China vs Australia

Side-by-side economic comparison using the existing Economy Data indicator structure.
PAIR: CHINA / AUSTRALIA
MODEL: Asia Risk Score
69.2BBB
72.9A
-3.7China minus Australia
20core comparison fields

Indicator comparison

LATEST AVAILABLE VALUES
IndicatorChinaAustraliaDifference
GDP Growth4.96 %1.35 %3.61 %
Nominal GDP19.5 tn1.8 tn17.7 tn
GDP per Capita13,86265,130-51,268
Inflation0.06 %2.87 %-2.81 %
Consumer Price Index132.6148.46-15.86
Unemployment4.62 %4.09 %0.53 %
Youth Unemployment15.8 %9.61 %6.19 %
Government Debtn/a57.88 %n/a
Fiscal Balancen/an/an/a
Current Account Balance3.77 %-2.68 %6.45 %
Exports20.02 %24.62 %-4.6 %
Imports17.18 %22.52 %-5.35 %
Trade Openness37.2 %47.15 %-9.95 %
FDI Inflows0.1 %3.04 %-2.94 %
Foreign Reserves3.46 tn60.4 bn3.4 tn
Official Exchange Rate7.21.525.68
Population1.41 bn27.2 m1.38 bn
Life Expectancy78.0283.05-5.03
CO₂ Emissionsn/an/an/a
Energy Use2,8514,750-1,899

Asia-Pacific and Middle East economic data context

The Asia module extends Economy Data with country-level macroeconomic, trade, public finance, financial-stability and structural indicators for Asia-Pacific economies, Oceania and Middle East / Gulf markets. Pages use the existing Economy Data layout and normalize available API data into the same country and indicator structure as the global portal.

Core data currently use World Bank compatible indicator files, with additional provider layers prepared for ADB, IMF, BIS, DBnomics/NBS, Hong Kong HKMA, SingStat, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Philippine OpenSTAT, Japan e-Stat, Bank of Korea ECOS, WTO, UN Comtrade and ASEANstats.