According to the statistics by Australian Bureau of Statistics, in October of 2011, Australia’s total trade in goods and services with China was 11.494 billion AUD (US$12.079 billion), up by 28.3% year on year. Among that, its export to China was 7.251 billion AUD (US$7.62 billion), up by 36.12% year on year, accounting for 31% of the total goods export. Import from China was 4.243 billion AUD (US$4.459 billion), up by 16.82% year on year, accounting for 20.38% of the total goods import. Trade surplus was 3.008 billion AUD (US$3.161 billion).

From January to October, Australia’s total trade in goods was 93.323 billion AUD (US$97.729 billion), up by 18.89% year on year. Among that, export to China was 59.114 billion AUD (US$61.924 billion), up by 26.39% year on year, accounting for 27.18% of the total goods export. Import from China was 34.209 billion AUD (US$35.805 billion), up by 7.84% year on year, accounting for 17.68% of the total goods import. Trade surplus was 24.905 billion AUD (US$26.120 billion).

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