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Australia's goods and services trade with China in 2024 shows exports totaling A$196.0 million, dominated by iron ores & concentrates (A$104.8m), natural gas (A$20.9m), education-related travel (A$12.7m), coal (A$12.5m), and crude minerals (A$4.6m). Imports totaled A$115.6 million, including telecom equipment & parts (A$9.1m), computers (A$6.8m), passenger motor vehicles (A$5.3m), and furniture (A$4.4m).

China's 2024 merchandise trade relationships list Australia as the 18th principal export destination (2.0% share). Australia holds FDI in China of A$58 million (rank 12) while Chinese FDI in Australia is A$36 million. China's 2024 economic indicators include real GDP growth at 5.0% (down from 5.4% in 2023), unemployment at 5.1%, current account balance at 2.3% of GDP (up from 1.4%), and gross government debt at 88.3% of GDP.

China recorded 580,510 arrivals from Australia in 2024 (rank 7) and 891,550 resident returns (rank 2). The sparkline (2019-2024) shows visitor arrivals increasing from 2010 levels. Data sources include DFAT-adjusted ABS, IMF WEO, and Home Affairs, with estimates in blue. All figures may be subject to revision.