Australian Bureau Of Statistics News
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BHP Billiton Ltd., the world’s biggest exporter of steelmaking coal, may face a drop in contract prices to a record low in the third quarter amid rising supply and weaker Asian demand.
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Australia’s interest-rate reduction cycle may have ended as traders bet the biggest gain in payrolls in almost 13 years will prompt the central bank to hold off further cuts, sending the currency to a one-month high.
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Following is a summary of Australia’s building approval figures for September, seasonally adjusted, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in Sydney.
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Following is a summary of Australia’s building approval figures for August, seasonally adjusted, released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in Sydney.
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For 117 years, Australians poured Rosella tomato sauce on their meat pies as the company endured world wars, the Great Depression and an end to tariff protection.
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Australia’s economy expanded in 2012 at the fastest pace in five years as resource investment and exports outweighed subdued manufacturing and construction.
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President Barack Obama arrives this week in an Australia whose economy is reliant on billions of dollars in mineral and energy contracts from emerging superpower China and whose security depends on an alliance with the U.S. -- China’s biggest rival.
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Australian homebuilders are resorting to discounts, gift cards and help with mortgage payments to lure reticent buyers.
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Following is a summary of Australia’s consumer prices in the third quarter as provided by the Australian Bureau of Statistics in Sydney.
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Australian homebuyer confidence fell to the lowest level since 2008 as concerns about job security outweighed historically low interest rates and improved affordability, according to Genworth Financial Inc.
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