Australia GDP (annual) in Australia

Oficina Australiana de Estadistica · Trimestral · Importance 80

0.3% (Q1-26) QOQ · % · Trimestral · CSV
2.52% (Q1-26) YOY · % · Trimestral · CSV
695,945.0 (Q1-26) ABS · M AUD · Trimestral · CSV
Period%
Jan 2026 0.3%
Oct 2025 0.9%
Jul 2025 0.4%
Apr 2025 1.0%
Jan 2025 0.3%
Oct 2024 0.4%
Jul 2024 0.3%
Apr 2024 0.3%
Jan 2024 0.2%
Oct 2023 0.0%
Jul 2023 0.4%
Apr 2023 0.5%
Jan 2023 0.5%
Oct 2022 0.8%
Jul 2022 0.5%
Apr 2022 1.0%
Jan 2022 0.9%
Oct 2021 3.6%
Jul 2021 -1.7%
Apr 2021 0.8%
Jan 2021 2.2%
Oct 2020 3.4%
Jul 2020 3.5%
Apr 2020 -6.7%
Jan 2020 -0.2%
Oct 2019 0.6%
Jul 2019 0.6%
Apr 2019 0.3%
Jan 2019 0.7%
Oct 2018 0.3%
Jul 2018 0.4%
Apr 2018 0.7%
Jan 2018 1.0%
Oct 2017 0.4%
Jul 2017 0.9%
Apr 2017 0.6%
Jan 2017 0.3%
Oct 2016 1.2%
Jul 2016 0.0%
Apr 2016 0.7%
Jan 2016 0.9%
Oct 2015 0.6%
Jul 2015 1.0%
Apr 2015 0.1%
Jan 2015 1.0%
Oct 2014 0.4%
Jul 2014 0.4%
Apr 2014 0.5%
Jan 2014 0.8%
Oct 2013 0.8%
Jul 2013 0.8%
Apr 2013 0.4%
Jan 2013 0.5%
Oct 2012 0.4%
Jul 2012 0.6%
Apr 2012 0.7%
Jan 2012 1.0%
Oct 2011 1.1%
Jul 2011 1.4%
Apr 2011 1.2%
Period%
Jan 2026 2.52%
Oct 2025 2.51%
Jul 2025 2.06%
Apr 2025 1.98%
Jan 2025 1.26%
Oct 2024 1.24%
Jul 2024 0.80%
Apr 2024 0.89%
Jan 2024 1.10%
Oct 2023 1.33%
Jul 2023 2.18%
Apr 2023 2.26%
Jan 2023 2.80%
Oct 2022 3.26%
Jul 2022 6.13%
Apr 2022 3.82%
Jan 2022 3.64%
Oct 2021 4.91%
Jul 2021 4.68%
Apr 2021 10.21%
Jan 2021 1.94%
Oct 2020 -0.44%
Jul 2020 -3.14%
Apr 2020 -5.85%
Jan 2020 1.27%
Oct 2019 2.22%
Jul 2019 1.88%
Apr 2019 1.67%
Jan 2019 2.12%
Oct 2018 2.43%
Jul 2018 2.57%
Apr 2018 3.16%
Jan 2018 3.01%
Oct 2017 2.28%
Jul 2017 3.06%
Apr 2017 2.08%
Jan 2017 2.14%
Oct 2016 2.76%
Jul 2016 2.20%
Apr 2016 3.21%
Jan 2016 2.65%
Oct 2015 2.71%
Jul 2015 2.45%
Apr 2015 1.87%
Jan 2015 2.25%
Oct 2014 2.06%
Jul 2014 2.48%
Apr 2014 2.91%
Jan 2014 2.79%
Oct 2013 2.52%
Jul 2013 2.18%
Apr 2013 1.96%
Jan 2013 2.31%
Oct 2012 2.84%
Jul 2012 3.53%
Apr 2012 4.33%
Jan 2012 4.84%
Oct 2011 3.46%
Jul 2011 3.18%
Apr 2011 2.47%
PeriodM AUD
Jan 2026 695,945.0
Oct 2025 694,041.0
Jul 2025 688,034.0
Apr 2025 685,416.0
Jan 2025 678,840.0
Oct 2024 677,077.0
Jul 2024 674,130.0
Apr 2024 672,076.0
Jan 2024 670,388.0
Oct 2023 668,754.0
Jul 2023 668,806.0
Apr 2023 666,120.0
Jan 2023 663,102.0
Oct 2022 659,948.0
Jul 2022 654,547.0
Apr 2022 651,417.0
Jan 2022 645,027.0
Oct 2021 639,091.0
Jul 2021 616,714.0
Apr 2021 627,461.0
Jan 2021 622,355.0
Oct 2020 609,184.0
Jul 2020 589,128.0
Apr 2020 569,344.0
Jan 2020 610,510.0
Oct 2019 611,850.0
Jul 2019 608,257.0
Apr 2019 604,726.0
Jan 2019 602,883.0
Oct 2018 598,542.0
Jul 2018 597,020.0
Apr 2018 594,775.0
Jan 2018 590,393.0
Oct 2017 584,367.0
Jul 2017 582,043.0
Apr 2017 576,579.0
Jan 2017 573,149.0
Oct 2016 571,367.0
Jul 2016 564,782.0
Apr 2016 564,835.0
Jan 2016 561,139.0
Oct 2015 556,043.0
Jul 2015 552,613.0
Apr 2015 547,281.0
Jan 2015 546,635.0
Oct 2014 541,385.0
Jul 2014 539,402.0
Apr 2014 537,250.0
Jan 2014 534,586.0
Oct 2013 530,450.0
Jul 2013 526,346.0
Apr 2013 522,048.0
Jan 2013 520,081.0
Oct 2012 517,406.0
Jul 2012 515,130.0
Apr 2012 511,992.0
Jan 2012 508,343.0
Oct 2011 503,106.0
Jul 2011 497,577.0
Apr 2011 490,735.0

About this indicator

SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics
FrequencyTrimestral
Release Aproximadamente entre uno y dos meses después del cierre del trimestre de referencia (avance y dato definitivo).
What it isGross Domestic Product (GDP) represents the value of all final goods and services produced in Australia over a period. It is the broadest indicator of the size and pace of growth of the economy and is published by the statistics office (ABS).
How it's calculatedIt can be measured by three approaches that should coincide: by demand (private consumption, government spending, investment and net exports), by supply (the value added of all sectors plus taxes on products) and by income (wages, operating surplus and taxes on production, less subsidies). This reading presents the annual change.
Market implicationsIt is the primary reference for assessing the health of the Australian economy and its cycle. Its path shapes economic policy decisions, job creation, tax revenue and market expectations; strong growth tends to support the Australian dollar and RBA rate expectations.
LimitationsIt is released several weeks after the period it refers to, and the first estimates (advance) are revised in later releases, so the initial figure is not final.