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Australia's never-ending spat with [/news/china/index.html China] has caused the trade surplus to plunge by 39 per cent in just three months.
China's insatiable demand for iron ore, the commodity used to make steel, last year saw Australia become a net exporter for the first time since the early 1970s.
The current account surplus - where a nation exports more goods and kynghidongduong.vn services than it imports - shrank by 39 per cent in the September quarter, following a series of diplomatic standoffs with China, Australia's biggest trading partner. 
Australia's never-ending spat with China has caused the trade surplus to plunge by 39 per cent in just three months.

China's insatiable demand for iron ore, tour du lịch lệ giang the commodity used to make steel, tour shangrila last year saw Australia become a net exporter for the first time since the early 1970s
Official national accounts data for the September quarter showed the economy has emerged from a recession - the first in 29 years - with a 3.3 per cent growth pace in just three months, which was the fastest since early 1976.
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