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Resources export value to drop $33B by 2026-27

Rising trade barriers and global uncertainty to blame

Gold exploration has been flat, however, the metal's strong prices of late will likely get the bits spinning.

Gold exploration has been flat, however, the metal's strong prices of late will likely get the bits spinning. | Credits: Shutterstock

The value of Australia's resources and energy exports is expected to drop 4% to $369 billion in the 2025-26 financial year and fall further to $352 billion in 2026-27, the Office of the Chief Economist...

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