INDIA’s international trade

India's overall exports (Merchandise and Services consolidated) in April-August

2018-19* are assessed to be USD 221.83 Billion, showing a positive development of
20.70 percent over a similar period a year ago.

EXPORTS (including re-exports)

Exports in August 2018 were US $ 27.84 Billion, when contrasted with US $ 23.36
Billion in August 2017, displaying a positive development of 19.21 percent. In Rupee
terms, sends out were Rs. 1,93,624.74 Crore in August 2018, when contrasted with
Rs. 1,49,398.90 Crore in August 2017, enlisting a positive development of 29.60
percent.
Cumulative estimation of exports for the period April-August 2018-19 was US
$ 136.09 Billion (Rs 9,23,447.82 Crore) as against US $ 117.19 Billion (Rs 7,54,218.89
Crore) amid the period April-August 2017-18, enrolling a positive development of
16.13 percent in Dollar terms (22.44 percent in Rupee terms).

IMPORTS

Imports in August 2018 were US $ 45.24 Billion (Rs 3,14,597.54 Crore), which was
25.41 percent higher in Dollar terms and 36.34 percent higher in Rupee terms over
imports of US $ 36.07 Billion (Rs. 2,30,737.96 Crore) in August 2017.

Australia’s international trade

In 2017 Australia sent out USD 229.7 billion worth of products (along these lines
sends out represented about 18.6% of aggregate Australian GDP). Australia's most
important sent out items are press metals and thinks pursued by coal, oil gases gold.
The nation additionally sent out meat (4% of aggregate fares) and grains (2.9%).
Having imported useful for USD 221.4 billion, in general Australia created an
exchange overflow of USD 8.4 billion out of 2017. The primary imports have been
vehicles - particularly autos - trucks and car parts or embellishments. The principle
customers of Australia were China (29.6%), Japan (10.3%), South Korea (5.5%) and
India (4.4%); while imports arrived for the most part from China, the U.S., Germany
and Thailand.
 IMPORTS
Import of goods in 2018 is 228,580 million USD and of services is 66,610 million USD.
Both combined, there is annual change of 4.7%.

EXPORTS
Export of goods in 2018 is 230,829 million USD and of services is 64042 million USD.
Both combined, there is annual change of 5.5%.

India’s inflation

Yearly customer inflation in India tumbled to 3.31 percent in October of 2018 from a
downwardly updated 3.7 percent in September and beneath market desires for 3.67
percent. It is the most minimal inflation rate since September of 2017,
fundamentally because of a drop in expense of nourishment. Inflation Rate in India
arrived at the midpoint of 6.42 percent from 2012 until 2018, achieving a
record-breaking high of 12.17 percent in November of 2013 and a record low of 1.54
percent in June of 2017.

Yearly consumer inflation in India tumbled to 3.31 percent in October of 2018 from a
downwardly updated 3.7 percent in September and underneath market desires for
3.67 percent. It is the most reduced expansion rate since September of 2017,
fundamentally because of a drop in expense of sustenance.
Prices of food and drinks declined 0.14 percent, following a 1.08 percent ascend in
September and the food index alone dropped 0.86 percent, after a 0.51 percent gain
in the earlier month. It is the greatest fall in food cost since June of 2017. Costs went
down for vegetables (- 8.06 percent), pulses and items (- 10.28 percent) and sugar
and sweet shop (- 7.64 percent) however climbed somewhat for organic products
(0.35 percent).
Among non-nourishment items, costs expanded for pan, tobacco and intoxicants
(6.13 percent); attire and footwear (3.55 percent); lodging (6.55 percent); fuel and
light (8.55 percent); and miscellaneous (6.73 percent).
The relating temporary expansion rates for rural and urban regions were 2.82
percent and 3.97 percent, contrasted and September's figures of 3.27 percent and
4.31 percent individually.
On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 0.29 percent.
In 2013, the consumer price index replaced the wholesale price index (WPI) as a
primary proportion of inflation. In India, the most important category in the
consumer price index record is Food and drinks (45.86 percent of aggregate weight),
of which Cereals and items (9.67 percent), Milk and items (6.61 percent), Vegetables
(6.04 percent), Prepared suppers, snacks, desserts, and so on (5.55 percent), Meat
and fish (3.61 percent), and Oils and fats (3.56 percent). Various records for 28.32
percent, of which Transport and correspondence (8.59 percent), wellbeing (5.89
percent), and instruction (4.46 percent). Lodging represents 10.07 percent; Fuel and
light for 6.84 percent; Clothing and footwear for 6.53 percent; and Pan, tobacco and
intoxicants for 2.38 percent. Shopper value changes in India can be extremely
unpredictable because of reliance on vitality imports, the dubious effect of storm
rains on its vast ranch division, challenges transporting sustenance things to
advertise as a result of its poor streets and framework and high financial deficiency.
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Australia’s inflation

Australia's consumer price inflation facilitated to 1.9 percent year-on-year in the

second from last quarter of 2018 from 2.1 percent in the past period. The most
recent figure was in accordance with market desires, principally because of a marked
slowdown in cost of housing. On a quarterly premise, consumer prices went up 0.4
percent, equivalent to in the June quarter and coordinating agreement. Inflation
Rate in Australia arrived at the midpoint of 5.01 percent from 1951 until 2018,
achieving an untouched high of 23.90 percent in the final quarter of 1951 and a
record low of - 1.30 percent in the second quarter of 1962.
Australia's consumer price inflation facilitated to 1.9 percent year-on-year in the
second from last quarter of 2018 from 2.1 percent in the past period. The most
recent figure was in accordance with market desires, for the most part because of a
marked slowdown in cost of housing.
Year-on-year, cost of lodging expanded by 1.6 percent in the September quarter,
slower than a 3.1 percent ascend in the earlier quarter, essentially determined by
new abiding buy by proprietor occupiers (2 percent versus 2.7 percent) and utilities
(1.9 percent versus 8 percent). Additionally, cost progressed at a milder rate for:
heavy drinker and tobacco (6.8 percent versus 7.8 percent in the June quarter);
health(3.2 percent versus 3.4 percent); and protection and money related
administrations (1.4 percent versus 1.5 percent). What's more, cost fell further for:
goods, household equipment and services (- 2 percent versus - 0.5 percent); and
correspondence (- 4.3 percent versus - 4.2 percent)
Then again, costs of sustenance and non-alcoholic beverages expanded 1.6
percent, quicker than a 0.3 percent ascend in the second quarter. It was the highest
food inflation since the June quarter 2017, to a great extent because of foods grown
from the ground (5 percent versus - 3.2 percent), bread and grain items (0.2 percent
versus - 0.8 percent), and meat and fish (1.4 percent versus 1.1 percent). In the
mean time, cost of transport went up at a higher 6 percent, after a 5.2 percent gain
in the past period, for the most part because of car fills (20.8 percent versus 16.3
percent). In the meantime, cost progressed quicker for amusement and culture (1.2
percent versus 0.8 percent); and training (2.8 percent versus 2.7 percent), while
declined less to dress and footwear (- 0.8 percent versus - 2 percent).
RBA Trimmed Mean CPI rose 1.8 percent year-on-year, contrasted with a 1.9
percent gain in the second quarter and somewhat beneath desires for 1.9 percent.
Quarter-on-quarter, the file expanded by 0.4 percent, facilitating from a 0.5 percent
ascend in the earlier three months and coordinating evaluations. RBA Weighted
Mean CPI went up 1.7 percent year-on-year in the three months to September,
following a 1.9 percent ascend in the June quarter and below forecasts of 1.9
percent.
On a quarterly premise, consumer prices went up 0.4 percent, equivalent to in
the June quarter and coordinating business sector agreement. The most huge value
rises were global occasion travel and settlement (4.3 percent), household occasion
travel and convenience (2.4 percent), tobacco (1.8 percent) and car fuel (1.4
percent). The ascent was halfway counterbalanced by falls in child care (- 11.8
percent) and broadcast communications equipment and services(- 1.5 percent).
In Australia, the most imperative classes in the consumer price index are
housing(22.3 percent of the aggregate weight), food and non–alcoholic beverages
(16.8 percent), entertainment and culture (12.6 percent), transport (11.6 percent),
goods, family unit gear and administrations (9.1 percent), liquor and tobacco (7.1
percent), health(5.3 percent) and insurance and financial services(5.1 percent). Dress
and footwear, instruction and correspondence represent staying 10.2 percent of
aggregate weight.