FX.co ★ Australia Exports Rebound in September

In September 2025, Australia experienced a noteworthy increase in goods exports, which rose by 7.9% compared to the previous month, reaching AUD 44.57 billion. This rebound comes after an upwardly revised 8.7% decrease in August. The primary factor behind this recovery was a remarkable 62.2% increase in non-monetary gold shipments, which amounted to AUD 5.34 billion, following a steep 47.2% drop in the prior month. Exports of non-rural goods saw a 3.7% rise, totaling AUD 32.72 billion, spurred by significant uplifts in the sales of metal ores and minerals (9.7%), coal, coke, and briquettes (4.1%), and metals excluding non-monetary gold (14.1%), along with other manufactured goods which grew by 1.8%. Additionally, rural goods shipments grew by 0.7%, reaching AUD 6.43 billion, driven by increased exports of meat and meat preparations, which rose by 2.7%.