% change (quarterly) - Source frequency: quarterly · Methodology · Corrections
Australia's gdp growth was 0.4% as of April 2026. Quarter-on-quarter growth in gross domestic product, chain volume (inflation-adjusted) and seasonally adjusted. GDP is the broadest measure of the economy's output and income. Sustained growth means more jobs and higher living standards; contraction means recession. Data is sourced from ABS Australian National Accounts: Key Aggregates (Cat. 5206.0), ANA_AGG M2.GPM and updated quarterly.
Quarter-on-quarter growth in gross domestic product, chain volume (inflation-adjusted) and seasonally adjusted.
GDP is the broadest measure of the economy's output and income. Sustained growth means more jobs and higher living standards; contraction means recession.
Higher is better
Source: ABS Australian National Accounts: Key Aggregates (Cat. 5206.0), ANA_AGG M2.GPM
This data is sourced programmatically from official statistical APIs and data feeds (ABS Australian National Accounts: Key Aggregates (Cat. 5206.0), ANA_AGG M2.GPM), updated quarterly. Our pipeline fetches the machine-readable version automatically and converts it to the standardised format shown here.
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