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Australia Stock Market Index

Australia's main stock market index, the S&P/ASX 200, rallied 240 points or 5.54 percent during the last 12 months. From 1992 until 2010 the S&P/ASX 200 market value averaged 3341.39 points reaching an historical high of 6828.70 points in November of 2007 and a record low of 1358.50 points in November of 1992. This page includes: Australia Stock Market Index chart, historical data and news.


CountryInterest RateGrowth RateInflation RateJobless RateCurrent AccountExchange Rate
Australia 4.50%1.20%3.10%5.30%-165510.8929


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Australia Stock Market Index 8/6/2010 4566.1 8/5/2010 4566.5 8/4/2010 4542.1 8/3/2010 4571.6 8/2/2010 4541.6 7/30/2010 4493.5 7/29/2010 4524.1 7/28/2010 4529.9 7/27/2010 4497.4 7/26/2010 4486.1 7/23/2010 4458.4 7/22/2010 4374.7 7/21/2010 4412.7 7/20/2010 4403.6 7/19/2010 4358.3 7/16/2010 4422.7 7/15/2010 4442.6 7/14/2010 4462.4 7/13/2010 4380.3 7/12/2010 4409.9 7/9/2010 4396.3 7/8/2010 4356.7 7/7/2010 4254.6 7/6/2010 4276.1 7/5/2010 4222.1 7/2/2010 4238.7 7/1/2010 4237.5 6/30/2010 4301.5 6/29/2010 4345.7 6/28/2010 4384.5 6/25/2010 4413 6/24/2010 4479.7 6/23/2010 4486.1 6/22/2010 4558.3 6/21/2010 4612.6 6/18/2010 4551.9 6/17/2010 4527.3 6/16/2010 4559 6/15/2010 4505 6/11/2010 4505.5 6/10/2010 4435.3 6/9/2010 4385.3 6/8/2010 4381.2 6/7/2010 4325.9 6/4/2010 4449.4 6/3/2010 4486 6/2/2010 4381 6/1/2010 4413.1 5/31/2010 4429.7 5/28/2010 4457.5 5/27/2010 4379.2 5/26/2010 4307.2 5/25/2010 4265.3 5/24/2010 4395.4 5/21/2010 4305.4 5/20/2010 4316.5 5/19/2010 4387.1 5/18/2010 4470.7 5/17/2010 4467.2 5/14/2010 4611.1 5/13/2010 4652.8 5/12/2010 4573 5/11/2010 4548 5/10/2010 4599.8 5/7/2010 4480.7 5/6/2010 4573.2 5/5/2010 4674 5/4/2010 4737.1 5/3/2010 4785.5 4/30/2010 4807.4 4/29/2010 4785.6 4/28/2010 4822.8 4/27/2010 4880 4/23/2010 4881.5 4/22/2010 4907.4 4/21/2010 4954.3 4/20/2010 4925.8 4/19/2010 4915.1 4/16/2010 4984.7 4/15/2010 5001.9 4/14/2010 4994.7 4/13/2010 4951.6 4/12/2010 4984.3 4/9/2010 4948.1 4/8/2010 4937.9 4/7/2010 4960.9 4/6/2010 4953.7 4/1/2010 4907.7 3/31/2010 4875.5 3/30/2010 4916.8 3/29/2010 4897.3 3/26/2010 4896.9 3/25/2010 4885.4 3/24/2010 4891.5 3/23/2010 4874.8 3/22/2010 4830.2 3/19/2010 4872.2 3/18/2010 4863.1 3/17/2010 4853.2 3/16/2010 4797.2 3/15/2010 4784.1 3/12/2010 4818.1 3/11/2010 4814.2 3/10/2010 4820 3/9/2010 4820.1 3/8/2010 4807.9 3/5/2010 4767.2 3/4/2010 4750.5 3/3/2010 4735.7 3/2/2010 4701.9 3/1/2010 4686.5 2/26/2010 4637.7 2/25/2010 4594.1 2/24/2010 4648.5 2/23/2010 4718.3 2/22/2010 4717.5 2/19/2010 4635.1 2/18/2010 4654.9 2/17/2010 4667.9 2/16/2010 4567.8 2/15/2010 4545.5 2/12/2010 4562.1 2/11/2010 4554.3 2/10/2010 4513.4 2/9/2010 4505.1 2/8/2010 4521.4 2/5/2010 4514.1 2/4/2010 4621.6 2/3/2010 4647.9 2/2/2010 4605.3 2/1/2010 4524.1 1/29/2010 4569.6 1/28/2010 4673.3 1/27/2010 4644.6 1/25/2010 4717.9 1/22/2010 4750.6 1/21/2010 4827.2 1/20/2010 4868.2 1/19/2010 4861.2 1/18/2010 4911.1 1/15/2010 4899.6 1/14/2010 4898 1/13/2010 4868.1 1/12/2010 4899.5 1/11/2010 4950.7 1/8/2010 4912.1 1/7/2010 4899.4 1/6/2010 4921.4 1/5/2010 4924.3 1/4/2010 4876.3 12/31/2009 4870.6 12/30/2009 4833.3 12/29/2009 4845.1 12/24/2009 4790.9 12/23/2009 4739.3 12/22/2009 4704.2 12/21/2009 4635.1 12/18/2009 4650.5 12/17/2009 4670.3 12/16/2009 4661.9 12/15/2009 4673.5 12/14/2009 4654 12/11/2009 4635.2 12/10/2009 4606.7 12/9/2009 4637.9 12/8/2009 4670.6 12/7/2009 4676.5 12/4/2009 4702.2 12/3/2009 4774.6 12/2/2009 4762.4 12/1/2009 4719 11/30/2009 4701.3 11/27/2009 4572.1 11/26/2009 4708.6 11/25/2009 4722.2 11/24/2009 4685 11/23/2009 4717 11/20/2009 4685.8 11/19/2009 4749.2 11/18/2009 4739 11/17/2009 4729.4 11/16/2009 4755.2 11/13/2009 4706.4 11/12/2009 4747.9 11/11/2009 4757 11/10/2009 4733.6 11/9/2009 4674.9 11/6/2009 4594 11/5/2009 4508 11/4/2009 4540.1 11/3/2009 4531.5 11/2/2009 4540.4 10/30/2009 4643.2 10/29/2009 4574.7 10/28/2009 4685.1 10/27/2009 4753.5 10/26/2009 4830.3 10/23/2009 4859.4 10/22/2009 4812.8 10/21/2009 4838.6 10/20/2009 4846.2 10/19/2009 4792.8 10/16/2009 4836.4 10/15/2009 4859.9 10/14/2009 4831.1 10/13/2009 4785.7 10/12/2009 4739.8 10/9/2009 4752.9 10/8/2009 4768.6 10/7/2009 4695.7 10/6/2009 4591.6 10/5/2009 4573.3 10/2/2009 4601.7 10/1/2009 4701.1 9/30/2009 4743.6 9/29/2009 4753.1 9/28/2009 4677.4 9/25/2009 4713.3 9/24/2009 4701.2 9/23/2009 4734.1 9/22/2009 4663.7 9/21/2009 4677.4 9/18/2009 4693.2 9/17/2009 4714.9 9/16/2009 4650.4 9/15/2009 4540.3 9/14/2009 4531.1 9/11/2009 4596.1 9/10/2009 4570.8 9/9/2009 4522.2 9/8/2009 4523.8 9/7/2009 4454.4 9/4/2009 4435.5 9/3/2009 4429.6 9/2/2009 4438.2 9/1/2009 4514.6 8/31/2009 4479.1 8/28/2009 4489.6 8/27/2009 4450.8 8/26/2009 4454.5 8/25/2009 4405.8 8/24/2009 4426.1 8/21/2009 4290.6 8/20/2009 4377.5 8/19/2009 4373.8 8/18/2009 4381.6 8/17/2009 4388.4 8/14/2009 4461 8/13/2009 4435.9 8/12/2009 4343.1 8/11/2009 4332 8/10/2009 4304.1 8/7/2009 4299.4 8/6/2009 4326.3 8/5/2009 4264.5 8/4/2009 4309.3 8/3/2009 4263.4 7/31/2009 4244 7/30/2009 4190.4 7/29/2009 4142.8 7/28/2009 4169.5 7/27/2009 4139.6 7/24/2009 4089.8 7/23/2009 4064.1 7/22/2009 4068.5 7/21/2009 4050.7 7/20/2009 4050.3 7/17/2009 4000.8 7/16/2009 3995.6 7/15/2009 3924.5 7/14/2009 3867.1 7/13/2009 3737.5 7/10/2009 3794.1 7/9/2009 3763.3 7/8/2009 3767.9 7/7/2009 3766.9 7/6/2009 3783.7 7/3/2009 3828.2 7/2/2009 3877.3 7/1/2009 3874 6/30/2009 3954.9 6/29/2009 3886.9 6/26/2009 3903.8 6/25/2009 3856 6/24/2009 3807 6/23/2009 3796.9 6/22/2009 3918.2 6/19/2009 3899.6 6/18/2009 3892.1 6/17/2009 3904.1 6/16/2009 3962.5 6/15/2009 4031.7 6/12/2009 4062.2 6/11/2009 4047.2 6/10/2009 4024.4 6/9/2009 3934.9 6/5/2009 3971.2 6/4/2009 3934.6 6/3/2009 4017.2 6/2/2009 3955.3 6/1/2009 3894.4 5/29/2009 3818 5/28/2009 3755.7 5/27/2009 3801.1 5/26/2009 3788.4 5/25/2009 3737.9 5/22/2009 3761.6 5/21/2009 3813.9 5/20/2009 3824.6 5/19/2009 3817.3 5/18/2009 3735.6 5/15/2009 3773.2 5/14/2009 3723.4 5/13/2009 3856.1 5/12/2009 3877.2 5/11/2009 3926 5/8/2009 3941.7 5/7/2009 3938.7 5/6/2009 3867.1 5/5/2009 3890.4 5/4/2009 3883 5/1/2009 3769.6 4/30/2009 3780.5 4/29/2009 3695.3 4/28/2009 3708.4 4/27/2009 3731.6 4/24/2009 3712.3 4/23/2009 3743 4/22/2009 3668.2 4/21/2009 3677.4 4/20/2009 3769 4/17/2009 3776.7 4/16/2009 3775.7 4/15/2009 3747.5 4/14/2009 3752.9 4/9/2009 3671.6 4/8/2009 3619.5 4/7/2009 3706.3 4/6/2009 3756.6 4/3/2009 3735.6 4/2/2009 3680.2 4/1/2009 3579.7 3/31/2009 3582.1 3/30/2009 3604.4 3/27/2009 3672.3 3/26/2009 3646.6 3/25/2009 3609.3 3/24/2009 3580 3/23/2009 3550.3 3/20/2009 3465.8 3/19/2009 3480.2 3/18/2009 3446.3 3/17/2009 3451.9 3/16/2009 3348.4 3/13/2009 3345.2 3/12/2009 3235.5 3/11/2009 3244.4 3/10/2009 3184.5 3/9/2009 3154.5 3/6/2009 3145.5 3/5/2009 3188.5 3/4/2009 3166.4 3/3/2009 3219.2 3/2/2009 3250.1 2/27/2009 3344.5 2/26/2009 3345.5 2/25/2009 3327.5 2/24/2009 3331.6 2/23/2009 3351.2 2/20/2009 3402.4 2/19/2009 3448.9 2/18/2009 3413.2 2/17/2009 3464.3 2/16/2009 3516.9 2/13/2009 3559.1 2/12/2009 3514.3 2/11/2009 3474.4 2/10/2009 3488.7 2/9/2009 3508.6 2/6/2009 3469.9 2/5/2009 3428.6 2/4/2009 3437.9 2/3/2009 3508.7 2/2/2009 3497.4 1/30/2009 3540.7 1/29/2009 3526.2 1/28/2009 3495.5 1/27/2009 3444 1/23/2009 3342.7 1/22/2009 3486.8 1/21/2009 3442.8 1/20/2009 3476.6 1/19/2009 3589.3 1/16/2009 3550.9 1/15/2009 3529.5 1/14/2009 3687 1/13/2009 3654.6 1/12/2009 3683.3 1/9/2009 3735.7 1/8/2009 3694.3 1/7/2009 3779.7 1/6/2009 3742.7 1/5/2009 3687 1/2/2009 3713.8 12/31/2008 3722.3 12/30/2008 3654.2 12/29/2008 3621.1 12/24/2008 3582.2 12/23/2008 3531.4 12/22/2008 3557.4 12/19/2008 3615.7 12/18/2008 3581.2 12/17/2008 3570.6 12/16/2008 3556.2 12/15/2008 3591.4 12/12/2008 3510.4 12/11/2008 3598 12/10/2008 3640.7 12/9/2008 3604.3 12/8/2008 3631.6 12/5/2008 3489.9 12/4/2008 3532.4 12/3/2008 3533.8 12/2/2008 3528.2 12/1/2008 3681.2 11/28/2008 3742.5 11/27/2008 3588 11/26/2008 3540 11/25/2008 3623.4 11/24/2008 3425.1 11/21/2008 3416.5 11/20/2008 3352.9 11/19/2008 3499.6 11/18/2008 3523.2 11/17/2008 3653 11/14/2008 3748.1 11/13/2008 3697.3 11/12/2008 3927.3 11/11/2008 3960.9 11/10/2008 4107.8 11/7/2008 4051.3 11/6/2008 4149.7 11/5/2008 4336.6 11/4/2008 4215.1 11/3/2008 4221.5 10/31/2008 4018 10/30/2008 4001.1 10/29/2008 3845.6 10/28/2008 3794.6 10/27/2008 3809.2 10/24/2008 3869.4 10/23/2008 3974.4 10/22/2008 4156.1 10/21/2008 4302.5 10/20/2008 4142.3 10/17/2008 3970.8 10/16/2008 4013.4 10/15/2008 4300 10/14/2008 4335.2 10/13/2008 4180.7 10/10/2008 3960.7 10/9/2008 4320.9 10/8/2008 4388.1 10/7/2008 4618.7 10/6/2008 4540.4 10/3/2008 4695.4 10/2/2008 4761.1 10/1/2008 4794.6 9/30/2008 4600.5 9/29/2008 4807.4 9/26/2008 4904.8 9/25/2008 4927.4 9/24/2008 4981.9 9/23/2008 4923.5 9/22/2008 5020.5 9/19/2008 4804.1 9/18/2008 4607.3 9/17/2008 4722.2 9/16/2008 4750.8 9/15/2008 4817.7 9/12/2008 4903.8 9/11/2008 4814.3 9/10/2008 4905.5 9/9/2008 4980.1 9/8/2008 5067.5 9/5/2008 4877.1 9/4/2008 4979.5 9/3/2008 5060 9/2/2008 5116 9/1/2008 5118.3 8/29/2008 5135.6 8/28/2008 5066.5 8/27/2008 5011.2 8/26/2008 5007.5 8/25/2008 5014.9 8/22/2008 4931.4 8/21/2008 4875.2 8/20/2008 4929.5 8/19/2008 4866.4 8/18/2008 4985 8/15/2008 4981.7 8/14/2008 4981.1 8/13/2008 4951.6 8/12/2008 5053.6 8/11/2008 5026.1 8/8/2008 4986.2 8/7/2008 4983.3 8/6/2008 4969.1 8/5/2008 4820.4 8/4/2008 4887.7 8/1/2008 4904 7/31/2008 4977.4 7/30/2008 4936.68 7/29/2008 4847.4 7/28/2008 4922.1 7/25/2008 4970.5 7/24/2008 5144.1 7/23/2008 5105.3 7/22/2008 5005.6 7/21/2008 5011.8 7/18/2008 4840.4 7/17/2008 4901 7/16/2008 4870.6 7/15/2008 4815.7 7/14/2008 4921 7/11/2008 4979.9 7/10/2008 4937.4 7/9/2008 5011.9 7/8/2008 4932.9 7/7/2008 5002.5 7/4/2008 5082.1 7/3/2008 4998.3 7/2/2008 5094.8 7/1/2008 5138.9 6/30/2008 5215.3 6/27/2008 5237 6/26/2008 5307 6/25/2008 5237.8 6/24/2008 5290 6/23/2008 5283.7 6/20/2008 5288.3 6/19/2008 5366.6 6/18/2008 5443.2 6/17/2008 5422.7 6/16/2008 5371.7 6/13/2008 5378.1 6/12/2008 5329.2 6/11/2008 5467.3 6/10/2008 5437.5 6/6/2008 5592.1 6/5/2008 5530.1 6/4/2008 5584.5 6/3/2008 5574.2 6/2/2008 5662.3 5/30/2008 5654.7 5/29/2008 5709.4 5/28/2008 5648.1 5/27/2008 5714.4 5/26/2008 5707 5/23/2008 5768 5/22/2008 5826.9 5/21/2008 5823.4 5/20/2008 5908.1 5/19/2008 5949.4 5/16/2008 5931 5/15/2008 5890.7 5/14/2008 5872.7 5/13/2008 5812.7 5/12/2008 5828.5 5/9/2008 5771.8 5/8/2008 5723.2 5/7/2008 5668.4 5/6/2008 5701.4 5/5/2008 5730.3 5/2/2008 5700.4 5/1/2008 5585.8 4/30/2008 5595.4 4/29/2008 5606.9 4/28/2008 5602.7 4/24/2008 5587.3 4/23/2008 5652.9 4/22/2008 5564.6 4/21/2008 5600.3 4/18/2008 5429.7 4/17/2008 5519 4/16/2008 5470.3 4/15/2008 5400.4 4/14/2008 5342.4 4/11/2008 5439.3 4/10/2008 5446.4 4/9/2008 5520.2 4/8/2008 5571.5 4/7/2008 5625 4/4/2008 5619.6 4/3/2008 5608.9 4/2/2008 5502.9 4/1/2008 5361.2 3/31/2008 5355.7 3/28/2008 5351.1 3/27/2008 5371.6 3/26/2008 5381.4 3/25/2008 5318.4 3/20/2008 5127.5 3/19/2008 5289.1 3/18/2008 5086.1 3/17/2008 5087 3/14/2008 5206.9 3/13/2008 5135.9 3/12/2008 5257.9 3/11/2008 5134.2 3/10/2008 5180.4 3/7/2008 5264 3/6/2008 5435.5 3/5/2008 5376.6 3/4/2008 5380.3 3/3/2008 5405.8 2/29/2008 5572.1 2/28/2008 5651.2 2/27/2008 5767.2 2/26/2008 5666.1 2/25/2008 5621.6 2/22/2008 5559.9 2/21/2008 5583.4 2/20/2008 5496.5 2/19/2008 5619.1 2/18/2008 5558.4 2/15/2008 5606.6 2/14/2008 5684.8 2/13/2008 5542.1 2/12/2008 5608.1 2/11/2008 5537.6 2/8/2008 5658 2/7/2008 5596.7 2/6/2008 5609.4 2/5/2008 5792.9 2/4/2008 5867.4 2/1/2008 5842.9 1/31/2008 5650.3 1/30/2008 5618.7 1/29/2008 5716.5 1/25/2008 5860.3 1/24/2008 5580.4 1/23/2008 5412.3 1/22/2008 5186.8 1/21/2008 5580.4 1/18/2008 5747.3 1/17/2008 5796.1 1/16/2008 5809.7 1/15/2008 5960 1/14/2008 5980 1/11/2008 5981.6 1/10/2008 6078.7 1/9/2008 6087.7 1/8/2008 6128.1 1/7/2008 6161.6 1/4/2008 6306.8 1/3/2008 6290.7 1/2/2008 6353.2

YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
201048354598482449214496445243934558    
2009359034423390371438243936396543744604474446714710
2008587156405271552757695401497649704895420837893587
* The table above displays the monthly average.







Australia Economic News

Australian Economic Growth Accelerates
Published: 8/31/2010 11:04:57 PM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Australia’s economy grew at the fastest pace in three years last quarter, stoked by China’s demand for iron ore.

Australian Unemployment Rises in July
Published: 8/12/2010 11:35:20 AM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Australia's unemployment rate rose to 5.3 percent in July as the number of people entering the work force outpaced growth in new jobs.

Australia's Growth May Gain Momentum by the End of This Year
Published: 8/5/2010 5:48:34 PM By: Anna Fedec, contact@tradingeconomics.com
In 2009, unlike many other major economies, Australia recorded year-over-year growth due to a strong banking system and successful monetary and fiscal policy. And although the pace of expansion in the first quarter of 2010 was weaker than expected, the recent surge in commodity prices, improving labor market and strong domestic demand are likely to support sustainable growth this year.

Commodities Drive Record Australia Trade Surplus
Published: 8/4/2010 10:23:11 AM By: AFP
Australia posted a record monthly trade surplus of 3.54 billion dollars (3.12 billion US) in June, as the resource-rich country enjoys a return to boom conditions.

Australia Keeps Key Rate at 4.5%
Published: 8/3/2010 10:49:49 AM By: TradingEconomics.com, RBA
Australia’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged for a third month after slower inflation and diminished financial risks abroad left officials with little need for any shift in policy.

Australia Inflation Cools
Published: 7/28/2010 11:40:49 AM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Australian consumer prices rose by much less than expected last quarter while core inflation slowed to its lowest in over three years, all but ruling out the need for an interest rate rise next week and possibly for the rest of the year.

Australia's Trade Surplus Widens in May
Published: 7/6/2010 9:11:25 AM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Australia’s trade surplus widened in May as exports of coal and gold climbed on demand from Asia, outpacing a gain in imports.

Australia Keeps Interest Rate at 4.5%
Published: 7/6/2010 9:01:24 AM By: TradingEconomics.com, RBA
Australia’s central bank paused in raising borrowing costs for a second month, and dropped a reference to the level of its benchmark being appropriate for the “near term,” citing concern about the global outlook.

Australia's Growth May Gain Momentum by the End of This Year
Published: 6/24/2010 1:26:23 PM By: Anna Fedec, contact@tradingeconomics.com
Australia has weathered the global downturn much better than other major economies. In fact, Australia’s managed to record year-over-year growth in 2009 due to a strong banking system and successful monetary and fiscal policy. In this article we argue that although the expansion recorded in the first quarter of 2010 was weaker than expected, the recent surge in commodity prices, improving labor market and strong domestic demand are likely to support sustainable growth this year.

Australia Added 26,900 Jobs in May
Published: 6/10/2010 10:04:26 AM By: TradingEconomics.com, Bloomberg
Australian employers added workers in May for a third straight month, underscoring the central bank’s assessment that economic growth will accelerate this year as a mining investment boom stokes hiring.

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