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      AU: International Trade in Goods, February 2025
      Submitted Apr 2, 2025      |From abs.gov.au

      The seasonally adjusted balance on goods decreased $2,188m in February. • Goods credits (exports) decreased $1,578m (3.6%) driven by Non-monetary gold. • Goods debits (imports) increased $611m (1.6%) driven by Capital goods. tables charts Rural ...

      RBA Financial Stability Review April 2025
      Submitted Apr 2, 2025      |From rba.gov.au

      Risks to the Australian financial system from lending to households, businesses and commercial real estate have remained contained. Budget pressures remain pervasive across the Australian community, but they have eased a little for some and the share of borrowers experiencing severe financial stress remains small, reflecting the continued strength in the labour market and the maintenance of prudent lending standards. After earlier increases, the share of households that have fallen behind on their mortgages appears to have stabilised at pre-pandemic levels and almost all borrowers now benefit from home values that exceed their mortgage balances (substantially so in many cases). Company insolvencies have picked up over the past couple of years to be at the top of the range observed in the 2010s – particularly among smaller firms that face a challenging operating environment – although on a cumulative basis they remain slightly below their pre-pandemic trend. Additionally, broader spillovers to the financial system have been limited, largely due to these firms’ small size and limited bank debt. Overall, most household and business borrowers and owners of commercial real estate have been able to manage the pressures on their finances. This has helped maintain credit quality across the financial system. RESERVE BANK OF AUSTRALIA FINANCIAL STABILITY REVIEW: US TARIFF UNCERTAINTY POSES SUBSTANTIAL HEADWINDS TO GLOBAL GROWTH TARIFFS COULD HAVE CHILLING EFFECT ON BUSINESS INVESTMENT, CONSUMER SPENDING RISK OF DISORDERLY CORRECTION IN GLOBAL ASSET PRICES, PUTTING PRESSURE ON…

      Reciprocal Tariffs: Location Matters
      Submitted Apr 2, 2025      |From economics.bmo.com

      The President’s “Liberation Day” announcement of reciprocal tariffs provides some relief for Canada and Mexico (relative to expectations) but a more challenging situation for most other countries and the U.S. economy itself. All countries will face ...