Band 7+: The charts illustrate Australia's trade values with three different countries from 2004 to 2009. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

The charts reveal Australia’s exchange value with three mentioned nations from 2004 to 2009.

Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that Australia’s imports and exports both grew steadily in Japan and China, while they were also declining in United States. Furthermore, China recorded the highest finances.

In terms of China, it witnessed the highest raise of both imports and exports from Australia. While the imports had a steady rise from 20 to 30 billions A$, the exports rocketed to 35 billions A$, which was a significant climb. For Japan, the exports rapidly climbed to 40 billions A$ in 2008 before fell minimally to 30 billions A$ in the next year. In contrast, the imports although witnessed a minimal increase to slightly 22 billions A$ in 2008, but then declining back to 20 billions in the next year.

Unlike Japan and China, instead of having a dramatic rise, both imports and exports in the US displayed only a small growth of finances, which remained upper 20 billions A$ from the imports and more than 10 billions A$ from the exports in four years. Moreover, they both gradually decreased in 2009.