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Resources and Energy Quarterly March quarter 2012


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Table 15: Value of commodity exports (fob)




2006–07

2007–08

2008–09

2009–10

2010–11

2011–12




$m

$m

$m

$m

$m

$m

Resources



















Metalliferous minerals and metals



















Aluminium



















bauxite s

108

206

192

178

229

282

alumina

6243

5809

6015

4969

5218

5970

aluminium (ingot metal)

5650

4967

4724

3838

4178

3803

Copper c



















ore and concentrate

3914

4151

3618

4526

5130

5942

refined

2612

2579

2245

1980

3292

3106

Gold c

10320

10903

16146

12996

13016

17265

Iron and steel
















iron ore and pellets

15512

20511

34239

35075

58387

59708

iron and steel

1743

1562

1363

1120

1303

886

Lead c
















ores and concentrates

855

757

645

998

1301

1167

refined

457

674

560

425

511

510

bullion

268

595

432

409

248

410

Manganese



















ore s

482

1532

1406

1395

1407

1312

Titanium
















ilmenite concentrate d

113

104

171

197

198

225

leucoxene concentrate

42

23

37

11

17

22

rutile concentrate

259

277

335

382

390

256

synthetic rutile s

361

305

258

269

315

309

titanium dioxide pigment

408

375

396

448

527

584

Nickel s

7912

5412

2717

3875

4096

4012

Refined silver

221

187

245

254

164

375

Tin c

25

42

70

101

126

106

Zinc c
















ores and concentrates

2590

2031

935

1237

1479

1280

refined

1707

1319

923

977

893

895

Zircon concentrate e

478

421

540

370

532

340

Total metalliferous minerals and metals

62280

64745

78212

76031

102955

108764






















Other minerals













Diamonds s

726

625

676

471

366

421

Salt

239

232

237

247

251

245

Other

4843

6169

4778

5241

5969

12509

Total other minerals

5808

7026

5691

5959

6586

13175






















Total resources

68088

71771

83903

81990

109541

121939






















Energy



















Crude oil a

8317

10484

8757

9534

11772

12621

LPG

1038

1182

1044

1105

1068

1040

LNG

5222

5854

10079

7789

10437

11647

Bunker fuel b

1295

1457

1537

1315

1508

1672

Other petroleum products

1098

1323

788

566

526

601

Metallurgical coal

15039

16038

36813

24526

29793

31094

Thermal coal

6758

8365

17885

11886

13956

17845

Uranium (U3O8)

660

887

990

757 s

610 s

707






















Total energy













derived as sum of above

39427

45591

77892

57478

69670

77227

on balance of payments



















basis (excl. bunker fuel)

37569

43492

75660

55741

67718

75153






















Total resources and energy exports
















Derived as sum of above

107515

117362

161796

139468

179211

199166

On balance of payments g

106220

115904

160259

138154

177703

197494






















Total agricultural exports










At current prices

31748

31340

35905

32082

36079

38017

On balance of payments g

30400

29971

33917

30476

34366

35657






















Total commodity exports h
















Derived as sum of above

139263

148702

197701

171551

215290

237183

On balance of payments g

136619

145875

194176

168630

212069

233151

a Includes condensate and other refinery feedstock. b International ships and aircraft stores. c Value of metals contained in host mine and smelter products are not available separately and are included in the value of the mineral product or metal in which they are exported. d Excludes leucoxene and synthetic rutile; data from 1991–92 refer to bulk ilmenite only. e Data refer to standard grade zircon only. g As derived in table 1. s BREE estimate. f BREE forecast.
Sources: BREE; ABARES; Australian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade, Australia, cat. no. 5465.0, Canberra; Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism.


Table 16: Value of imports of selected commodities, Australia




2006–07

2007–08

2008–09

2009–10

2010–11




$m

$m

$m

$m

$m

Resources and energy
















aluminium (ingot metal)

11

10

10

27

18

diamonds

397

444

417

442

397

ferroalloys

116

154

181

118

127

gold (refined and unrefined)

5309

7311

11250

7739

5426

ingot steel

2479

2225

3191

1889

2121

iron ore

338

311

269

259

417

petroleum













crude oil a

13360

17149

14727

15031

19578

natural gas

800

724

2166

1219

1929

petroleum products b

7784

12730

13129

11296

12050

phosphate rock

32

80

193

10

57

phosphates

267

778

549

347

628

silver

98

80

223

107

490

other

707

483

794

1183

859



















Total resources and energy

31698

42479

47098

39666

44097

a Includes condensate and other refinery feedstock. b Includes LPG.
Sources: BREE; Australian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade, Australia, cat. no. 5465.0, Canberra.


BREE contacts

Executive Director / Chief Economist – BREE

Quentin Grafton

quentin.grafton@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7483

Micro & Industry Performance Analysis – Theme Leader

Arif Syed

arif.syed@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7504



Macro & Markets Analysis – Theme Leader

Jin Liu

jin.liu@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7513



Resources Program – Program Leader

Alan Copeland

alan.copeland@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7501



Quantitative Economic Analysis – Program Leader

Nhu Che

nhu.che@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7539



Energy Program – Program Leader

Allison Ball

allison.ball@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7500



Data & Statistics Program – Program Leader

Geoff Armitage

geoff.armitage@bree.gov.au

(02) 6243 7510



* The views expressed in this review are those of the authors alone and are not necessarily those of the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics nor the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism.

* The views expressed in this review are those of the author alone and are not necessarily those of the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics nor the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism.

* The views expressed in this review are those of the authors alone and are not necessarily those of the Bureau of Resources and Energy Economics nor the Department of Resources, Energy and Tourism.


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