About Crecemento do Produto Interior Bruto (GDP) (AUD)
Australia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) measures the total inflation-adjusted value of all goods and services produced by the economy, released quarterly. It is the broadest single gauge of economic health and is closely tracked by the Reserve Bank of Australia when setting monetary policy.
Why FX traders watch it
GDP is a primary driver of central bank rate decisions—strong growth raises the probability of tighter monetary policy, which tends to support the aud. Divergences in growth between two economies are a core foundation of FX fundamental analysis.
How to interpret the data
A print above consensus suggests the Australia economy is expanding faster than expected, which is broadly positive for the aud. A miss can fuel rate-cut expectations and weaken the currency. Revisions to prior quarters can be as market-moving as the headline release.
Historical Crecemento do Produto Interior Bruto (GDP) (AUD)
Optional upper bound. Defaults to the current date.
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Required for non-USD announcement requests. USD announcement requests are public without an API key.
Example Usage
To retrieve Crecemento do Produto Interior Bruto (GDP) data for AUD from 2023:
GET https://fxmacrodata.com/api/v1/announcements/aud/gdp?start_date=2023-01-01&end_date=2023-12-31&api_key=YOUR_API_KEY
Frequently Asked Questions
How often is Australia GDP released?
GDP for Australia is published on a quarterly basis, typically with an advance estimate followed by revision rounds.
What unit is Australia GDP measured in?
The series is expressed in Index, Quarterly Change.
Who publishes Australia GDP data?
The official source is Reserve Bank of Australia or the national statistics agency. FXMacroData delivers this series with announcement timestamps via the /api/v1/announcements/aud/gdp endpoint.