Data published by the Australian Customs Administration shows an increase in the country's foreign trade surplus. At the end of June, it amounted to $10 billion 496 million, which is $51 million more than the experts' forecast. In the previous month, the surplus amounted to $9 billion 269 million. Experts note that Australia has managed to maintain a profit on the foreign trade balance for more than 40 months in a row. This indicates a high demand for its products from countries that are Australia's main trading partners. In June, the growth rate of export deliveries in monthly terms slowed to 4%. According to the results of the previous month, the volume of Australian exports increased by 6%. Imports rose by 1% in June after rising by 3% in May. According to Moody's, Australia is on the list of countries with moderate economic losses from the coronavirus pandemic. Its economy is gradually recovering.
Australia's trade surplus in June exceeded $10 billion

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