The charts illustrate the information about Australian dollars in Australian trade in three countries (China, India, and the USA). The statistics are given in billion dollars and cover the periods between 2004 and 2009.
Overall, throughout the span, the import rates of Australia’s dollar trade in three nations rose. However, when it comes to export levels of them, the USA’s rate experienced almost no change, India’s figure demonstrated decrease, and China’s indicator showed an improvement.
While the import level of Australia’s dollar trade in China saw a significant increase from $20 billion in 2004, to $35 billion in 2009, its export rate made up $15 billion in 2004, subsequently, rose to $25 billion in 2009.
Meanwhile, the import rate of Australia’s dollar trade in the USA accounted for $20 billion in 2004. Nevertheless, in 2009, the level increased to only $21 billion. At the same time, when it comes to the export level, it commenced from $10 billion in 2009. Similarly, it also fluctuated during the periods and ended up having the same rate around $10 billion in 2009.
On the other hand, the import level of Australia’s dollar trade in India was nearly $25 billion in 2004. Consequently, it soared to the peak of $35 billion in 2009. Nonetheless, when it comes to the export rate, it started from around $20 billion in 2004. Subsequently, it surged to approximately $23 billion, before plummeting to the previous level of around $20 billion in 2009 .