AAP
The Australian trade balance went into surplus in March, the Australian Bureau of Statistics says.
The balance of goods and services was a surplus of $1.74 billion in March, seasonally adjusted, from a downwardly revised deficit of $87 million in February.
Economists' forecasts had centred on a surplus of $500 million in the month.
During the month, exports were up nine per cent in adjusted terms, while imports were up one per cent, the ABS said on Tuesday.
The Australian trade balance went into surplus in March, the Australian Bureau of Statistics says.
The balance of goods and services was a surplus of $1.74 billion in March, seasonally adjusted, from a downwardly revised deficit of $87 million in February.
Economists' forecasts had centred on a surplus of $500 million in the month.
During the month, exports were up nine per cent in adjusted terms, while imports were up one per cent, the ABS said on Tuesday.
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