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Australia’s Surplus Heads for Decade-Low on Chip, Energy Imports
Source: Bloomberg
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Australia’s trade surplus is on track to fall to its lowest level in a decade this year. A surge in imports from China, including chips and servers for data centers, and rising energy costs are contributing to the decline.
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