nickel ($364M), and Wool ($178M).
Origins In September 2021 the exports of China were mainly from Guangdong Province ($1.36B), Jiangsu Province ($867M), Zhejiang Province ($837M), Shanghai Province ($526M), and Shandong Province ($521M), while imports destinations were mainly Beijing ($3.02B), Shanghai Province ($1.96B), Shandong Province ($1.3B), Zhejiang Province ($1.29B), and Jiangsu Province ($1.26B).
Growth In September 2021, the increase in China's year-by-year exports to Australia was explained primarily by an increase in product exports in Telephones ($155M or 96.8%), Other Furniture ($68.2M or 68.2%), and Party Decorations ($65M or 333%). In September 2021, the increase in China's year-by-year imports from Australia was explained primarily by an increase in product imports in Iron Ore ($5.02B or 99%), Petroleum Gas ($1.03B or 185%), and Gold ($882M or 26k%).
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