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leadingedge.com.au -- or something like that, its australian and its called leading edge.
KEY AUSTRALIAN INDICATORS
Latest Date 12 months
ago
Economic growth
1.5% Dec 04 2.6%
Inflation (CPI) 2.4% Mar 05 2.0%
Unemployment
5.1% Mar 05 5.6%
Wage cost
index +3.6% Mar 05 +3.6%
Paricipation
rate 64.5% Dec 04 63.5%
Average weekly
earning
+3.6% Nov 04 +5.1%
Household saving
-2.3% Dec 04 -3.7%
RBA cash
rate 5.5% May 05 5.25%
EXTERNAL ACCOUNTS
Current Account ($bn) -$53.8bn Dec 04 -$46.3bn
Balance of goods and services -$25.7bn Dec 04 -$23.8bn
Exports $152.5bn Dec 04 $148.4bn
Imports $178.2bn Dec 04 $167.2bn
Net foreign debt $421.9bn Dec 04 $370.2bn
Foreign debt (% of GDP) 51.1% Dec 04 47.2%
Net foreign equity $126.6bn Dec 04 $107.5bn
Terms of trade 115.2 Dec 04 104.8
Trade Weighted Index 64.4 Feb 05 65.2
Figures as at May 10, 2005.
Source: ABS, Reserve Bank of Australia
Updated:11-May-2005
2005-06 BUDGET FIGURES
2004-05 %GDP 2005-06 % GDP
Fiscal Balance $7bn 0.8% $7.8bn 0.8%
Underlying Cash balance
$9.2bn 1.1% $8.9bn 1.0%
Revenue*
$202.7bn 23.5% $214.5bn 23.1%
Spending* $195bn 22.6% $206.1bn 22.2%
TREASURY FORECASTS
2003-04 outcomes 2004-05 2005-06
Economic growth
4.1%
2.0%
3.0%
Inflation (CPI) 2.4% 2.5% 2.75%
Unemployment
rate
5.8% 5.25% 5.0%
Employment
growth
1.8% 2.75% 1.75%
Household consumption
5.6% 4.0% 3.25%
Wage Index Cost 3.6% 3.75% 4.0%
Business
investment
9.4% 8.0% 6.0%
Terms of trade
7.00% 9.75% 12.25%
Current Account -$47.4 bn -$47.4 bn -$56.25 bn
CAD as %
of GDP -5.80% -5.80% -6.50%
Exports 1.60% 2.00% 7.00%
Imports 12.0% 10.0% 8.00%
Source: 2005-06 Budget Paper No.1 (year average figures)
* Because the Treasury uses complex accounting methods, revenue and spending do not add up precisely to the fiscal balance or underlying cash balance.
its updated monthly i think
KEY AUSTRALIAN INDICATORS
Latest Date 12 months
ago
Economic growth
1.5% Dec 04 2.6%
Inflation (CPI) 2.4% Mar 05 2.0%
Unemployment
5.1% Mar 05 5.6%
Wage cost
index +3.6% Mar 05 +3.6%
Paricipation
rate 64.5% Dec 04 63.5%
Average weekly
earning
+3.6% Nov 04 +5.1%
Household saving
-2.3% Dec 04 -3.7%
RBA cash
rate 5.5% May 05 5.25%
EXTERNAL ACCOUNTS
Current Account ($bn) -$53.8bn Dec 04 -$46.3bn
Balance of goods and services -$25.7bn Dec 04 -$23.8bn
Exports $152.5bn Dec 04 $148.4bn
Imports $178.2bn Dec 04 $167.2bn
Net foreign debt $421.9bn Dec 04 $370.2bn
Foreign debt (% of GDP) 51.1% Dec 04 47.2%
Net foreign equity $126.6bn Dec 04 $107.5bn
Terms of trade 115.2 Dec 04 104.8
Trade Weighted Index 64.4 Feb 05 65.2
Figures as at May 10, 2005.
Source: ABS, Reserve Bank of Australia
Updated:11-May-2005
2005-06 BUDGET FIGURES
2004-05 %GDP 2005-06 % GDP
Fiscal Balance $7bn 0.8% $7.8bn 0.8%
Underlying Cash balance
$9.2bn 1.1% $8.9bn 1.0%
Revenue*
$202.7bn 23.5% $214.5bn 23.1%
Spending* $195bn 22.6% $206.1bn 22.2%
TREASURY FORECASTS
2003-04 outcomes 2004-05 2005-06
Economic growth
4.1%
2.0%
3.0%
Inflation (CPI) 2.4% 2.5% 2.75%
Unemployment
rate
5.8% 5.25% 5.0%
Employment
growth
1.8% 2.75% 1.75%
Household consumption
5.6% 4.0% 3.25%
Wage Index Cost 3.6% 3.75% 4.0%
Business
investment
9.4% 8.0% 6.0%
Terms of trade
7.00% 9.75% 12.25%
Current Account -$47.4 bn -$47.4 bn -$56.25 bn
CAD as %
of GDP -5.80% -5.80% -6.50%
Exports 1.60% 2.00% 7.00%
Imports 12.0% 10.0% 8.00%
Source: 2005-06 Budget Paper No.1 (year average figures)
* Because the Treasury uses complex accounting methods, revenue and spending do not add up precisely to the fiscal balance or underlying cash balance.
its updated monthly i think
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that looks hard to read, heres the web address its off
http://leadingedgeeducation.com.au/whatsnew/figures.html
its not dodgy, its the website for my textbook
http://leadingedgeeducation.com.au/whatsnew/figures.html
its not dodgy, its the website for my textbook