Australia’s Trade Surplus decreases to 5,085M MoM in December vs. 7,000M expected
Source Fxstreet
Australia’s trade surplus decreased to 5,085M MoM in December versus 7,000M expected and 6,792M (revised from 7,079) in the previous reading, according to the latest foreign trade data published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on Thursday.
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