Australia and the United States as one sourced record: trade, tariffs, defence, critical minerals, currency and the fifty largest ASX companies

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CRITICAL

A 12.5 percent tariff, on forced labour grounds

54 economies named, Australia at the higher rate

The Trade Representative imposed a 12.5 percent duty on products of Australia from 24 July 2026. The ground is forced labour enforcement, not trade: Australia is named among the 54 economies found to have failed to impose and enforce an import prohibition, and it was given the higher of the two rates, 12.5 percent rather than 10. The duty replaced a temporary 10 per cent tariff instead of stacking on it, so the rate rose by 2.5 percentage points. Canberra disputes it: the Trade Minister called the higher tariffs unjustified.

Evidencefederalregister.gov ↗
5 claims under this finding
filed The United States Trade Representative determined to impose 12.5 percent tariffs on products of Australia, except as provided in Annex I and Annex II Part A of the notice. The additional duty applies to products entered for consumption on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 24 July 2026, with goods already loaded and in transit before that moment exempt if entered before 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 28 July 2026. federalregister.gov ↗
filed The ground is forced labour enforcement, not trade. The Trade Representative initiated 60 investigations on 12 March 2026 into the failure of various economies to impose and effectively enforce a prohibition on the importation of goods produced wholly or in part with forced labour, and on 2 June 2026 determined the acts, policies and practices actionable in each. Australia is named among the 54 economies found to have failed to impose and effectively enforce such a prohibition. federalregister.gov ↗
filed Australia received the higher of the two rates. The notice sets 10 percent where an economy imposes a forced labour import prohibition, has committed to impose and enforce one through an Agreement on Reciprocal Trade, or has imposed a partial regime preventing importation of certain forced labour goods, and 12.5 percent for every other economy. Australia falls in the second group. federalregister.gov ↗
reported The 12.5 percent duty is not stacked on the temporary tariff, it replaced it. A temporary 10 per cent tariff lapsed at the same moment the Section 301 duty took effect, so Australia's rate rose by 2.5 percentage points rather than to 22.5 percent. abc.net.au ↗
reported Australia disputes the measure rather than accepting it. The Trade Minister, Don Farrell, said the imposition of higher tariffs on Australia is unjustified and that Australia will continue to lobby the United States Trade Representative to remove all tariffs on Australian goods. The Deputy Prime Minister, Richard Marles, said the decision made no sense. In June a spokesperson for the Trade Minister said tariffs would be unjustified and inconsistent with the Australia United States Free Trade Agreement, and that Australia has robust, comprehensive and world leading legislation on forced labour and modern slavery. abc.net.au ↗
CRITICAL

The exemptions carry most of the trade

beef, gold, copper, pharmaceuticals: 70 per cent

Beef, gold and copper, Australia's three largest goods exports to the United States, sit outside the 12.5 percent tariff, and articles already under Section 232 are exempt from the Section 301 action altogether. Beef Central puts the exemptions on beef, copper, gold and pharmaceuticals at 70 per cent of total Australian exports to the US. The United States took 493,000 tonnes of Australian beef in the year to 30 June 2026, its largest market.

Evidenceabc.net.au ↗
3 claims under this finding
reported Australia's three largest goods exports to the United States are outside the tariff. The Trade Minister, Don Farrell, named beef, gold and copper as tariff free on the day the duty took effect. abc.net.au ↗
filed Articles already subject to tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 are exempt from this Section 301 action, along with informational materials, donations and accompanied baggage. The exemptions in Annexes I and II cover raw materials whose taxation could leave domestic supply unavailable, products that could cause economy wide disruption, products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantity or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained elsewhere, and products for which the tariff would not contribute substantially to changing the practice complained of. federalregister.gov ↗
reported For the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026 the United States was Australia’s largest beef export market, at 493,000 tonnes, and its largest lamb and goatmeat market, Beef Central reported on 24 July 2026. Australian beef was excluded from the new 12.5 percent tariff, and the exemptions on beef, copper, gold and pharmaceuticals cover 70 per cent of total Australian exports to the US. beefcentral.com ↗
CRITICAL

Metals now pay on the whole value

50 and 25 percent on full value, Annex I-C at 25 to 2027

From 6 April 2026, Proclamation 11021 charges the Section 232 duties on aluminium, steel and copper on the full customs value of the product, regardless of metal content. The rate is 50 percent for aluminium and steel articles and most copper, 25 percent for the copper articles and derivatives in Annex I-B. Proclamation 11032 then set 25 percent for the aluminium and steel articles in its Annex I-C from 8 June 2026 to 31 December 2027. It counts metal as US-made where US metal is at least 85 percent of its weight. Because articles under Section 232 are exempt from the Section 301 action, an Australian metal export pays the Section 232 duty and not the 12.5 percent on top.

Evidencefederalregister.gov ↗
4 claims under this finding
filed From 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on 6 April 2026 the Section 232 duties on aluminium, steel and copper articles and their derivatives apply to the full customs value of the imported product, regardless of metal content. The rate is 50 percent for all aluminium and steel articles, most copper articles and the derivatives in Annex I-A, and 25 percent for the copper articles and derivatives in Annex I-B, with 10 percent where the metal was smelted and cast, or melted and poured, in the United States. Proclamation 11021 was signed on 2 April 2026. federalregister.gov ↗
filed Proclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, which modifies the product lists of Proclamation 11021, in its own words: "(2) Effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on June 8, 2026, until 11:59 p.m. eastern standard time on December 31, 2027, the applicable additional ad valorem rate of duty imposed pursuant to section 232 under Proclamation 9704, as amended, and Proclamation 9705, as amended, for all aluminum and steel articles listed in Annex I-C to this proclamation shall be: (a) 25 percent, unless a lower rate of duty applies pursuant to clause (2)(b), (2)(c), or (2)(d) of this proclamation" and "a product's metal content shall be deemed composed entirely of aluminum that was smelted and cast in the United States, of steel that was melted and poured in the United States, or of copper that was smelted and cast in the United States, if such aluminum, steel, and copper account for at least 85 percent of weight of the aluminum, steel, and copper of the product." federalregister.gov ↗
filed Articles already subject to tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 are exempt from this Section 301 action, along with informational materials, donations and accompanied baggage. The exemptions in Annexes I and II cover raw materials whose taxation could leave domestic supply unavailable, products that could cause economy wide disruption, products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantity or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained elsewhere, and products for which the tariff would not contribute substantially to changing the practice complained of. federalregister.gov ↗
filed The United States Trade Representative determined to impose 12.5 percent tariffs on products of Australia, except as provided in Annex I and Annex II Part A of the notice. The additional duty applies to products entered for consumption on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 24 July 2026, with goods already loaded and in transit before that moment exempt if entered before 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 28 July 2026. federalregister.gov ↗
HIGH

A 100 percent pharmaceutical tariff that mostly misses

87 per cent of the trade is plasma, exempt

Specified patented pharmaceuticals from Australia are scheduled to carry a 100 percent Section 232 tariff from 29 September 2026. The United States is Australia's biggest pharmaceutical export market, around A$2.1 billion in 2024, and 87 per cent of it is blood plasma products, mainly from CSL, which are exempt. CSL has said it expects most of its products to be exempt.

Evidencewhitehouse.gov ↗
2 claims under this finding
filed Specified patented pharmaceuticals and associated pharmaceutical ingredients imported from Australia are scheduled to become subject to a 100 percent United States Section 232 tariff on 29 September 2026, unless an applicable exception or alternative treatment applies. whitehouse.gov ↗
reported The United States is Australia’s biggest pharmaceutical export market, worth around A$2.1 billion in 2024, and 87 per cent of those exports are blood plasma products, mainly from CSL, which are exempt from the incoming 100 percent tariff. CSL has said it expects most of its products to be exempt. theconversation.com ↗
HIGH

What the companies themselves say about each US measure

BlueScope, Rio Tinto, Fisher & Paykel, CSL

On 10 February 2025, the day Proclamation 10896 ended Australia's steel arrangement from 12 March 2025, BlueScope said it is the fifth largest steel producer in the US, employing 4,000 American workers. Rio Tinto recorded that the Section 232 copper tariffs announced on 31 July did not cover cathode, and Proclamation 10962 set 50 percent on semi-finished copper products and intensive copper derivatives from 1 August 2025. Fisher & Paykel, which makes approximately 45% of its volume in Mexico and approximately 55% in New Zealand, expected no material impact on its 2025 profit. CSL's US plasma therapies are derived entirely from US-sourced plasma.

Evidencebluescope.com ↗
6 claims under this finding
management-asserted BlueScope Steel Limited, in its own words on 10 February 2025, the day Proclamation 10896 was signed: "We are aware of media reports this morning that President Trump has said he will announce tariffs on steel and aluminium imported to the US." "BlueScope has been investing in the United States for 30 years." "BlueScope is now the fifth largest steel producer in the US, employing 4,000 American workers." bluescope.com ↗
filed Proclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, in its own words: "Thus, I have determined that steel articles imports from these countries threaten to impair the national security, and I have decided that it is necessary to terminate these arrangements as of March 12, 2025. As of that date, all imports of steel articles and derivative steel articles from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, EU countries, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, and the United Kingdom shall be subject to the additional ad valorem tariff proclaimed in Proclamation 9705 with respect to steel articles and Proclamation 9980 with respect to derivative steel articles." federalregister.gov ↗
filed Rio Tinto Group, in its own words: "On 31 July, the US Government announced Section 232 tariffs on copper, which did not cover cathode." sec.gov ↗
filed Proclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, in its own words: "(1) Except as otherwise provided in this proclamation, all imports of semi-finished copper products and intensive copper derivative products, as set forth in the Annex to this proclamation, shall be subject to a 50 percent tariff. This tariff shall be effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on August 1, 2025, and shall continue in effect, unless such action is expressly reduced, modified, or terminated." federalregister.gov ↗
management-asserted Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited, in its own words on 3 April 2025: "Today the United States announced new tariffs on products manufactured outside the US, including a 10% tariff on products manufactured in New Zealand." "Fisher & Paykel Healthcare currently manufactures approximately 45% of its volume in Mexico and approximately 55% in New Zealand." "The company does not anticipate a material impact from the US tariffs on its net profit after tax for the 2025 financial year, which ended 31 March 2025." fphcare.com ↗
reported CSL Limited, as Biotech Dispatch reports it: "CSL's US plasma therapies are derived entirely from US-sourced plasma." biotechdispatch.com.au ↗
CRITICAL

The minerals framework has a pipeline, on letters of support

more than $5 billion, 12 projects named

The two governments say they are delivering more than $5 billion to back Australian critical minerals projects under the framework signed on 20 October 2025, and each has taken measures to provide at least USD 1 billion in financing. The release of 13 April 2026 names 12 projects. The two with figures are Letters of Support or Interest, not loans: around $849 million combined from Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank for the Tronox rare earths refinery, and up to $500 million each for the Ardea Kalgoorlie nickel project, the largest nickel-cobalt resource in Australia.

Evidencetrademinister.gov.au ↗
5 claims under this finding
filed Australia and the United States are delivering more than $5 billion to back Australian critical minerals projects under the Critical Minerals Framework signed by Prime Minister Albanese and President Trump, according to the joint release of the Trade and Resources Ministers of 13 April 2026. Resources Minister Madeleine King and US Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum agreed the priority projects. Export Finance Australia is providing funding support alongside the US Export-Import Bank. The release prints its dollar figures without a currency mark. trademinister.gov.au ↗
filed Australia and the United States signed the United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths on 20 October 2025. industry.gov.au ↗
filed Within 6 months of agreeing the framework, Australia and the United States have each taken measures to provide at least USD 1 billion in financing to key critical minerals projects, the two governments said after the inaugural Mining, Minerals and Metals Investment Ministerial in Tokyo on 14 March 2026. They established the Critical Minerals Supply Security Response Group, led by senior representatives of the US Department of Energy and the Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources, and committed to cooperation between Australia’s Critical Minerals Facility and Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve and the US Export-Import Bank and Project Vault. industry.gov.au ↗
filed Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued coordinated Letters of Support or Interest of up to around $424 million each, a combined total of around $849 million, for the Tronox Holdings Rare Earths Refinery Project. The project has operations in Western Australia and the United States and will use Tronox’s existing mining and processing capabilities to produce mixed rare earth carbonate containing both light and heavy rare earth elements. trademinister.gov.au ↗
filed Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued Letters of Support or Interest of up to $500 million each for Ardea Resources’ Kalgoorlie Nickel Project in Western Australia. The project hosts the largest nickel-cobalt resource in Australia, and one of the largest in the developed world, and was selected as a pilot project for the Australian Government’s Investor Front Door. trademinister.gov.au ↗
HIGH

Half the named projects are rare earths

6 of 12, one producer outside China

Six of the 12 projects named on 13 April 2026 are rare earths: Tronox, Nolans, Donald, Copi, Goshen and the Northern Minerals heavy rare earths project. The framework names rare earths and names no company. The only producer of separated rare earths outside China today, on its own description, is Lynas, which mines at Mt Weld in Western Australia and processes in Malaysia.

Evidencewhitehouse.gov ↗
5 claims under this finding
filed The United States-Australia critical minerals framework, signed on 20 October 2025, states that the participants intend to support the supply of raw and processed critical minerals and rare earths crucial to the commercial and defense industries. Rare earths are named in it. No company is. whitehouse.gov ↗
reported Lynas describes itself as the world’s only commercial producer of separated light and heavy rare earth oxides outside China, mining at Mt Weld in Western Australia and processing at its Kuantan facility in Malaysia. lynasrareearths.com ↗
management-asserted Lynas Rare Earths describes itself as the world's only significant producer of separated rare earth materials outside of China. Its rare earths are mined and first processed at the Mt Weld Concentration Plant in Western Australia, then shipped to its advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Malaysia. lynasrareearths.com ↗
filed Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued coordinated Letters of Support or Interest of up to around $424 million each, a combined total of around $849 million, for the Tronox Holdings Rare Earths Refinery Project. The project has operations in Western Australia and the United States and will use Tronox’s existing mining and processing capabilities to produce mixed rare earth carbonate containing both light and heavy rare earth elements. trademinister.gov.au ↗
filed The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Nolans Rare Earths Project (NT) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments. trademinister.gov.au ↗
CRITICAL

AUKUS changed shape on 30 May

three in-service boats, SRF-West in 2027

The AUKUS defence ministers welcomed a proposed approach under which Australia would acquire three in-service Virginia-class submarines instead of a mix of new and in-service boats, and finalised arrangements to establish Submarine Rotational Force-West in 2027. Australia's money sits beside it: up to AUD 8 billion at HMAS Stirling, AUD 3.9 billion for the Submarine Construction Yard in South Australia and AUD 12 billion for the Henderson Defence Precinct. Australia also pays the US government directly for American submarine building: 3 billion US dollars committed in total, with the payment that takes it to 2 billion due in December 2025.

Evidencegov.uk ↗
4 claims under this finding
filed The AUKUS defence ministers, meeting in Singapore on 30 May 2026, welcomed a proposed approach under which Australia would acquire three in-service Virginia-class submarines in lieu of a mixture of new and in-service variants. They announced the finalisation of arrangements to establish Submarine Rotational Force-West in 2027, and acknowledged Australia’s planned investment of up to AUD 8 billion at SRF-West for infrastructure and logistics at HMAS Stirling, with initial down payments of AUD 3.9 billion for the new Submarine Construction Yard in South Australia and AUD 12 billion for the Henderson Defence Precinct. gov.uk ↗
reported The total commitment is 3 billion US dollars. ABC News reported on 11 December 2025 that Australia is providing 3 billion US dollars, 4.5 billion Australian dollars, to the US to help boost its shipbuilding capacity. abc.net.au ↗
management-asserted By December 2025 the second payment was due. The AUSMIN 2025 joint fact sheet says Australia will soon deliver the next one billion dollar payment, bringing its contribution to the US submarine industrial base to 2 billion US dollars so far. globalsecurity.org ↗
management-asserted Australia pays the US government directly to expand American submarine building. The White House fact sheet of 20 October 2025 says Australia had contributed 1 billion US dollars to the US Government to expand and modernise the US submarine industrial base, with another 1 billion by the end of the year. whitehouse.gov ↗
HIGH

Arms notifications are ceilings, not payments

US$4.50bn notified, A$1,684m arrived

Seven US arms sales to Australia were notified to Congress in 2025, totalling 4.50 billion US dollars, and up to 450 AIM-260 missiles at 3.16 billion followed on 23 January 2026. A notification is the maximum estimated value of sales delivered over years. What actually arrived in 2025 shows in the goods figures: 1,684 million Australian dollars of arms and ammunition from the United States.

Evidencefederalregister.gov ↗
3 claims under this finding
filed Seven US arms sales to Australia were notified to Congress in calendar 2025, with estimated values totalling 4.50 billion US dollars: F/A-18F and EA-18G sustainment 2.0 billion (16 June), AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles 1.04 billion (9 April), 48 HIMARS launchers 705 million (30 September), MC-55A upgrade 404 million (6 August), decoy flares 165 million (18 March), 161 Javelin command launch units 97.3 million (19 August) and 54 GMLRS rounds 91.2 million (10 March). federalregister.gov ↗
filed The largest notification since then is for missiles. Up to 450 AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missiles and related items, estimated at 3.16 billion US dollars, were notified to Congress on 23 January 2026 under transmittal 26-03. federalregister.gov ↗
reported A notification is a ceiling, not a payment. The 4.50 billion US dollars notified in 2025 is the maximum estimated value of proposed sales delivered over years. What actually arrived in 2025 shows in the goods figures: Australia imported 1,684 million Australian dollars of arms and ammunition from the United States in 2025. data.api.abs.gov.au ↗
HIGH

The two statistical systems disagree on 2025

A$59.9bn against US$28,953.3m

The Australian Bureau of Statistics records the United States as Australia's third largest export partner at 59.9 billion Australian dollars in 2025, up 46.1 per cent. That figure covers goods and services together, and read as goods alone it would overstate merchandise exports by roughly 19 billion. The US Census Bureau records goods imports from Australia of 28,953.3 million US dollars for the same year. The two headlines cannot be reconciled from what is published.

Evidenceabs.gov.au ↗
2 claims under this finding
inferred The two statistical systems do not tell the same story about 2025. The Australian Bureau of Statistics records the United States as Australia's third largest export partner at 59.9 billion Australian dollars, up 18.9 billion or 46.1 per cent on 2024. The United States Census Bureau records United States goods imports from Australia of 28,953.3 million United States dollars for the same year. The two cannot be reconciled from the published headlines alone: they are in different currencies, they do not cover the same set of transactions, and neither headline states its valuation basis. abs.gov.au ↗
inferred The 59.9 billion Australian dollar figure covers goods and services together, not merchandise alone, and the room can show it. Subtracting the reported rise of 18.9 billion puts the 2024 level at 41.0 billion, while this record already holds Australian merchandise exports to the USA of 23.8 billion Australian dollars for 2024. The gap of about 17 billion is the services trade, which the same release puts at 19,385 million for 2025. Read as goods alone the figure would overstate Australian merchandise exports to the United States by roughly 19 billion Australian dollars. abs.gov.au ↗
HIGH

The 2025 gold surge is unwinding

gold exports down 26.1 per cent in July

Between January and April 2025 Australia exported 11.1 billion Australian dollars of non-monetary gold to the USA, more than over 2021 to 2024 combined, which the ABS attributes to buying ahead of possible tariffs. In July 2026 gold exports fell 1,888 million, or 26.1 per cent. The US Census Bureau shows goods imports from Australia of 10,407.5 million US dollars in the seven months to July 2026, against 28,953.3 million for the whole of 2025.

Evidenceabs.gov.au ↗
3 claims under this finding
filed Between January and April 2025 Australia exported 11.1 billion Australian dollars of non monetary gold to the USA, more than the total exported to the USA over 2021 to 2024 combined. The ABS attributes this to importers in the USA buying ahead of possible tariffs. abs.gov.au ↗
reported The gold that drove the 2025 surge is going back out. Australian non-monetary gold exports fell 1,888 million Australian dollars, or 26.1 per cent, in July 2026, and non-monetary gold imports fell 746 million, or 31.1 per cent. Total goods exports fell 1,576 million and imports 1,157 million in the month, taking the seasonally adjusted goods balance down 418 million. These gold components are not seasonally adjusted. abs.gov.au ↗
reported United States goods imports from Australia in the seven months to July 2026 ran at 10,407.5 million dollars, against 28,953.3 million dollars for the whole of 2025. The monthly series is 1,740.6 in January, 1,299.0 in February, 1,431.2 in March, 1,359.1 in April, 1,339.3 in May, 1,521.0 in June and 1,717.3 in July. Exports the other way were 21,670.3 million over the same seven months, leaving a United States surplus of 11,262.8 million. census.gov ↗
NOTED

The Australian dollar: three banks, one direction

0.73 to 0.74 for 2027, from 0.7019

Westpac, MUFG and ING all expect the Australian dollar a little higher against the US dollar in 2027 than the 0.7019 it fixed at on 25 September 2026: 0.73, 0.74 and 0.74, a rise of 4 to 5 percent. The Reserve Bank's cash rate target stands at 4.35 per cent after three rises in 2026.

Evidencerba.gov.au ↗
2 claims under this finding
inferred The three banks whose current forecasts are public all expect the Australian dollar to be a little higher against the US dollar in 2027 than the 0.7019 it fixed at on 25 September 2026: Westpac 0.73 for December 2027, MUFG 0.74 for mid 2027, ING 0.74 for about September 2027. That is a rise of 4 to 5 percent. Against the other majors, Westpac, the only one of the three to forecast them all, sees little change except a weaker Australian dollar against the New Zealand dollar, and ING likewise sees no change against the euro. CommBank, NAB and ANZ publish forecasts to their clients, but no current 2027 table from them was found in public when this was compiled, so they are not included. rba.gov.au ↗
board-approved The Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate target is 4.35 per cent. The Monetary Policy Board left it unchanged on 11 August 2026, after three rises of 0.25 percentage points took effect on 4 February, 18 March and 6 May 2026, from 3.60 per cent. rba.gov.au ↗
NOTED

US money spent in Australia is mostly bases

US$1,047.0m obligated in fiscal 2025

US federal agencies obligated 1,047.0 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal 2025, and 589.2 million of it was the Department of Defense. The largest single contract is an aircraft parking apron at RAAF Base Darwin, with a total award value of 387.1 million.

Evidenceapi.usaspending.gov ↗
3 claims under this finding
filed US federal agencies obligated 1,047.0 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal year 2025, the year to 30 September 2025. Contracts were 751.1 million, direct payments 236.9 million, grants 51.5 million and other awards 7.5 million. These are obligations, money committed, not money paid out in the year. api.usaspending.gov ↗
filed By agency, the Department of Defense obligated 589.2 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal year 2025, the Social Security Administration 236.4 million, the Department of Veterans Affairs 164.6 million and NASA 23.3 million. The Social Security money is direct payments, benefits paid to people living in Australia, not purchases. api.usaspending.gov ↗
filed The largest US contracts performed in Australia are military construction at Australian air bases. The US Navy awarded SLSCO Ltd contract N6274225C1308 for an aircraft parking apron at RAAF Base Darwin, total award value 387.1 million US dollars, and obligated 327.3 million to SLSCO in fiscal year 2025. At RAAF Base Tindal the Navy awarded NOVA NACAP, a joint venture, a bomber apron worth 129.6 million under N6274224C1302 and jet fuel storage tanks worth 82.4 million under N6274222C1314. api.usaspending.gov ↗
NOTED

Where the analysts sit on the fifty largest

39 of 50 with a mean target above the price

Of the 50 companies in this record with a consensus target, 39 carry a mean 12-month target above the price at the snapshot. The median implied move is +6.5%. The widest gap above is WiseTech Global Limited at +88.5%, the widest below is Commonwealth Bank of Australia at -17.1%. Targets move more slowly than prices, so a large gap can mean the targets have not caught up rather than that the shares are cheap.

Evidencefinance.yahoo.com ↗
3 claims under this finding
compiled At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, WiseTech Global Limited (ASX: WTC) was priced at A$31.79, a market value of about A$10.7 billion, number 50 on the ASX by market value. 16 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.75 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$59.92 in a range of A$36.32 to A$102.04. It traded at 17.2 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 0.7 percent. finance.yahoo.com ↗
compiled At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) was priced at A$151.59, a market value of about A$253.4 billion, number 3 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of sell, a mean score of 4.79 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$125.64 in a range of A$90.00 to A$144.99. It traded at 22.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.4 percent. finance.yahoo.com ↗
inferred These are the fifty largest companies on the ASX by market value at 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, ranked from one snapshot of one source so the figures compare. That is not the same list as the S&P/ASX 50, which ranks on free float and liquidity: at this snapshot APA, BlueScope, Ramsay Health Care, Pilbara Minerals, ASX Limited, Orica and WiseTech are in the top fifty by value but not in the index as last published, and CAR Group, JB Hi-Fi, Stockland, Xero, Mineral Resources and NEXTDC are the reverse. For companies listed on more than one exchange the market value is the whole company's. Analyst targets are 12-month forecasts and move more slowly than prices, so a large gap between the two can mean the targets have not caught up rather than that the shares are cheap. finance.yahoo.com ↗
Analyst Outlook

Where the Street sees the fifty largest ASX companies

Price, market value and 12-month consensus target for the 50 largest companies on the ASX by market value, all taken in one read, per Yahoo Finance, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, so the figures compare. A consensus target is a sell-side opinion and not a fact about the company. The implied move is arithmetic on the two. The table runs from the largest implied upside to the smallest, and companies with no target come last. Nothing here is investment advice.

50companies
50with a mean target
39target above price
+6.5%median implied
rankcompanyprice market valuemean targetimpliedconsensussource
50WiseTech Global Limited
ASX: WTC · Technology
A$31.79A$10.7bnA$59.92
36.32 to 102.04, 16 analysts
+88.5%
buy
score 1.75 of 5
source ↗
11Block, Inc.
ASX: XYZ · Technology
A$108.01A$64.9bnA$161.22
106.61 to 256.38, 4 analysts
+49.3%
buy
score 1.57 of 5
source ↗
47PLS Group Limited
ASX: PLS · Basic Materials
A$3.83A$12.3bnA$5.15
3.10 to 6.70, 17 analysts
+34.5%
buy
score 2.50 of 5
source ↗
40SGH Limited
ASX: SGH
A$36.03A$14.6bnA$48.02
43.00 to 58.00, 12 analysts
+33.3%
buy
score 1.75 of 5
source ↗
34REA Group Limited
ASX: REA · Communication Services
A$147.97A$19.4bnA$193.96
130.00 to 253.00, 15 analysts
+31.1%
buy
score 2.47 of 5
source ↗
13Goodman Group
ASX: GMG · Real Estate
A$26.45A$54.3bnA$34.47
27.65 to 40.00, 14 analysts
+30.3%
no rating givensource ↗
43Qantas Airways Limited
ASX: QAN · Industrials
A$8.96A$13.6bnA$11.53
10.00 to 12.80, 17 analysts
+28.7%
buy
score 1.59 of 5
source ↗
17ResMed Inc.
ASX: RMD · Healthcare
A$31.58A$45.6bnA$40.49
33.88 to 47.53, 13 analysts
+28.2%
strong buy
score 1.46 of 5
source ↗
42Lynas Rare Earths Limited
ASX: LYC · Basic Materials
A$14.02A$14.1bnA$17.93
9.50 to 22.50, 14 analysts
+27.9%
buy
score 2.36 of 5
source ↗
39Pro Medicus Limited
ASX: PME · Healthcare
A$160.39A$16.8bnA$202.47
60.00 to 250.00, 15 analysts
+26.2%
buy
score 2.13 of 5
source ↗
23Sigma Healthcare Limited
ASX: SIG · Healthcare
A$2.56A$29.4bnA$3.20
2.60 to 3.80, 16 analysts
+25.0%
buy
score 1.75 of 5
source ↗
32James Hardie Industries plc
ASX: JHX · Basic Materials
A$36.94A$21.4bnA$45.34
34.53 to 50.92, 17 analysts
+22.7%
buy
score 1.75 of 5
source ↗
28News Corporation
ASX: NWS · Communication Services
A$45.30A$24.4bnA$55.12
45.07 to 67.60, 7 analysts
+21.7%
no rating givensource ↗
24Amcor plc
ASX: AMC · Consumer Cyclical
A$60.47A$28.0bnA$71.81
58.42 to 85.65, 15 analysts
+18.8%
buy
score 2.13 of 5
source ↗
38Scentre Group
ASX: SCG · Real Estate
A$3.40A$17.8bnA$4.03
3.49 to 4.50, 12 analysts
+18.5%
buy
score 2.25 of 5
source ↗
44BlueScope Steel Limited
ASX: BSL · Basic Materials
A$30.23A$13.2bnA$35.14
26.00 to 40.00, 13 analysts
+16.2%
buy
score 2.23 of 5
source ↗
27Brambles Limited
ASX: BXB · Industrials
A$18.88A$25.1bnA$21.80
18.64 to 26.36, 14 analysts
+15.5%
buy
score 2.21 of 5
source ↗
19Aristocrat Leisure Limited
ASX: ALL · Consumer Cyclical
A$58.56A$34.8bnA$66.45
61.00 to 76.00, 16 analysts
+13.5%
strong buy
score 1.41 of 5
source ↗
4Newmont Corporation
ASX: NEM · Basic Materials
A$169.01A$178.1bnA$188.33
97.00 to 216.00, 11 analysts
+11.4%
buy
score 1.73 of 5
source ↗
35Origin Energy Limited
ASX: ORG · Utilities
A$10.82A$18.6bnA$12.05
10.30 to 13.25, 11 analysts
+11.4%
buy
score 2.45 of 5
source ↗
49Orica Limited
ASX: ORI · Basic Materials
A$23.25A$10.8bnA$25.87
21.00 to 28.00, 15 analysts
+11.3%
strong buy
score 1.40 of 5
source ↗
46Medibank Private Limited
ASX: MPL · Financial Services
A$4.54A$12.5bnA$5.00
4.65 to 5.20, 9 analysts
+10.1%
hold
score 2.78 of 5
source ↗
26Santos Limited
ASX: STO · Energy
A$8.58A$27.9bnA$9.31
8.01 to 11.21, 13 analysts
+8.5%
buy
score 1.54 of 5
source ↗
12Woodside Energy Group Ltd
ASX: WDS · Energy
A$31.77A$60.4bnA$34.17
25.72 to 45.17, 13 analysts
+7.6%
hold
score 2.85 of 5
source ↗
15Fortescue Ltd
ASX: FMG · Basic Materials
A$16.34A$50.3bnA$17.50
15.19 to 22.30, 17 analysts
+7.1%
hold
score 3.24 of 5
source ↗
18Transurban Group
ASX: TCL · Industrials
A$13.02A$40.6bnA$13.78
12.53 to 14.70, 14 analysts
+5.8%
hold
score 3.36 of 5
source ↗
2Rio Tinto Group
ASX: RIO · Basic Materials
A$162.91A$264.8bnA$172.22
127.45 to 210.77, 14 analysts
+5.7%
hold
score 2.80 of 5
source ↗
14Telstra Group Limited
ASX: TLS · Communication Services
A$4.77A$53.1bnA$5.01
4.20 to 5.50, 14 analysts
+5.0%
no rating givensource ↗
30South32 Limited
ASX: S32 · Basic Materials
A$4.91A$22.0bnA$5.13
4.08 to 6.16, 12 analysts
+4.5%
buy
score 2.31 of 5
source ↗
22Coles Group Limited
ASX: COL · Consumer Defensive
A$23.18A$31.2bnA$24.16
16.50 to 26.50, 15 analysts
+4.2%
buy
score 2.47 of 5
source ↗
33Suncorp Group Limited
ASX: SUN · Financial Services
A$18.96A$20.1bnA$19.76
16.50 to 21.50, 11 analysts
+4.2%
hold
score 2.82 of 5
source ↗
36Insurance Australia Group Limited
ASX: IAG · Financial Services
A$7.84A$18.3bnA$8.16
6.80 to 9.25, 9 analysts
+4.1%
buy
score 2.44 of 5
source ↗
20QBE Insurance Group Limited
ASX: QBE · Financial Services
A$23.16A$34.6bnA$24.07
17.00 to 27.70, 10 analysts
+3.9%
hold
score 2.70 of 5
source ↗
10Wesfarmers Limited
ASX: WES · Consumer Cyclical
A$73.64A$83.6bnA$76.17
58.00 to 89.00, 14 analysts
+3.4%
hold
score 3.50 of 5
source ↗
48ASX Limited
ASX: ASX · Financial Services
A$57.69A$11.4bnA$59.20
52.00 to 67.00, 12 analysts
+2.6%
hold
score 3.08 of 5
source ↗
21Northern Star Resources Limited
ASX: NST · Basic Materials
A$23.93A$34.1bnA$24.51
14.20 to 34.00, 15 analysts
+2.4%
hold
score 2.60 of 5
source ↗
16Woolworths Group Limited
ASX: WOW · Consumer Defensive
A$38.47A$47.0bnA$39.32
31.50 to 43.50, 15 analysts
+2.2%
no rating givensource ↗
31Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited
ASX: FPH · Healthcare
A$36.66A$21.6bnA$37.03
24.70 to 43.74, 8 analysts
+1.0%
no rating givensource ↗
9CSL Limited
ASX: CSL · Healthcare
A$179.61A$86.2bnA$179.79
135.09 to 216.27, 17 analysts
+0.1%
buy
score 2.12 of 5
source ↗
1BHP Group Limited
ASX: BHP · Basic Materials
A$60.35A$306.8bnA$60.27
43.01 to 68.68, 17 analysts
-0.1%
hold
score 2.82 of 5
source ↗
29Computershare Limited
ASX: CPU · Financial Services
A$40.60A$23.5bnA$40.43
31.18 to 44.69, 10 analysts
-0.4%
hold
score 3.00 of 5
source ↗
25Evolution Mining Limited
ASX: EVN · Basic Materials
A$13.66A$27.9bnA$13.54
4.80 to 18.00, 17 analysts
-0.9%
hold
score 2.65 of 5
source ↗
5National Australia Bank Limited
ASX: NAB · Financial Services
A$39.05A$119.6bnA$38.60
29.00 to 48.50, 14 analysts
-1.2%
hold
score 2.86 of 5
source ↗
8Macquarie Group Limited
ASX: MQG · Financial Services
A$244.23A$93.1bnA$240.03
205.00 to 270.00, 13 analysts
-1.7%
buy
score 2.15 of 5
source ↗
6Westpac Banking Corporation
ASX: WBC · Financial Services
A$34.89A$119.1bnA$33.54
30.00 to 45.00, 14 analysts
-3.9%
underperform
score 3.86 of 5
source ↗
7ANZ Group Holdings Limited
ASX: ANZ · Financial Services
A$38.35A$115.5bnA$36.56
32.00 to 41.00, 14 analysts
-4.7%
hold
score 2.57 of 5
source ↗
45Ramsay Health Care Limited
ASX: RHC · Healthcare
A$55.22A$12.7bnA$51.93
41.90 to 66.00, 15 analysts
-6.0%
hold
score 2.73 of 5
source ↗
41APA Group
ASX: APA · Utilities
A$10.69A$14.2bnA$9.77
8.50 to 11.10, 11 analysts
-8.6%
no rating givensource ↗
37Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited
ASX: SOL · Financial Services
A$47.15A$17.9bnA$40.17
38.50 to 41.85, 2 analysts
-14.8%
no rating givensource ↗
3Commonwealth Bank of Australia
ASX: CBA · Financial Services
A$151.59A$253.4bnA$125.64
90.00 to 144.99, 14 analysts
-17.1%
sell
score 4.79 of 5
source ↗
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100 percent pharmaceutical Section 232 tariff

recorded 2026-09-26

Specified patented pharmaceuticals and associated pharmaceutical ingredients imported from Australia are scheduled to become subject to a 100 percent United States Section 232 tariff on 29 September 2026, unless an applicable exception or alternative treatment applies.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
Adjusting Imports of Pharmaceuticals and Pharmaceutical Ingredients into the United States, The White House
filed · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 151
SourceAdjusting Imports of Pharmaceuticals and Pharmaceutical Ingredients into the United States, The White House open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 151 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:37588f7907139ae59c1bae7b41e19b3885ffee2ebeb1865238dd0f4ffeef02f3
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ASX Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

ASX Limited, in its own words: "North America - Chicago North American Business Development 155 N. Wacker Drive, Suite 4250 Chicago IL 60606 Ph: +1-312-803-5840"

Namesasx.com.au ↗
Contact us, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 273
SourceContact us, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 273 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3ec47046d61249f68dc84f3b38c4e7557f313c3f9a518890eac8ccee32753238
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AUD/CNY, RBA rate, 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes the series "AUD/CNY Exchange Rate" (title "A$1=CNY"). Its title line begins "Title,A$1=USD,Trade-weighted Index May 1970 = 100,A$1=CNY" and its data row reads "30-Sep-2026,0.6977,64.70,4.6768".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 332
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 332 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7caf03032ffd32f19709e675faaaf5ab4e8594fe575636fc982d9d3323081a2c
FILED

AUD/JPY, RBA rate, 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes the series "AUD/JPY Exchange Rate" (title "A$1=JPY"). Its title line begins "Title,A$1=USD,Trade-weighted Index May 1970 = 100,A$1=CNY,A$1=JPY" and its data row reads "30-Sep-2026,0.6977,64.70,4.6768,109.47".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 333
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 333 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a7302fd6119a331f2242cbf21d6ecfd555dcda0d77060783ac0141fcf25eb4e7
FILED

AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the December 2026 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table J1, in its own words, describes the median series as "Survey measure of market economists' AUD/USD exchange rate forecasts; Median forecast for level in target quarter", with the title line "Title,Target quarter,Exchange rate forecasts – median,Exchange rate forecasts – mean,Exchange rate forecasts – low,Exchange rate forecasts – high,Exchange rate forecasts – number of responses,Exchange rate forecasts – standard deviation" and units line "Units,Date,USD,USD,USD,USD,Number,USD", and records the row "01/08/2026,01/12/2026,0.71,0.71,0.64,0.75,31,0.02".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 337
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 337 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8910d81a1120ff5407c954d1e38a7959c797a3baf178dce7876ac65282fae42d
FILED

AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the December 2027 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table J1, in its own words, describes the median series as "Survey measure of market economists' AUD/USD exchange rate forecasts; Median forecast for level in target quarter", with the title line "Title,Target quarter,Exchange rate forecasts – median,Exchange rate forecasts – mean,Exchange rate forecasts – low,Exchange rate forecasts – high,Exchange rate forecasts – number of responses,Exchange rate forecasts – standard deviation" and units line "Units,Date,USD,USD,USD,USD,Number,USD", and records the row "01/08/2026,01/12/2027,0.72,0.72,0.66,0.78,29,0.03".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 339
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 339 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:1cafeb5b88603f07424ac88897b9d54dbe1e0cb28b6d0d666578661d9be0d461
FILED

AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the December 2028 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table J1, in its own words, describes the median series as "Survey measure of market economists' AUD/USD exchange rate forecasts; Median forecast for level in target quarter", with the title line "Title,Target quarter,Exchange rate forecasts – median,Exchange rate forecasts – mean,Exchange rate forecasts – low,Exchange rate forecasts – high,Exchange rate forecasts – number of responses,Exchange rate forecasts – standard deviation" and units line "Units,Date,USD,USD,USD,USD,Number,USD", and records the row "01/08/2026,01/12/2028,0.70,0.71,0.65,0.78,18,0.03".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 341
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 341 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9c98b46abb8b906933228ef4ce1fddba742d3a39d1078bde74b302fd1b8d8a0c
FILED

AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the June 2027 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table J1, in its own words, describes the median series as "Survey measure of market economists' AUD/USD exchange rate forecasts; Median forecast for level in target quarter", with the title line "Title,Target quarter,Exchange rate forecasts – median,Exchange rate forecasts – mean,Exchange rate forecasts – low,Exchange rate forecasts – high,Exchange rate forecasts – number of responses,Exchange rate forecasts – standard deviation" and units line "Units,Date,USD,USD,USD,USD,Number,USD", and records the row "01/08/2026,01/06/2027,0.72,0.72,0.65,0.77,31,0.03".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 338
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 338 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:de17023754cb80df9d85414a6a79a1575fcbd338d1d266033a5a19cf643695da
FILED

AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the June 2028 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table J1, in its own words, describes the median series as "Survey measure of market economists' AUD/USD exchange rate forecasts; Median forecast for level in target quarter", with the title line "Title,Target quarter,Exchange rate forecasts – median,Exchange rate forecasts – mean,Exchange rate forecasts – low,Exchange rate forecasts – high,Exchange rate forecasts – number of responses,Exchange rate forecasts – standard deviation" and units line "Units,Date,USD,USD,USD,USD,Number,USD", and records the row "01/08/2026,01/06/2028,0.70,0.71,0.65,0.79,19,0.03".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 340
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table J1 Market Economists' Forecasts, Exchange Rate, CSV, publication date 28 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 340 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:12d8ad7f14deed4260ee3b34a841152eae694af19d3917a985ec9bd333469d8c
FILED

AUD/USD share of global FX transactions, BIS Triennial Survey April 2025, as reported by the RBA

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia media release headed "2025 Triennial Survey of Foreign Exchange and Derivative Markets", dated "1 October 2025", says: "Globally, the Australian dollar is the seventh most traded currency, down from sixth in the previous survey, and its share of turnover remained stable around 6" per cent. "The AUD/USD remains the sixth most traded currency pair globally, accounting for around 5" per "cent of all transactions."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, media release 2025-28, 2025 Triennial Survey of Foreign Exchange and Derivative Markets, 1 October 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 424
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, media release 2025-28, 2025 Triennial Survey of Foreign Exchange and Derivative Markets, 1 October 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 424 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:aa4c7c4694039c4a65c388550bde3cd98675364b96162fd916b44002d28b959f
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AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 1 October 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "01-Oct-2026,0.6949,64.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 331
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 331 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3f0ef136bb1a94db4f4fa1cdd930a4539c86cc9f00acb83f5463702c07495101
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AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 27 February 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "27-Feb-2026,0.7126,65.50".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 323
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 323 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d6a80b5a5d77a62cdeea92d5a288941f80ce5296552533eedb3d7649235480cc
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AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 28 February 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "28-Feb-2025,0.6214,59.50".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 311
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 311 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a242b512f4a7689f3f3041374e01030f577c37376bd7db07a1a877601c1669e5
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AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 28 November 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "28-Nov-2025,0.6533,61.20".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 320
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 320 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4da765eea4673e1b855a96a0bb22affe002a801c417d65aad2a1bc46044d365a
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AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 29 August 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "29-Aug-2025,0.6538,60.50".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 317
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 317 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:18ceb30bde48979299d1c4284b1358574357cf29f866bd592d8fd5227ae9ed01
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AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 29 May 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "29-May-2026,0.7164,66.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 326
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 326 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4cc8df4e5dd4aba16c8f76e87fd7ebad83bb025c4c0d9cc9a9917bb7f9b23abc
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 April 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Apr-2025,0.6416,59.90".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 313
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 313 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d5368408aa35732d86a00b0944cc9e47334a7500b2ad760aecd506513773c394
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Apr-2026,0.7113,66.30".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 325
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 325 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a9ce7af9a42c9f22f10852c3c196043c3aafca2f9116b264d634c90ef8c5b753
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 January 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Jan-2026,0.7004,64.50".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 322
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 322 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:636064382003fbc47fd76faddc17cbe8c48b1fd86b5270754de67f941cec116e
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 June 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Jun-2025,0.6550,60.10".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 315
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 315 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:167385b73bd15bf734611255bc4882ba1f0aaa773d50366b71fd5cb772b65f7b
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 June 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Jun-2026,0.6869,64.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 327
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 327 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e3ddbbd703eacc64722fb97793ce168c990349246c95a3fbe5be5be4d4e1d2c1
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 May 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-May-2025,0.6436,59.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 314
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 314 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:12c128e132d12f0f8c127658fcbc55dc3de5d8bd161806348c5836f960b26123
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 September 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Sep-2025,0.6602,61.30".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 318
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 318 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a48734fbc3afdbcb053df94d4d872e21d2c1c3205dde3f6bf4d549550fb96e0f
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "30-Sep-2026,0.6977,64.70".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 330
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 330 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a2c1863a2f795c33df6174d0abb24a531d59b4ca191d9a139f35bbf0af543db1
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Aug-2026,0.7166,66.20".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 329
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 329 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:fa2138c234f194b314a5c8c13bf3f0e6ffad195e2774b6d842276195b5b2d39e
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 December 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Dec-2025,0.6693,62.20".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 321
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 321 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b8a1f917c8cb0420efecb76b1cdb8234ac8218218212c0e1cd0878d97a6e3fc0
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 January 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Jan-2025,0.6225,59.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 310
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 310 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:005485129a775dc188c677e147ef9bd58308d11ff3143738392fc86dabb71587
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 July 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Jul-2025,0.6469,60.30".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 316
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 316 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:af4139c49887d6cc4d9496bb6184b098bcff6645785c66f46470ec35700490a0
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 July 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Jul-2026,0.7030,65.50".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 328
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 328 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:db12bee568bf85cc121038de709729a1cccc1bfa16599056e45b662a9d9f9f30
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 March 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Mar-2025,0.6280,59.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 312
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 312 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f093cfe2f81815c8e7f486f7ccffd73a9e5119d2275aab9d627e87c89d78f861
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 March 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Mar-2026,0.6845,64.30".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 324
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 324 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ec43ba183f9592788d92f50410453a4b5547b198c80475a1c590c858025a0713
FILED

AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 October 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F11.1, in its own words, describes its series as "Description,AUD/USD Exchange Rate; see notes for further detail.,Australian Dollar Trade-weighted Index" with units "Units,USD,Index", and records the row "31-Oct-2025,0.6551,61.20".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 319
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F11.1 Exchange Rates (Daily, 2023 to Current), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 319 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ada8fa0efcd8189cd3c22a45c84f8788cbce257f267b6ec87b9b8b802505c958
FILED

AUKUS licence-free environment

recorded 2026-09-26

Australia established a licence-free environment that exempts eligible defence goods, technology and services from permit requirements when transferred between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.

Namesdefence.gov.au ↗
Licence-free environment, Australian Department of Defence
filed · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 149
SourceLicence-free environment, Australian Department of Defence open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 149 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:72b1ab20204a03c50967b6ac16f47ce837a716d09ec1fb16e82a6e1ad64ea82c
FILED

AUKUS submarine supply chain

recorded 2026-10-01

The AUKUS defence ministers, meeting in Singapore on 30 May 2026, welcomed a proposed approach under which Australia would acquire three in-service Virginia-class submarines in lieu of a mixture of new and in-service variants. They announced the finalisation of arrangements to establish Submarine Rotational Force-West in 2027, and acknowledged Australia’s planned investment of up to AUD 8 billion at SRF-West for infrastructure and logistics at HMAS Stirling, with initial down payments of AUD 3.9 billion for the new Submarine Construction Yard in South Australia and AUD 12 billion for the Henderson Defence Precinct.

Namesgov.uk ↗
AUKUS Defence Ministerial Joint Statement, Singapore, 30 May 2026, GOV.UK, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 245
SourceAUKUS Defence Ministerial Joint Statement, Singapore, 30 May 2026, GOV.UK, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 245 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:98a8dab4cfef061efb5fb4635e673f4ba1d51cfd71960d71e472b6087e198a0c
FILED

AUKUS submarine supply chain

recorded 2026-09-30

The Australian Government committed an additional A$262 million to support Australian defence-industry uplift and development of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine supply chain.

Namesminister.defence.gov.au ↗
Supporting Australian Industry to join AUKUS submarine supply chains, Defence Ministers
filed · accepted 30 September 2026 · record 229
SourceSupporting Australian Industry to join AUKUS submarine supply chains, Defence Ministers open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed30 September 2026
Accepted30 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 229 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b688fa88170ccce96772550e331a06c0210980e2d6962ad8a558d4ae15e9abd9
FILED

Alcoa Gallium Recovery Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Alcoa Gallium Recovery Project (WA) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 233
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 233 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cfe683667ba54dcec278e6acc759c8213cf9a32e10d1263018cb4587203f00af
FILED

Australia

recorded 2026-09-24

The ground is forced labour enforcement, not trade. The Trade Representative initiated 60 investigations on 12 March 2026 into the failure of various economies to impose and effectively enforce a prohibition on the importation of goods produced wholly or in part with forced labour, and on 2 June 2026 determined the acts, policies and practices actionable in each. Australia is named among the 54 economies found to have failed to impose and effectively enforce such a prohibition.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 102
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 102 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:774139ae60571705e0c76d99d4d09db515ba3e57e3182449fa6dc9df28d098c4
FILED

Australia United States Free Trade Agreement

recorded 2026-09-22

All metals and minerals covered by AUSFTA became duty-free upon the agreement's entry into force.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Overview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 91
SourceOverview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 91 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4ade8ebcd6e0afa8c1cf1add2ace4fd1abe03354763063e371949b2efdbb8989
FILED

Australia United States Free Trade Agreement

recorded 2026-09-22

Duties on more than 97 percent of United States non-agricultural tariff lines, excluding textiles and clothing, became duty-free when AUSFTA entered into force.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Overview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 90
SourceOverview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 90 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:687ba704364d646eb43ed400e0314de5b3acdfa07ab35a1ae76fbba0a9caa6d3
FILED

Australia United States Free Trade Agreement

recorded 2026-09-22

The Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement entered into force on 1 January 2005.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Australia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 89
SourceAustralia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 89 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8bb13c95d919062f1366e0a91912d6fff10fe5ea8b1dd67002337371535efde6
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Trade with the USA fell from 15 percent of Australia total merchandise trade in 2000 to 8 percent in 2024.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 15
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 15 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9bc29a21d62985da1d11b30c3eb752d3a2805c395dc7e4913d8e15c3a8871f22
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Australia largest merchandise imports from the USA in 2024 were road vehicles at 5.8 billion Australian dollars, electrical machinery at 3.9 billion, transport equipment at 3.8 billion, specialised machinery at 3.8 billion and general industrial machinery at 3.7 billion.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 13
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 13 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5f15b942946f3793f04054ba68a0a5e59e13218fcd5a1087d7da7d4439a7c87c
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Australia largest merchandise exports to the USA in 2024 were meat and meat preparations at 6.1 billion Australian dollars, non monetary gold at 2.9 billion, medicinal and pharmaceutical products at 2.1 billion, transport equipment at 1.2 billion and professional and scientific apparatus at 1.2 billion.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 12
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 12 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6710d039f805a295d81dd7a37f9cbd8028a057002254d292327f9f918e078aaa
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Australia recorded a merchandise deficit with the USA of 26.9 billion Australian dollars in 2024, on exports of 23.8 billion and imports of 50.6 billion.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 11
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 11 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d6960b5d23ff2b8c38406631015bd5b59734dfae83a4a7ee8ad9907f4caeecb3
FILED

Australia monthly CPI year-ended inflation, August 2025, RBA table G4

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table G4, in its own words, gives the series "Year-ended inflation" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GCPIAGM,GCPIAGYPM" and its data row reads "31/08/2025,99.55,3.2".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G4 Consumer Price Inflation – Monthly Collection, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 359
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G4 Consumer Price Inflation – Monthly Collection, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 359 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:fb41f936d487201158d5471fd748df44b4f8b590231beb563aff69dff9feaab3
FILED

Australia monthly CPI year-ended inflation, August 2026, RBA table G4

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table G4, in its own words, gives the series "Year-ended inflation" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GCPIAGM,GCPIAGYPM" and its data row reads "31/08/2026,103.50,4.0".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G4 Consumer Price Inflation – Monthly Collection, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 358
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G4 Consumer Price Inflation – Monthly Collection, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 358 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3e8395372ebc11ca6482bf87becbef841f8d8b5d23043e3cd942f68e753bac80
FILED

Australia official reserve assets, total in US dollar terms, RBA table A4, 29 August 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A4, in its own words, describes the series "Total holdings of official reserve assets", "Gold component of official reserve asset holdings" and "Total holdings of official reserve assets in US dollar terms". Its units line reads "Units,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,US$ million", its series ID line reads "Series ID,ARFXORFXM,ARFXORFXAG,ARFXORFXO,ARFXORFXSD,ARFXORFXT,ARFXORCRAV,ARFXORTCRA,ARFXORORA,ARFXOROFCA,ARFXORROFFX,ARFXORROFFXST,ARFXORNR,ARFXORNRFX,ARFXORCOFX,ARFXORCOG,ARFXORCOO,ARFXORTH", and its data row reads "29/08/2025,1012.00,-1061.00,391.00,506.00,848.00,214.00,1061.00,103876.00,106.00,-9382.00,1959.00,105942.00,65165.00,62278.00,13131.00,28467.00,67914.00".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A4 Foreign Exchange Transactions and Holdings of Official Reserve Assets, CSV, publication date 17 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 351
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A4 Foreign Exchange Transactions and Holdings of Official Reserve Assets, CSV, publication date 17 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 351 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a044c72daa28aebff0c454026c7560773656d6e240b2e44052aadefb18b314c1
FILED

Australia official reserve assets, total in US dollar terms, RBA table A4, 31 August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A4, in its own words, describes the series "Total holdings of official reserve assets", "Gold component of official reserve asset holdings" and "Total holdings of official reserve assets in US dollar terms". Its units line reads "Units,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,$ million,US$ million", its series ID line reads "Series ID,ARFXORFXM,ARFXORFXAG,ARFXORFXO,ARFXORFXSD,ARFXORFXT,ARFXORCRAV,ARFXORTCRA,ARFXORORA,ARFXOROFCA,ARFXORROFFX,ARFXORROFFXST,ARFXORNR,ARFXORNRFX,ARFXORCOFX,ARFXORCOG,ARFXORCOO,ARFXORTH", and its data row reads "31/08/2026,822.00,-861.00,-1243.00,16.00,-1266.00,634.00,-632.00,106019.00,1072.00,-16576.00,11091.00,118181.00,78273.00,63493.00,16349.00,26177.00,75973.00".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A4 Foreign Exchange Transactions and Holdings of Official Reserve Assets, CSV, publication date 17 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 350
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A4 Foreign Exchange Transactions and Holdings of Official Reserve Assets, CSV, publication date 17 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 350 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a312fdd1a408f076f19e4bdd2432f3151de4e964af0d6ca4900614d3692ecbb7
FILED

Australia trimmed mean year-ended inflation, June quarter 2025, RBA table G1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table G1, in its own words, gives the series "Year-ended inflation" (units "Per cent"); "Year-ended trimmed mean inflation – excluding interest charges and tax changes" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GCPIAG,GCPIAGYP,GCPIEITCYP,GCPIXVIYP,GCPITIYP,GCPITXVIYP,GCPINTIYP,GCPINTXDLYP,GCPIOCPMWMYP,GCPIOCPMTMYP" and its data row reads "30/06/2025,98.43,2.1,2.1,2.5,0.2,1.2,3.1,3.1,2.8,2.7".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G1 Consumer Price Inflation, CSV, publication date 30 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 357
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G1 Consumer Price Inflation, CSV, publication date 30 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 357 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a53fe733898d9137dfb4dc08de6c2480fb4ba4646140c10f098aec60ba9f8706
FILED

Australia trimmed mean year-ended inflation, June quarter 2026, RBA table G1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table G1, in its own words, gives the series "Year-ended inflation" (units "Per cent"); "Year-ended trimmed mean inflation – excluding interest charges and tax changes" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GCPIAG,GCPIAGYP,GCPIEITCYP,GCPIXVIYP,GCPITIYP,GCPITXVIYP,GCPINTIYP,GCPINTXDLYP,GCPIOCPMWMYP,GCPIOCPMTMYP" and its data row reads "30/06/2026,102.31,3.9,3.9,4.0,2.4,2.1,4.8,4.8,3.6,3.6".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G1 Consumer Price Inflation, CSV, publication date 30 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 356
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table G1 Consumer Price Inflation, CSV, publication date 30 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 356 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c148880abdf2556ccec560f900eb1b013eecc8308f6903d67ef6859031cac909
FILED

Australia unemployment rate, August 2025, RBA table H5

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table H5, in its own words, gives the series "Unemployment rate" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GLFSLFSA,GLFSPRSA,GLFSEPPSA,GLFSEPFSA,GLFSEPTSA,GLFSEPTSYP,GLFSEPTTYP,GLFSEPTPOP,GLFSUPSA,GLFSURSA" and its data row reads "31/08/2025,15241.4,66.8,4539.6,10058.9,14598.5,1.3,1.4,64.0,642.9,4.2".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table H5 Labour Force, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 361
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table H5 Labour Force, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 361 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:1498c7106020a17fb05970db6199ae42c0a39d7e4a8aae4b62df64c870e8fcb3
FILED

Australia unemployment rate, August 2026, RBA table H5

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table H5, in its own words, gives the series "Unemployment rate" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GLFSLFSA,GLFSPRSA,GLFSEPPSA,GLFSEPFSA,GLFSEPTSA,GLFSEPTSYP,GLFSEPTTYP,GLFSEPTPOP,GLFSUPSA,GLFSURSA" and its data row reads "31/08/2026,15559.5,67.1,4642.6,10193.9,14836.6,1.6,1.6,63.9,722.9,4.6".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table H5 Labour Force, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 360
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table H5 Labour Force, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 360 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6fbc3058daa39154136dd94afb34f12d294ab701cd49247ce5b4f7e78454c5cd
FILED

Australian Government 10-year bond yield, RBA table F2, 23 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F2, in its own words, gives the series "Australian Government 10 year bond" (units "Per cent per annum"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,FCMYGBAG2D,FCMYGBAG3D,FCMYGBAG5D,FCMYGBAG10D" and its data row reads "23-Sep-2026,4.947,4.934,4.965,5.245".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F2 Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – Daily, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 362
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F2 Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – Daily, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 362 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bee0b85de3b75d03fa6d2e432aba6fa19267b438b365eb6f941af8b98b8cb0ea
FILED

Australian Government 10-year bond yield, RBA table F2, 30 September 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F2, in its own words, gives the series "Australian Government 10 year bond" (units "Per cent per annum"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,FCMYGBAG2D,FCMYGBAG3D,FCMYGBAG5D,FCMYGBAG10D" and its data row reads "30-Sep-2025,3.487,3.538,3.722,4.307".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F2 Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – Daily, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 363
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F2 Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – Daily, CSV, publication date 25 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 363 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e077a59058d0b83c7b8f4e5c82029aeaa1d78a0a2cce46ac898f125d31498f2b
FILED

Australian Government 10-year bond yield, month-end, RBA table F2.1, 31 August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F2.1, in its own words, gives the series "Australian Government 10 year bond" (units "Per cent per annum"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,FCMYGBAG2,FCMYGBAG3,FCMYGBAG5,FCMYGBAG10" and its data row reads "31-Aug-2026,4.573,4.554,4.624,5.015".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F2.1 Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – Monthly, CSV, publication date 4 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 364
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F2.1 Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – Monthly, CSV, publication date 4 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 364 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5fb346355951782836f8952a1b7f207e58571866b9988267e2baf1ba56468a53
FILED

Beef and veal weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's table "Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices" ("Per cent"), with weight columns "From 1" "April 2026" and "1 April 2025 - 31" "March 2026", gives the row "Beef and veal" "3.5" "2.5".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 434
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 434 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ff97fd749216039481ad6e767fd5c48baafbdc43d54ea53a137ac0819690e75c
FILED

Block, Inc.

recorded 2026-10-01

Block, Inc., in its own words: "As of 2021, we do not designate a headquarters location as we have adopted a distributed work model."

Namessec.gov ↗
Block, Inc. Form 10-K (fiscal year ended December 31, 2021), 2021-12-31, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 280
SourceBlock, Inc. Form 10-K (fiscal year ended December 31, 2021), 2021-12-31, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 280 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b4c3163c32c3a58d9992f58544bf87c568c16deff8517c3b2988e0717796c9f5
FILED

CSL Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

CSL Limited, in its own words: "fractionating and transforming plasma into a portfolio of innovative PDTs" "a major contributor to the prevention of influenza globally and a transcontinental partner in pandemic preparedness" "operates one of the world's largest and most sophisticated plasma collection networks, with collection centres in the US and Europe"

Namesinvestors.csl.com ↗
CSL 2025 Annual Report, FY2025 (year ended 30 June 2025), read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 274
SourceCSL 2025 Annual Report, FY2025 (year ended 30 June 2025), read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 274 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f12939b622ac08eb20aef5c7a946bacdca5a7ee03090300118ed9ca7dc15998b
FILED

Copi Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Copi Rare Earths Project (NSW) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 237
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 237 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cd2f2204f3ec07ee427395c74700ebf2ccd0d9115f11311bc89291e1d68a5f92
FILED

Donald Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Donald Rare Earths Project (Vic) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 235
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 235 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c51d6e6de7f993b35bae4e1a8b56289c54d7e06c36c45992aafd7ee07ce7167c
FILED

Esmerelda Graphite Mine

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Esmerelda Graphite Mine (Qld) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 236
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 236 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2e33d321141bfce62e2bada857c15744ff69ac161e3bbe2c01e2881ba67799e3
FILED

Foreign claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, immediate risk basis, 30 June 2026, RBA table B13.1.2

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table B13.1.2, in its own words, gives the series "International exposures of the globally consolidated operations of Australian-owned banks and RFCs: Foreign claims: By country: Immediate risk basis: Developed countries: United States", units "$ million". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,BFC5RAD,BFC5RAT,BFC5RBE,BFC5RCA,BFC5RDK,BFC5RFO,BFC5RFI,BFC5RFR,BFC5RDE,BFC5RGR,BFC5RGL,BFC5RIS,BFC5RIE,BFC5RIT,BFC5RJP,BFC5RLI,BFC5RLU,BFC5RNL,BFC5RNZ,BFC5RNO,BFC5RPT,BFC5RSM,BFC5RES,BFC5RSE,BFC5RCH,BFC5RGB,BFC5RUS" and its data row reads "30/06/2026,4.6,946.3,3259.4,22839.0,1208.3,,1223.6,37200.4,14997.1,1392.5,,28.1,8502.3,2624.2,92502.7,19.3,19441.1,8574.1,488527.1,5369.8,169.3,,3247.4,2090.3,7801.4,164756.8,245912.6".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.1.2 Consolidated Exposures – Immediate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 365
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.1.2 Consolidated Exposures – Immediate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 365 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:fe276a2a80edc2497f3b0f46abc8bff3b7516d3261494f096071a2b78cddcd17
FILED

Foreign claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, ultimate risk basis, 30 June 2025, RBA table B13.2.1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table B13.2.1, in its own words, gives the series "International exposures of the globally consolidated operation of Australian–owned banks and RFCs: Foreign claims by country: Ultimate risk basis: Developed countries: United States", units "$ million". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,BFC5RAD,BFC5RAT,BFC5RBE,BFC5RCA,BFC5RDK,BFC5RFO,BFC5RFI,BFC5RFR,BFC5RDE,BFC5RGR,BFC5RGL,BFC5RIS,BFC5RIE,BFC5RIT,BFC5RJP,BFC5RLI,BFC5RLU,BFC5RNL,BFC5RNZ,BFC5RNO,BFC5RPT,BFC5RSM,BFC5RES,BFC5RSE,BFC5RCH,BFC5RGB,BFC5RUS" and its data row reads "30/06/2025,1.3,1043.7,3861.7,34455.5,1258.9,,1693.7,39600.1,21840.4,612.2,,45.4,5877.1,1734.8,95719.3,45.2,9900.8,13033.4,527930.6,4785.2,59.2,,3441.0,2610.1,11361.2,129309.4,253887.7".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.2.1 Consolidated Exposures – Ultimate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 367
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.2.1 Consolidated Exposures – Ultimate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 367 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c139ae97ac40304e2b8c8820d9fbf22ba78b8c773a6466a3bb90e55ade7b60b6
FILED

Foreign claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, ultimate risk basis, 30 June 2026, RBA table B13.2.1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table B13.2.1, in its own words, gives the series "International exposures of the globally consolidated operation of Australian–owned banks and RFCs: Foreign claims by country: Ultimate risk basis: Developed countries: United States", units "$ million". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,BFC5RAD,BFC5RAT,BFC5RBE,BFC5RCA,BFC5RDK,BFC5RFO,BFC5RFI,BFC5RFR,BFC5RDE,BFC5RGR,BFC5RGL,BFC5RIS,BFC5RIE,BFC5RIT,BFC5RJP,BFC5RLI,BFC5RLU,BFC5RNL,BFC5RNZ,BFC5RNO,BFC5RPT,BFC5RSM,BFC5RES,BFC5RSE,BFC5RCH,BFC5RGB,BFC5RUS" and its data row reads "30/06/2026,4.6,1082.5,4162.7,34837.6,1201.3,,1298.8,40562.6,20159.4,1358.1,,77.1,6662.5,1526.0,100106.7,19.3,11858.7,12674.6,488334.5,4898.9,113.5,,3549.9,2260.4,10516.1,137443.2,277576.0".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.2.1 Consolidated Exposures – Ultimate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 366
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.2.1 Consolidated Exposures – Ultimate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 366 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b1aad81e291c10816c588187a1ea037d27328e3b34e1268a2ae83e7ea061ac36
FILED

Global Advanced Metals

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Global Advanced Metals (WA) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 241
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 241 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:97371ddec0586cb8b23d09cced4dc04fb4942925a0a8c5313bc8f6719792db6a
FILED

Gold weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's table "Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices" ("Per cent"), with weight columns "From 1" "April 2026" and "1 April 2025 - 31" "March 2026", gives the row "Gold" "9.8" "6.3".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 433
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 433 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c24e73fc53c9ee34e90d1fbe17abbd7a1d7775f4e30006449cc1a2336b242133
FILED

Goodman Group

recorded 2026-10-01

Goodman Group, in its own words: "OFFICES Allentown Los Angeles New Jersey San Francisco Sao Paulo"

Namesgoodman.com ↗
Goodman Group Annual Report 2025, FY2025 (year ended 30 June 2025), read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 250
SourceGoodman Group Annual Report 2025, FY2025 (year ended 30 June 2025), read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 250 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7a3ef8501f8a949f0ea3ba31d33c71a7c57fb3479a37de78c96115c42fbadc7f
FILED

Goshen Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Goshen Rare Earths Project (Vic) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 240
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 240 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ed797a484793960fdb0f6b044aa7ba9e0d86f9b1c36dba2afde184c47d65ebf2
FILED

Interbank overnight cash rate, RBA table F1, 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F1, in its own words, gives the series "Cash Rate Target" (units "Per cent"); "Interbank Overnight Cash Rate" (units "Per cent"). Its series ID line reads "Series ID,FIRMMCRTD,FIRMMCCRT,FIRMMCRID" and its data row reads "30-Sep-2026,4.60,0.25,4.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F1 Interest Rates and Yields – Money Market – Daily, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 349
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F1 Interest Rates and Yields – Money Market – Daily, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 349 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8fdcaed47cb3760c15fe0b2d8f3ad7f642a7f9ec20547082184a4ddba1c8bf3e
FILED

International assets vis-a-vis the United States of the Australian-located operations of banks and RFCs, 30 June 2026, RBA table B12.1.1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table B12.1.1, in its own words, gives the series "International assets by country of the Australian-located operations of banks and RFCs: Developed countries: United States", units "$ million". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,BIA5RAD,BIA5RAT,BIA5RBE,BIA5RCA,BIA5RDK,BIA5RFO,BIA5RFI,BIA5RFR,BIA5RDE,BIA5RGR,BIA5RGL,BIA5RIS,BIA5RIE,BIA5RIT,BIA5RJP,BIA5RLI,BIA5RLU,BIA5RNL,BIA5RNZ,BIA5RNO,BIA5RPT,BIA5RSM,BIA5RES,BIA5RSE,BIA5RCH,BIA5RGB,BIA5RUS" and its data row reads "30/06/2026,4.6,65.9,1853.5,15538.7,57.1,,334.0,55385.7,7905.4,69.6,,3.6,2621.4,2032.4,67914.5,96.9,5929.6,4191.2,50440.6,1764.6,11.7,,1256.2,-1013.5,7862.5,167427.4,235325.9".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B12.1.1 Assets of Australian-located Operations by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 369
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B12.1.1 Assets of Australian-located Operations by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 369 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:abb5801ebdeefb04f5319e51dadad3e40b389c60525d21d55bffc639d712da9b
FILED

International claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, immediate risk basis, 30 June 2026, RBA table B13.1.1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table B13.1.1, in its own words, gives the series "International exposures of the globally consolidated operations of Australian-owned banks and RFCs: International claims: By country: Immediate risk basis: Developed countries: United States", units "$ million". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,BIC5RAD,BIC5RAT,BIC5RBE,BIC5RCA,BIC5RDK,BIC5RFO,BIC5RFI,BIC5RFR,BIC5RDE,BIC5RGR,BIC5RGL,BIC5RIS,BIC5RIE,BIC5RIT,BIC5RJP,BIC5RLI,BIC5RLU,BIC5RNL,BIC5RNZ,BIC5RNO,BIC5RPT,BIC5RSM,BIC5RES,BIC5RSE,BIC5RCH,BIC5RGB,BIC5RUS" and its data row reads "30/06/2026,4.6,946.3,3259.4,22824.5,1165.6,,1223.6,27515.5,10898.0,1392.5,,28.1,5552.3,2624.2,38271.6,19.3,19441.1,7690.6,16037.0,5369.8,169.3,,3247.4,2090.3,7801.4,93057.6,121230.9".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.1.1 Consolidated Exposures – Immediate Risk Basis – International Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 368
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B13.1.1 Consolidated Exposures – Immediate Risk Basis – International Claims by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 368 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:217ee91e6ec645405c3668b601deda91d427606249ccf455c6a07dbfca0da825
FILED

International liabilities vis-a-vis the United States of the Australian-located operations of banks and RFCs, 30 June 2026, RBA table B12.2.1

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table B12.2.1, in its own words, gives the series "International liabilities by country of the Australian-located operations of banks and RFCs: Developed countries: United States", units "$ million". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,BIL5RAD,BIL5RAT,BIL5RBE,BIL5RCA,BIL5RDK,BIL5RFO,BIL5RFI,BIL5RFR,BIL5RDE,BIL5RGR,BIL5RGL,BIL5RIS,BIL5RIE,BIL5RIT,BIL5RJP,BIL5RLI,BIL5RLU,BIL5RNL,BIL5RNZ,BIL5RNO,BIL5RPT,BIL5RSM,BIL5RES,BIL5RSE,BIL5RCH,BIL5RGB,BIL5RUS" and its data row reads "30/06/2026,27.6,198.7,3728.1,9056.5,670.3,,131.3,45312.7,25049.7,311.6,0.1,3.4,7980.7,3353.5,27188.1,70.5,3148.5,29703.4,28254.7,438.2,130.8,0.0,704.5,452.0,22988.8,356926.3,435683.0".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B12.2.1 Liabilities of Australian-located Operations by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 370
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table B12.2.1 Liabilities of Australian-located Operations by Country (Developed Countries), CSV, publication date 27 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 370 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ffbdf2278431b61f9a942fd29cec9e21c53b8d5aa846cf636d4920b7996e34e6
FILED

Iron ore weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's table "Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices" ("Per cent"), with weight columns "From 1" "April 2026" and "1 April 2025 - 31" "March 2026", gives the row "Iron ore" "30.9" "28.8".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 429
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 429 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5500665e1df4ebe8ea482adcd9ba3e9d74c2e4c6d7e6d166a899cd59023713a3
FILED

Kalgoorlie Nickel Project

recorded 2026-10-01

Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued Letters of Support or Interest of up to $500 million each for Ardea Resources’ Kalgoorlie Nickel Project in Western Australia. The project hosts the largest nickel-cobalt resource in Australia, and one of the largest in the developed world, and was selected as a pilot project for the Australian Government’s Investor Front Door.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 232
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 232 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4bb31d8a81ba38ef8da6df8e5fc881cce55722ec8d7aab7c5e69c47ab84697ff
FILED

La Trobe Magnesium

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists La Trobe Magnesium (Vic) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 238
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 238 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2a30cd9bea70010dd93c274ee6bb5f5a80938d2a7b6ca215c9ff75b7882fe8fe
FILED

Liquefied natural gas weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's table "Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices" ("Per cent"), with weight columns "From 1" "April 2026" and "1 April 2025 - 31" "March 2026", gives the row "LNG" "16.3" "17.8".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 430
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 430 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f150180e102c57ccc0ae6d0835fef0e10c3e26958df3914a7e24d75a6bcb4e39
FILED

Metallurgical coal weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's table "Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices" ("Per cent"), with weight columns "From 1" "April 2026" and "1 April 2025 - 31" "March 2026", gives the row "Metallurgical coal" "11.4" "12.8".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 431
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 431 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:05ed7e094ce95eb1683d4431b8ce8a3349ab8679e1464a12f7fc4410fd260d8f
FILED

Mt Carbine Tungsten Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Mt Carbine Tungsten Project (Qld) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 242
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 242 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:fcc8a0fce948fa2df3ab6a4f9069343a072dc8b4161fe1f021cd77c42a82ba9f
FILED

News Corporation

recorded 2026-10-01

News Corporation, in its own words: "The Company's principal executive offices are located at 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York 10036"

Namessec.gov ↗
News Corporation Form 10-K (fiscal year ended 30 June 2025), fiscal year ended 30 June 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 251
SourceNews Corporation Form 10-K (fiscal year ended 30 June 2025), fiscal year ended 30 June 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 251 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:956a3928e743e7117342e98622fac2dfb465b429e7dd3094550713c997de3b94
FILED

Nolans Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Nolans Rare Earths Project (NT) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 234
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 234 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:be31a51b823783c9d79ce1b80455f5b1a0d8af012437984ed89f1d5a725ca434
FILED

Non monetary gold

recorded 2026-09-22

Between January and April 2025 Australia exported 11.1 billion Australian dollars of non monetary gold to the USA, more than the total exported to the USA over 2021 to 2024 combined. The ABS attributes this to importers in the USA buying ahead of possible tariffs.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 14
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 14 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:12130cefa59b69fcf2bc975977ec1aa63e7ce84a71302f16c6d819955fd17518
FILED

Northern Minerals Heavy Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Northern Minerals Heavy Rare Earths Project (WA) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 239
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 239 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:275980e9e333b370b488d75228e35830bcaf4d42f3b7f4533b04cb7568eace59
FILED

PLS Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

PLS Group produces spodumene concentrate, a lithium ore, at its Pilgangoora Operation in Western Australia. Its June 2026 quarterly report, lodged with the ASX on 30 July 2026, gives FY26 production of 879.5 thousand tonnes, above the top end of guidance, and record June quarter sales of 249.9 thousand tonnes.

Namesannouncements.asx.com.au ↗
PLS Group Limited, June 2026 Quarterly Activities Report, ASX announcement 30 July 2026
filed · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 216
SourcePLS Group Limited, June 2026 Quarterly Activities Report, ASX announcement 30 July 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 216 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0ed54a9e87b59dc7e62b065ac1b68dc10dd0e713efdb6923e736172ea638b5fe
FILED

RBA Cash Rate Target page

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Cash Rate Target page says: "A media release is issued at 2.30" "pm after each Monetary Policy Board meeting, with any change in the cash rate target taking effect the following day."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Cash Rate Target, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 437
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Cash Rate Target, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 437 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0921357b634f3dfe0a8b7db66667f871ed9bafd12d5c1d83a25dc9774f41ca7a
FILED

RBA Index of Commodity Prices, all items, US$ terms, September 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table I2, in its own words, gives the series "Index of commodity prices; All items; A$" and "Index of commodity prices; All items; US$", units "Index, 2024/25=100". Its title line begins "Title,Commodity prices – A$,Commodity prices – SDR,Commodity prices – US$" and its data row reads "30/09/2025,100.0,98.9,101.9".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 354
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 354 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6ed17eeb414c78ce7055d6c20942a663abc4ed5c912a05b7cb5b35ad47b1ab29
FILED

RBA Index of Commodity Prices, all items, US$ terms, September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table I2, in its own words, gives the series "Index of commodity prices; All items; A$" and "Index of commodity prices; All items; US$", units "Index, 2024/25=100". Its title line begins "Title,Commodity prices – A$,Commodity prices – SDR,Commodity prices – US$" and its data row reads "30/09/2026,106.6,114.3,117.4".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 352
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 352 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:de9d3297d6cf460f893a4812003d13651afd1b958519b3dd2c9be37bb097a8a3
FILED

RBA Index of Commodity Prices, bulk commodities, US$ terms, September 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table I2, in its own words, gives the series "Index of commodity prices; Rural component; US$", "Index of commodity prices; Non-rural component – Base metals; US$", "Index of commodity prices; Non-rural component – Bulk commodities (based on export price movements); US$", units "Index, 2024/25=100". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GRCPAIAD,GRCPAISDR,GRCPAIUSD,GRCPRCAD,GRCPRCSDR,GRCPRCUSD,GRCPNRAD,GRCPNRSDR,GRCPNRUSD,GRCPBMAD,GRCPBMSDR,GRCPBMUSD,GRCPBCAD,GRCPBCSDR,GRCPBCUSD" and its data row reads "30/09/2025,100.0,98.9,101.9,114.5,113.2,116.6,98.1,97.0,99.9,103.4,102.3,105.3,95.2,94.1,97.0".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 355
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 355 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7d0609c5e6007d3bee4c18710e920daf2517d37e84a0d6c5a76c556bae0ce7f9
FILED

RBA Index of Commodity Prices, bulk commodities, US$ terms, September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table I2, in its own words, gives the series "Index of commodity prices; Rural component; US$", "Index of commodity prices; Non-rural component – Base metals; US$", "Index of commodity prices; Non-rural component – Bulk commodities (based on export price movements); US$", units "Index, 2024/25=100". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,GRCPAIAD,GRCPAISDR,GRCPAIUSD,GRCPRCAD,GRCPRCSDR,GRCPRCUSD,GRCPNRAD,GRCPNRSDR,GRCPNRUSD,GRCPBMAD,GRCPBMSDR,GRCPBMUSD,GRCPBCAD,GRCPBCSDR,GRCPBCUSD" and its data row reads "30/09/2026,106.6,114.3,117.4,130.0,139.3,143.0,103.5,110.9,113.9,125.4,134.5,138.1,89.5,95.8,98.5".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 353
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table I2 Commodity Prices, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 353 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9864f3c6133a3d66ae3637c752976c3957a66bff58c5221b10d8c70341cf4575
FILED

RBA Index of Commodity Prices, change over the year to September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Index of Commodity Prices release, with release date "1 October 2026", says: "Preliminary estimates for September indicate that the index increased by 1.4 per cent (on a monthly average basis) in SDR terms, after increasing by 0.3 per cent in August." "Over the past year, the index has increased by 15.5 per cent in SDR terms. Increases have been broadly based across the prices of most commodities, with the exception of iron ore, alumina and copper ore prices. The index has increased by 6.6 per cent in Australian dollar terms."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Index of Commodity Prices – September 2026, release date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 428
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Index of Commodity Prices – September 2026, release date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 428 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:470b1edb740ef8677225b651ed249ad48f1d882da7d7e675248d7dd776d2b8b2
FILED

RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 2 April 2020, bids accepted

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A3 (US Dollar Repo Operations), in its own words, has the title line "Title,Operation Date,Value Date,Dealing Intention,Terms,Maturity,Minimum Bid Rates,Bids Accepted,Average Purchase Rate,Cut-off Rates", the units line "Units,Date,Date,$b,Days,Date,Per cent,$b,Per cent,Per cent", and the data row "01-Apr-2020,02-Apr-2020,03-Apr-2020,10,84,26-Jun-2020,0.32,0.600,0.320,0.320".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 372
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 372 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5b5d04e0ddd96916089e269a4dbd438a8e8660e0b04a37a7d0dbc4840a1b859b
FILED

RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 26 March 2020, bids accepted

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A3 (US Dollar Repo Operations), in its own words, has the title line "Title,Operation Date,Value Date,Dealing Intention,Terms,Maturity,Minimum Bid Rates,Bids Accepted,Average Purchase Rate,Cut-off Rates", the units line "Units,Date,Date,$b,Days,Date,Per cent,$b,Per cent,Per cent", and the data row "25-Mar-2020,26-Mar-2020,27-Mar-2020,10,84,19-Jun-2020,0.34,0.050,0.340,0.340".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 371
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 371 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f5e21035e97d0d90b9c320e5d0077a87e8c8c1bd09c5e645763c4fc5982dbf77
FILED

RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 30 April 2020, bids accepted

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A3 (US Dollar Repo Operations), in its own words, has the title line "Title,Operation Date,Value Date,Dealing Intention,Terms,Maturity,Minimum Bid Rates,Bids Accepted,Average Purchase Rate,Cut-off Rates", the units line "Units,Date,Date,$b,Days,Date,Per cent,$b,Per cent,Per cent", and the data row "29-Apr-2020,30-Apr-2020,01-May-2020,10,84,24-Jul-2020,0.30,0.020,0.300,0.300".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 374
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 374 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:279c90304ab690790ed9b477d4936efe430122b7e4087d5d4b313c09a2c1f2c1
FILED

RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 9 April 2020, bids accepted

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A3 (US Dollar Repo Operations), in its own words, has the title line "Title,Operation Date,Value Date,Dealing Intention,Terms,Maturity,Minimum Bid Rates,Bids Accepted,Average Purchase Rate,Cut-off Rates", the units line "Units,Date,Date,$b,Days,Date,Per cent,$b,Per cent,Per cent", and the data row "08-Apr-2020,09-Apr-2020,14-Apr-2020,10,84,07-Jul-2020,0.33,0.500,0.330,0.330".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 373
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A3 Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo Operations, CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 373 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6ac892da1daac0026a6ce2e4d4a473ba17afd337db64d22b2c6f20c9c71627b8
FILED

RBA benchmark foreign currency portfolio, US dollar allocation, June 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's International Market Operations page, in its table "Table 1: The Benchmark Portfolio"'s "Position in Foreign Currency" "(June 2026)", gives in the "USD" column a "Currency allocation" "(% of total)" of "45", against "EUR" "30".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, International Market Operations (Reserves Management), page dated 1 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 425
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, International Market Operations (Reserves Management), page dated 1 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 425 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:69406a790de303d84e4874a7cfd2e25693d9d6a693b9751f9b6e57c92f9a858b
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 13 August 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "13-Aug-2025,-0.25,3.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 344
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 344 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:89cbe05832708800919802a76e091920e0390c55d2339a8fd925c19b88c9429c
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 18 March 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "18-Mar-2026,+0.25,4.10".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 346
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 346 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:73f60d8588d3dededec1bea1db65e0e3809dc1ed372c0f96a04e820814c30d5c
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 19 February 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "19-Feb-2025,-0.25,4.10".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 342
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 342 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e72b00a39458282b5259835a8e7cde959eb4ddcaeab92913e82e52ad1a079e0d
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 21 May 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "21-May-2025,-0.25,3.85".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 343
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 343 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f2d124f9eac65cc9335ccf7134b59559f683bf7ecd7bd436abb476ca951e35bc
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "30-Sep-2026,+0.25,4.60".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 348
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 348 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9325832331554182f2f0b15f9fb05316d37f0dc1568740fb8d72a73fab66200e
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 4 February 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "04-Feb-2026,+0.25,3.85".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 345
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 345 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5f9203f964c6619b74c21cc521f96c2a10ebfd9282ae6442fcc1e14637c83164
FILED

RBA cash rate target, effective 6 May 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table A2, in its own words, describes its first columns as "Description,Change in Cash Rate Target (in percentage points),The Cash Rate Target As Announced" with units "Units,Per cent,Per cent", and records the row "06-May-2026,+0.25,4.35".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 347
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table A2 Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered Rates, CSV, publication date 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 347 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7283c2c768cfbf2860f9669ab413751745c7ba432fe826d5786e465e7d0695c5
FILED

RBA gold holdings, 30 June 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's International Market Operations page says: "As at 30 June 2026, the Reserve Bank"'s "gold holdings amount to 80" "tonnes."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, International Market Operations (Reserves Management), page dated 1 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 427
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, International Market Operations (Reserves Management), page dated 1 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 427 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f26a3aa8c94f3203b489072ad8cfd20e2dfaa9c5899748c07bb2743e79cbe85f
FILED

RBA statistical table F11.1, Exchange Rates

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Exchange Rate Definitions and Sources page says: "Since 1 July 2008, the rate shown for the US dollar is the WM/Reuters Australian Dollar Fix at 4.00 pm (Sydney) on the day concerned, sourced from page AUDFIX on Thomson Reuters and rounded to four decimals." It adds: "Rates shown for most other currencies are calculated by crossing the rate for the US dollar with the Reserve Bank"'s "observations of mid-points of buying and selling rates quoted around the same time."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Exchange Rate Definitions and Sources, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 436
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Exchange Rate Definitions and Sources, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 436 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:60374f0b16ac4ac3af18f7cefeab69ab88ee8030119b05c65439d10a4dcbc0d1
FILED

REA Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

REA Group Limited, in its own words: "REA Group also holds a 20% shareholding in Move, Inc., operator of realtor.com in the US"

Namesannouncements.asx.com.au ↗
REA Group ASX Announcement / AGM Address (9 October 2025), 9 October 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 252
SourceREA Group ASX Announcement / AGM Address (9 October 2025), 9 October 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 252 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c6c307ce208cf7083d46aff857ceb65f83b51aedacada672301a89b2b344aefa
FILED

ResMed Inc.

recorded 2026-10-01

ResMed Inc., in its own words: "Devices in total accounted for approximately 52%, 54%, and 52% of our net revenues in fiscal years 2024, 2023, and 2022, respectively." "Our main manufacturing facilities for ResMed-branded products are located in Tuas, Singapore; Sydney, Australia; Chatsworth, California; Johor Bahru, Malaysia; and Atlanta, Georgia."

Namessec.gov ↗
ResMed Inc. Form 10-K (fiscal year ended June 30, 2024), 2024-06-30, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 275
SourceResMed Inc. Form 10-K (fiscal year ended June 30, 2024), 2024-06-30, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 275 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0eafca6d8d3dfde76f579998cf61feb1cf32680a1a5c188cab31313c81a7e186
FILED

Rio Tinto Group

recorded 2026-10-01

Rio Tinto Group, in its own words: "On 31 July, the US Government announced Section 232 tariffs on copper, which did not cover cathode."

Namessec.gov ↗
Rio Tinto, third quarter 2025 operations review, exhibit to Form 6-K, SEC EDGAR, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 305
SourceRio Tinto, third quarter 2025 operations review, exhibit to Form 6-K, SEC EDGAR, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 305 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:68d2819ff13321905b12b884d08c114b03b877bd27a568fc8eb305d7ffe98441
FILED

Section 232 Annex I-C rate, 25 percent, 8 June 2026 to 31 December 2027, Proclamation 11032

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, which modifies the product lists of Proclamation 11021, in its own words: "(2) Effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on June 8, 2026, until 11:59 p.m. eastern standard time on December 31, 2027, the applicable additional ad valorem rate of duty imposed pursuant to section 232 under Proclamation 9704, as amended, and Proclamation 9705, as amended, for all aluminum and steel articles listed in Annex I-C to this proclamation shall be: (a) 25 percent, unless a lower rate of duty applies pursuant to clause (2)(b), (2)(c), or (2)(d) of this proclamation" and "a product's metal content shall be deemed composed entirely of aluminum that was smelted and cast in the United States, of steel that was melted and poured in the United States, or of copper that was smelted and cast in the United States, if such aluminum, steel, and copper account for at least 85 percent of weight of the aluminum, steel, and copper of the product."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, Further Adjusting the Tariff Regimes for Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-11314, 4 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 302
SourceProclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, Further Adjusting the Tariff Regimes for Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-11314, 4 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 302 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8199e21af582625d9a9fcfed12071b4a8385076c991c32cc795db3797951c485
FILED

Section 232 copper tariff, 50 percent, from 1 August 2025, Proclamation 10962

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, in its own words: "(1) Except as otherwise provided in this proclamation, all imports of semi-finished copper products and intensive copper derivative products, as set forth in the Annex to this proclamation, shall be subject to a 50 percent tariff. This tariff shall be effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on August 1, 2025, and shall continue in effect, unless such action is expressly reduced, modified, or terminated."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, Adjusting Imports of Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-14893, 5 August 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 301
SourceProclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, Adjusting Imports of Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-14893, 5 August 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 301 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:06d2582fa3a846b71bbf8f7f79f05b5e168f89de1c875e54eba82a360f0c72a5
FILED

Section 232 full-value metals tariff, 50 percent

recorded 2026-10-01

From 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on 6 April 2026 the Section 232 duties on aluminium, steel and copper articles and their derivatives apply to the full customs value of the imported product, regardless of metal content. The rate is 50 percent for all aluminium and steel articles, most copper articles and the derivatives in Annex I-A, and 25 percent for the copper articles and derivatives in Annex I-B, with 10 percent where the metal was smelted and cast, or melted and poured, in the United States. Proclamation 11021 was signed on 2 April 2026.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 11021 of 2 April 2026, Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-06960, 9 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 244
SourceProclamation 11021 of 2 April 2026, Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-06960, 9 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 244 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b3a646d04cc54465fe9d7d5e239c0fd9410b65e7ef65b3a807b5d224b7d3d4ee
FILED

Section 232 half rate for approved primary aluminium onshoring plans, Proclamation 11045

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 11045 of 20 July 2026, in its own words: "(c) If the Secretary approves a company's onshoring plan, the Secretary shall allow the company to annually import primary aluminum of a quantity that corresponds to the U.S. production facility's reasonably anticipated annual output of primary aluminum when the onshoring project is completed, at half the section 232 rate of duty otherwise in effect."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 11045 of 20 July 2026, Further Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-14990, 23 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 303
SourceProclamation 11045 of 20 July 2026, Further Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-14990, 23 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 303 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e927cade958a403f86a1607e79e27b38d720bca40c36c6020b9a18581b2fab18
FILED

Section 232 steel tariff on Australia from 12 March 2025, Proclamation 10896

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, in its own words: "Thus, I have determined that steel articles imports from these countries threaten to impair the national security, and I have decided that it is necessary to terminate these arrangements as of March 12, 2025. As of that date, all imports of steel articles and derivative steel articles from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, EU countries, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, and the United Kingdom shall be subject to the additional ad valorem tariff proclaimed in Proclamation 9705 with respect to steel articles and Proclamation 9980 with respect to derivative steel articles."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, Adjusting Imports of Steel Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-02833, 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 300
SourceProclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, Adjusting Imports of Steel Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-02833, 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 300 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f2ccddbc67f6f69213fd82352d6d47f0ee49b22555736a00c6a345a219e1bca2
FILED

Section 301 exemption for Section 232 articles

recorded 2026-09-24

Articles already subject to tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 are exempt from this Section 301 action, along with informational materials, donations and accompanied baggage. The exemptions in Annexes I and II cover raw materials whose taxation could leave domestic supply unavailable, products that could cause economy wide disruption, products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantity or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained elsewhere, and products for which the tariff would not contribute substantially to changing the practice complained of.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 105
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 105 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7b2b9f5dfc8f82a4dc70290f76d889a339d0442df67d266f08976ecc90dc1973
FILED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

Australia received the higher of the two rates. The notice sets 10 percent where an economy imposes a forced labour import prohibition, has committed to impose and enforce one through an Agreement on Reciprocal Trade, or has imposed a partial regime preventing importation of certain forced labour goods, and 12.5 percent for every other economy. Australia falls in the second group.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 103
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 103 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2ac605a540eaaf202dabdc27bc84c4fbb4bb4a18f976f85ee3c733b5dcd040cd
FILED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

The United States Trade Representative determined to impose 12.5 percent tariffs on products of Australia, except as provided in Annex I and Annex II Part A of the notice. The additional duty applies to products entered for consumption on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 24 July 2026, with goods already loaded and in transit before that moment exempt if entered before 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 28 July 2026.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 101
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 101 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d26ca1601e4cc2fa32b2c8077e3b15cc86bbaf2cef887854c7d25f72e9b5a296
FILED

Thermal coal weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's table "Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices" ("Per cent"), with weight columns "From 1" "April 2026" and "1 April 2025 - 31" "March 2026", gives the row "Thermal coal" "8.5" "11.4".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 432
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, release date 1 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 432 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4a750c7f35e8903292bd19135cadd4f9ad6147a809ff2a43aeafea71c49ca349
FILED

Tronox Rare Earths Refinery Project

recorded 2026-10-01

Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued coordinated Letters of Support or Interest of up to around $424 million each, a combined total of around $849 million, for the Tronox Holdings Rare Earths Refinery Project. The project has operations in Western Australia and the United States and will use Tronox’s existing mining and processing capabilities to produce mixed rare earth carbonate containing both light and heavy rare earth elements.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 231
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 231 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:47532116e6fa8ac7a1e92b8aba2e825da60ea58f0baf329840bd30bb17fc3a92
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-10-02

United States goods imports from Australia totalled US$29.0 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 2 October 2026 · record 438
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed2 October 2026
Accepted2 October 2026, by KXCO operator
Recordnumber 438 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7ba6e23d9ee7d4bd0140292354d2ee81f078c8e1ba9f9c2cd5cb265d63e817c4
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States goods exports to Australia totalled US$33.7 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 93
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 93 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:63a2e68104e96a9e3f0bb6314c202d88f8bdee71c6835c3ef5e486e25113e882
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

In the seven months to July 2026 US goods exports to Australia were 21,670.3 million dollars and imports 10,407.5 million, a surplus of 11,262.8 million.

US Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 10
SourceUS Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 10 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8a99c1f833dedbe6a3a58e54d122aacfc00e5f63fe6959e28176eb2c5df86b70
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US Census records goods imports from Australia of 16,639.2 million dollars in 2024 and 28,953.3 million dollars in 2025, against exports of 34,585.6 million and 33,706.0 million.

US Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 9
SourceUS Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 9 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:688c487302b37b7ade33d46e7fb4bd800779a6e95f19173cd7e13c78daa59f3e
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

The US goods surplus with Australia fell 73.5 percent to 4.8 billion dollars in 2025.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 6
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 6 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c14522e068149edc51e7a09053206bd9e060734f5f4f4b7fc37977e8fe92cbdd
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US goods imports from Australia were 29.0 billion dollars in 2025, up 74.0 percent on 2024.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 5
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 5 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0d20600a0619d692a543808e0d85396e49977e0366369d2653c197e60fedf1c7
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US goods exports to Australia were 33.7 billion dollars in 2025, down 2.5 percent on 2024.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 4
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 4 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:353a8668dd10ceb8d626c4ac857cdcee30c0814643e3d7465c2564ec78e692fd
FILED

US Australia investment

recorded 2026-09-22

Australian investment in the United States stood at A$1.64 trillion in 2025.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Australia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 98
SourceAustralia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 98 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b61abe2c34061976a8352c72595cc148426bfb5cf213314501b3e9612e8edd61
FILED

US Australia investment

recorded 2026-09-22

United States investment in Australia stood at A$1.36 trillion in 2025.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Australia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 97
SourceAustralia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 97 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a713326d4c6e77fc35b9c562f29582868786bdf538d0c69c447798749125216e
FILED

US Australia services trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States services imports from Australia totalled US$12.3 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 96
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 96 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3b3d78f22e4fd50ed9d91b52577c4dcba5db47a7736a850bef3af3c4d39d1c36
FILED

US Australia services trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States services exports to Australia totalled US$27.0 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 95
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 95 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:76160e508b4c59118a4839dae9ac144d4bf610f6c7849227de4a7ea4708ece55
FILED

US Australia services trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US services exports to Australia were 27.0 billion dollars in 2025 and services imports 12.3 billion, a services surplus of 14.7 billion.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 7
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 7 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6635e45faf4b39c16c5c948e4779ba72767d05b1e14281870086a0f114d24454
FILED

US Australia two way trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States goods and services trade with Australia totalled an estimated US$102.0 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 92
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 92 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d3965ffe68d9b7c11a118e1cfb6602c973d411243c4e1d4f084e5eeb97035993
FILED

US arms sales to Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The largest notification since then is for missiles. Up to 450 AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missiles and related items, estimated at 3.16 billion US dollars, were notified to Congress on 23 January 2026 under transmittal 26-03.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Federal Register document 2026-05140, Arms Sales Notification, transmittal 26-03, published 17 March 2026, read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 130
SourceFederal Register document 2026-05140, Arms Sales Notification, transmittal 26-03, published 17 March 2026, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 130 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7bcafe4ff81de900e9bf3cfe1e5b708198cc28efda1d09d9a9706c2bc08b1f84
FILED

US arms sales to Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

Seven US arms sales to Australia were notified to Congress in calendar 2025, with estimated values totalling 4.50 billion US dollars: F/A-18F and EA-18G sustainment 2.0 billion (16 June), AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles 1.04 billion (9 April), 48 HIMARS launchers 705 million (30 September), MC-55A upgrade 404 million (6 August), decoy flares 165 million (18 March), 161 Javelin command launch units 97.3 million (19 August) and 54 GMLRS rounds 91.2 million (10 March).

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Federal Register, Defense Security Cooperation Agency arms sales notifications naming the Government of Australia, transmittals 24-127, 25-09, 25-10, 25-39, 25-50, 25-41 and 25-88, read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 129
SourceFederal Register, Defense Security Cooperation Agency arms sales notifications naming the Government of Australia, transmittals 24-127, 25-09, 25-10, 25-39, 25-50, 25-41 and 25-88, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 129 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:47e11fc703a40ab1e659d89d505d9cf48de43085408e4b98988e7452ccf6d87b
FILED

US dollar major currency trade-weighted index (Federal Reserve Board), RBA table F12, 31 August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F12, in its own words, gives the series "US dollar trade-weighted index", described as "US dollar major currency trade-weighted index", units "Index, March 1973 = 100", with the source line "Source,Refinitiv,Refinitiv,Refinitiv,Refinitiv,Refinitiv,Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System". Its series ID line reads "Series ID,FUSXRE,FUSXRJY,FUSXRUKPS,FUSXRCD,FUSXRSF,FUSXRTWI" and its data row reads "31-Aug-2026,0.8627,159.8400,0.7382,1.3894,0.8093,94.7000".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F12 US Dollar Exchange Rates (Monthly), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 336
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F12 US Dollar Exchange Rates (Monthly), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 336 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a21208d3fc9f385d11a15f1500b87398ec6c761e41a93703c4a5b664be4f002b
FILED

US dollar weight in the Australian dollar TWI, from 7 January 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's release headed "Weights for the TWI" says: "New weights for the Australian dollar TWI will apply from 7 January 2026." Its table "Weights in the Trade-weighted Index" ("Per cent"), with columns "From 7" "January 2026" and "10" "January 2025" to "6" "January 2026", gives the row "United States dollar" "13.4420" "11.2760", and the text says the US dollar "remains the second-ranked currency in the TWI."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the TWI – 2025, release date 6 January 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 435
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Weights for the TWI – 2025, release date 6 January 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 435 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a96516034d23952c271e8c824cf0dd5ccbb7584f76ef8ba22da2844428f1f563
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

NASA pays an Australian government agency to run its deep space tracking station. Contract 80NM0018C0002, operation and maintenance of the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex, is held by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, with a total award value of 154.3 million US dollars. CSIRO received 24.4 million in fiscal year 2025 obligations.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 123
SourceUSAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 123 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b34cfd7d5baa94960d970714508dc6855e54cfc431242ee64bb767e1463aba3b
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The largest US contracts performed in Australia are military construction at Australian air bases. The US Navy awarded SLSCO Ltd contract N6274225C1308 for an aircraft parking apron at RAAF Base Darwin, total award value 387.1 million US dollars, and obligated 327.3 million to SLSCO in fiscal year 2025. At RAAF Base Tindal the Navy awarded NOVA NACAP, a joint venture, a bomber apron worth 129.6 million under N6274224C1302 and jet fuel storage tanks worth 82.4 million under N6274222C1314.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 122
SourceUSAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 122 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3d70c6ba40bbe7432e2906a06e37f29c015aa5b1ebc059303c7b06a907634bf9
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

By agency, the Department of Defense obligated 589.2 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal year 2025, the Social Security Administration 236.4 million, the Department of Veterans Affairs 164.6 million and NASA 23.3 million. The Social Security money is direct payments, benefits paid to people living in Australia, not purchases.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 121
SourceUSAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 121 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:91a1573185e4c9d86d19d835c60315c949ac1999770385e30bf7209e597fa963
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

US federal agencies obligated 1,047.0 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal year 2025, the year to 30 September 2025. Contracts were 751.1 million, direct payments 236.9 million, grants 51.5 million and other awards 7.5 million. These are obligations, money committed, not money paid out in the year.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 120
SourceUSAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 120 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5260a6aa377d26e31805622556003783814803cd14d6d1cfccc2642121bdda3b
FILED

USD/EUR, RBA table F12 month-end, 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F12, in its own words, gives the series "US dollar against the euro", described as "Euros per US dollar" and typed "Original, month-end", with the source line "Source,Refinitiv". Its title line begins "Title,US dollar against the euro" and its data row reads "30-Sep-2026,0.8814".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F12 US Dollar Exchange Rates (Monthly), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 334
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F12 US Dollar Exchange Rates (Monthly), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 334 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:814ab39d3f839b1c187a0391a8ebb43adccdb35981859326b584e94ae73ee3fa
FILED

USD/JPY, RBA table F12 month-end, 30 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

RBA statistical table F12, in its own words, gives the series "US dollar against the Japanese yen", described as "Japanese yen per US dollar" and typed "Original, month-end", with the source line "Source,Refinitiv,Refinitiv". Its title line begins "Title,US dollar against the euro,US dollar against the Japanese yen" and its data row reads "30-Sep-2026,0.8814,156.9000".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F12 US Dollar Exchange Rates (Monthly), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 335
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statistical Table F12 US Dollar Exchange Rates (Monthly), CSV, publication date 1 October 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 335 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:1955faae918940ef72cc8fdeed8e42fb26f68bf38aebcd8bb1390ce29965075d
FILED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's International Market Operations page says: "Investments within the benchmark currencies are limited to deposits at official institutions (such as central banks) and debt instruments issued (or guaranteed) by sovereign, quasi-sovereign and supranational entities. Sovereign credit exposures are limited to the United States, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, China and South Korea."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, International Market Operations (Reserves Management), page dated 1 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 426
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, International Market Operations (Reserves Management), page dated 1 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 426 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3fd59bd61b4a0891c37453f0c580960280aea8c92fbcb20a43e431b4127b8748
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-10-01

Within 6 months of agreeing the framework, Australia and the United States have each taken measures to provide at least USD 1 billion in financing to key critical minerals projects, the two governments said after the inaugural Mining, Minerals and Metals Investment Ministerial in Tokyo on 14 March 2026. They established the Critical Minerals Supply Security Response Group, led by senior representatives of the US Department of Energy and the Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources, and committed to cooperation between Australia’s Critical Minerals Facility and Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve and the US Export-Import Bank and Project Vault.

Namesindustry.gov.au ↗
Department of Industry, Science and Resources, communique, Australia and United States advance cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths supply chains, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 243
SourceDepartment of Industry, Science and Resources, communique, Australia and United States advance cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths supply chains, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 243 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b144062adf3155c36da128934d8255b80fa7a2b42f5873c376aa0d431569d9bd
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-10-01

Australia and the United States are delivering more than $5 billion to back Australian critical minerals projects under the Critical Minerals Framework signed by Prime Minister Albanese and President Trump, according to the joint release of the Trade and Resources Ministers of 13 April 2026. Resources Minister Madeleine King and US Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum agreed the priority projects. Export Finance Australia is providing funding support alongside the US Export-Import Bank. The release prints its dollar figures without a currency mark.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 230
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 230 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4e58d6402fc0aca5c38206b96f5a2ee3f022befbdd719539700b4cf20b566e8a
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-28

The United States-Australia critical minerals framework, signed on 20 October 2025, states that the participants intend to support the supply of raw and processed critical minerals and rare earths crucial to the commercial and defense industries. Rare earths are named in it. No company is.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
The White House, United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths, 20 October 2025, read 28 September 2026
filed · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 217
SourceThe White House, United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths, 20 October 2025, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 217 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:91df46eb65a951b98851901e9337aff099b1a522707b5e94f6e53e9264203211
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-26

Australia and the United States signed the United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths on 20 October 2025.

Namesindustry.gov.au ↗
Australia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources
filed · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 147
SourceAustralia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 147 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c5fee62c8b28f02842530b61d7de23ddc3fbe71d99ee4b5b6f11f4ef82b77550
FILED

Woodside Energy Group Ltd

recorded 2026-10-01

Woodside Energy Group Ltd, in its own words: "Our resilient and diversified portfolio of oil, gas and new energy projects includes Louisiana LNG and Beaumont New Ammonia." "Woodside is one of the largest oil and gas producers in the Gulf of America, where we are actively expanding production and exploring."

Nameswoodside.com ↗
Full steam ahead for Woodside Louisiana LNG (Media Release), 15 September 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 254
SourceFull steam ahead for Woodside Louisiana LNG (Media Release), 15 September 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 254 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bdd098e13a3f7a61d1e1093da9925e802bfededa9d1e62717b6cc062a3be27ec
REPORTED

100 percent pharmaceutical Section 232 tariff

recorded 2026-10-01

The United States is Australia’s biggest pharmaceutical export market, worth around A$2.1 billion in 2024, and 87 per cent of those exports are blood plasma products, mainly from CSL, which are exempt from the incoming 100 percent tariff. CSL has said it expects most of its products to be exempt.

Namestheconversation.com ↗
The Conversation, Why Australia is right to put affordable medicine ahead of beating US pharmaceutical tariffs, 8 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 247
SourceThe Conversation, Why Australia is right to put affordable medicine ahead of beating US pharmaceutical tariffs, 8 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 247 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ddda852564753f7f31975fc51e2489fcc14181b0f60e3788725154904e0ef644
REPORTED

Amcor plc

recorded 2026-10-01

Amcor plc, as packagingdive.com describes it: "Beginning in 2027, we will initiate the migration and consolidation of select corporate functions to a new U.S. headquarters in Miami, Florida, aligning resources more closely with our operating footprint,"

Namespackagingdive.com ↗
Amcor to open Miami headquarters, 6 May 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 262
SourceAmcor to open Miami headquarters, 6 May 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 262 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a9b668e288589ff607c7f8b57fe48fad74f9d76c398b5f29b0259bc7f1d0835f
REPORTED

Australian beef exports to the United States

recorded 2026-10-01

For the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026 the United States was Australia’s largest beef export market, at 493,000 tonnes, and its largest lamb and goatmeat market, Beef Central reported on 24 July 2026. Australian beef was excluded from the new 12.5 percent tariff, and the exemptions on beef, copper, gold and pharmaceuticals cover 70 per cent of total Australian exports to the US.

Namesbeefcentral.com ↗
Beef Central, Aussie beef excluded from latest 12.5pc US tariff hike, 24 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 246
SourceBeef Central, Aussie beef excluded from latest 12.5pc US tariff hike, 24 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 246 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6d911750c34193af8ffedfa594d9380cb92e8d3e72b7e27b60be9731fcf53266
REPORTED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

At the same fixing it bought 0.5310 British pounds, 4.7118 yuan and 1.2401 New Zealand dollars, and the trade-weighted index stood at 65.2.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 220
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 220 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:85bfc224977bff3e0de4e388de5ebdf75d14285eeeb7d419750d5f8baa0d31b4
REPORTED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

At the Reserve Bank of Australia's 4pm fixing on 25 September 2026, one Australian dollar bought 0.7019 US dollars, 0.6170 euros and 111.08 yen.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 219
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 219 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:56ce7cd6b20840ec54dad5cc0d06db49809147433533e0f49015ed5950b86b6f
REPORTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

The total commitment is 3 billion US dollars. ABC News reported on 11 December 2025 that Australia is providing 3 billion US dollars, 4.5 billion Australian dollars, to the US to help boost its shipbuilding capacity.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Hegseth praises Australia for stepping up as Marles insists AUKUS is on track, 11 December 2025
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 127
SourceABC News, Hegseth praises Australia for stepping up as Marles insists AUKUS is on track, 11 December 2025 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 127 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7d63733c4ddf61837c6fd80eec2e9c3cda82a6a417a703d102c392fee8cd5e9f
REPORTED

Australian non-monetary gold exports, July 2026

recorded 2026-09-24

The gold that drove the 2025 surge is going back out. Australian non-monetary gold exports fell 1,888 million Australian dollars, or 26.1 per cent, in July 2026, and non-monetary gold imports fell 746 million, or 31.1 per cent. Total goods exports fell 1,576 million and imports 1,157 million in the month, taking the seasonally adjusted goods balance down 418 million. These gold components are not seasonally adjusted.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
Australian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade in Goods July 2026, released 3 September 2026, read 24 September 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 112
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade in Goods July 2026, released 3 September 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 112 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e6bd261ab483655514ee462619b711826a3d060d2f972944a45a5d8278614359
REPORTED

Australian services exports to the USA, 2025

recorded 2026-09-24

On services the United States is the larger partner in both directions. The Australian Bureau of Statistics puts Australian services exports to the United States at 19,385 million Australian dollars in 2025, 13.6 per cent of all Australian services exports and the second largest partner, and services imports from the United States at 45,995 million, up 4,871 million or 11.8 per cent, 25.6 per cent of all Australian services imports and the largest partner.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
Australian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade Supplementary Information Calendar Year 2025, released 30 April 2026, read 24 September 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 111
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade Supplementary Information Calendar Year 2025, released 30 April 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 111 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6d41ad470b607577d334c47061341c78c4321c540323bed52b046df76e4ef33e
REPORTED

CSL Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

CSL Limited, as Biotech Dispatch reports it: "CSL's US plasma therapies are derived entirely from US-sourced plasma."

Namesbiotechdispatch.com.au ↗
Biotech Dispatch, CSL navigates new US pharmaceutical tariff plan and expects limited impact, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 307
SourceBiotech Dispatch, CSL navigates new US pharmaceutical tariff plan and expects limited impact, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 307 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:61935d046f742d5b8bdee4cbaad32079202e40568f024d63ad960ec42cf137fe
REPORTED

Exchange rate

recorded 2026-09-25

One Australian dollar bought 0.645 US dollars on average across 2025, over 250 trading days, with a low of 0.598 and a high of 0.671. It bought 0.6915 on 30 June 2026 and 0.7111 on 18 September 2026, the latest in the series.

Namesfred.stlouisfed.org ↗
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, H.10 foreign exchange rates, US dollars per Australian dollar, series DEXUSAL via FRED, read 25 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 133
SourceBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, H.10 foreign exchange rates, US dollars per Australian dollar, series DEXUSAL via FRED, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 133 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a1e41b02488c123c9a1c1b471b9ca8cba4641b7b73d3fe1858182676359ced36
REPORTED

ING

recorded 2026-09-28

ING forecasts the Australian dollar at 0.74 US dollars twelve months out, which is about September 2027, from 0.72 spot when it published on 7 September 2026. It quotes the euro at 1.61 Australian dollars both at spot and twelve months out, so it expects no change against the euro.

Namesthink.ing.com ↗
ING THINK, FX Talking forecast table, 7 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 225
SourceING THINK, FX Talking forecast table, 7 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 225 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a04431acbb8571871f6f08a1bc67a3658714b037dbb571a4103c504708144145
REPORTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Lynas describes itself as the world’s only commercial producer of separated light and heavy rare earth oxides outside China, mining at Mt Weld in Western Australia and processing at its Kuantan facility in Malaysia.

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
Lynas Rare Earths, About us, company website, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 248
SourceLynas Rare Earths, About us, company website, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 248 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e14057d2a2a0f2c2f12e0ad87a0b46f9f28ec9ad9ae74a161fefdfe758f7aa09
REPORTED

MUFG Bank

recorded 2026-09-28

MUFG forecasts the Australian dollar at 0.73 US dollars in the first quarter of 2027 and 0.74 in the second, from 0.72 at the end of 2026.

Namesmufgresearch.com ↗
MUFG Research, FX forecasts, updated 1 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 224
SourceMUFG Research, FX forecasts, updated 1 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 224 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:30ea86b9446a23772b1e64972653e13001da0aeb6239c3acc674e1e77ef0850d
REPORTED

PLS Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

PLS Group Limited, as en.wikipedia.org describes it: "PLS' Pilgangoora Operation produces spodumene and tantalite concentrates."

Namesen.wikipedia.org ↗
PLS (company) - Wikipedia, last revised 16 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 260
SourcePLS (company) - Wikipedia, last revised 16 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 260 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8d55091a7f457732a1436f779be5cb2887dec64da9b92f9882c3eef632206b9b
REPORTED

Price elasticity

recorded 2026-09-22

The Armington elasticity literature carries documented publication bias, so a median taken from published estimates is not a neutral central value.

Journal of International Economics, estimating the Armington elasticity, the importance of study design and publication bias
reported · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 17
SourceJournal of International Economics, estimating the Armington elasticity, the importance of study design and publication bias open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 17 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:078ef467c1bee0d203c2d63d465769780a29d383b93eeb5a4f2a9caedcdfd19e
REPORTED

QBE Insurance Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

QBE Insurance Group Limited, as en.wikipedia.org describes it: "Headquartered in New York, with offices throughout the United States, North America's insurance portfolio consists of four major divisions"

Namesen.wikipedia.org ↗
QBE Insurance - Wikipedia, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 272
SourceQBE Insurance - Wikipedia, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 272 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:50489e10b2a47a4d35a6372af57bd8d7c724f7fde68748b570b576a1cab78e0d
REPORTED

Section 301 exemption for beef, gold and copper

recorded 2026-09-24

Australia's three largest goods exports to the United States are outside the tariff. The Trade Minister, Don Farrell, named beef, gold and copper as tariff free on the day the duty took effect.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 106
SourceABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 106 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bb4c09018aa5a826ba143a77ab08bcdefad08f0fa4aeb678f2df24724d335c09
REPORTED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-26

Imports from Australia became subject to a 12.5 percent United States Section 301 tariff from 24 July 2026, subject to specified product exemptions.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Latest on US tariffs and trade measures, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026
reported · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 154
SourceLatest on US tariffs and trade measures, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 154 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bfafde4c9bc1c55e9394a4f0d7b4e4df6224c70d63c0766d12e25a56fb7feadf
REPORTED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

Australia disputes the measure rather than accepting it. The Trade Minister, Don Farrell, said the imposition of higher tariffs on Australia is unjustified and that Australia will continue to lobby the United States Trade Representative to remove all tariffs on Australian goods. The Deputy Prime Minister, Richard Marles, said the decision made no sense. In June a spokesperson for the Trade Minister said tariffs would be unjustified and inconsistent with the Australia United States Free Trade Agreement, and that Australia has robust, comprehensive and world leading legislation on forced labour and modern slavery.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Australia faces proposed US tariff over forced labour crackdown, 3 June 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 107
SourceABC News, Australia faces proposed US tariff over forced labour crackdown, 3 June 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 107 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d62906b66b6b1e43de2b62ba92a03b3cd7377da109088d66c23235473a7daa04
REPORTED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

The 12.5 percent duty is not stacked on the temporary tariff, it replaced it. A temporary 10 per cent tariff lapsed at the same moment the Section 301 duty took effect, so Australia's rate rose by 2.5 percentage points rather than to 22.5 percent.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 104
SourceABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 104 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:624518a2deb2394707d9d2820f678afb0c8ed6761ba93baf7557a9c55167338e
REPORTED

South32 Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

South32 Limited, as en.wikipedia.org describes it: "The company is a producer of bauxite, alumina, aluminium, metallurgical coal, manganese, nickel, copper, molybdenum, gold, silver, lead and zinc."

Namesen.wikipedia.org ↗
South32, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 288
SourceSouth32, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 288 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:de525160d8f86ad7e20733d39ff859c2194837ad19b649e0f16b38bfc5928cf7
REPORTED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-27

Machinery, including mining equipment, accounted for approximately US$8.4 billion of the approximately US$33.7 billion of United States exports to Australia in 2025.

Namestrade.gov ↗
US Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, Australia Country Commercial Guide, Mining and Critical Minerals, published 26 May 2026, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026, read 27 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 156
SourceUS Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, Australia Country Commercial Guide, Mining and Critical Minerals, published 26 May 2026, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026, read 27 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed27 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 156 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7eeffbf443ccf724582433f2845b77583f5ecdaaf2d2bafb1cf8918e97576b76
REPORTED

US arms sales to Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

A notification is a ceiling, not a payment. The 4.50 billion US dollars notified in 2025 is the maximum estimated value of proposed sales delivered over years. What actually arrived in 2025 shows in the goods figures: Australia imported 1,684 million Australian dollars of arms and ammunition from the United States in 2025.

Namesdata.api.abs.gov.au ↗
Australian Bureau of Statistics, Merchandise Imports by Commodity (SITC), Country and State, SITC 891 from the United States, 2025 months summed, read 25 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 131
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Merchandise Imports by Commodity (SITC), Country and State, SITC 891 from the United States, 2025 months summed, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 131 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:19f5b1d73c9bb1ee13bb5a3880e727b2fd576ffc4099414b8688b7cfa0c8dac4
REPORTED

US goods imports from Australia, January to July 2026

recorded 2026-09-24

United States goods imports from Australia in the seven months to July 2026 ran at 10,407.5 million dollars, against 28,953.3 million dollars for the whole of 2025. The monthly series is 1,740.6 in January, 1,299.0 in February, 1,431.2 in March, 1,359.1 in April, 1,339.3 in May, 1,521.0 in June and 1,717.3 in July. Exports the other way were 21,670.3 million over the same seven months, leaving a United States surplus of 11,262.8 million.

Namescensus.gov ↗
United States Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 24 September 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 108
SourceUnited States Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 108 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0ec31027bc55c262cf213de5d38502ebeb1ca5e9383529380cf0a598089e6c03
REPORTED

Wesfarmers Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Wesfarmers Limited, as Yahoo Finance reports its management: "Clearly tariffs can be inflationary and can inhibit economic growth."

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance, Australia's Wesfarmers sees tariff inflation, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 309
SourceYahoo Finance, Australia's Wesfarmers sees tariff inflation, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 309 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ce1a927578f28ce7896dd94d1edde06e6c5a4de87a219ab2cc9ec5e69ee1a5d7
REPORTED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

For December 2027 Westpac forecasts one Australian dollar at 112 yen, 0.60 euros, 0.53 British pounds, 1.11 New Zealand dollars and 4.67 yuan. The largest move it expects is against the New Zealand dollar, down from 1.2053 when the forecasts were made.

Nameslibrary.westpaciq.com.au ↗
Westpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 223
SourceWestpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 223 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:af06bb0f1876b2e8fe955d03289ad14f8354fbcb31ffedb6df77765455715030
REPORTED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

Westpac forecasts the Australian dollar at 0.72 US dollars in March 2027, 0.73 in June, 0.73 in September and 0.73 in December 2027, from 0.6942 when the forecasts were made on 10 July 2026.

Nameslibrary.westpaciq.com.au ↗
Westpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 222
SourceWestpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 222 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6e900593aa287a39249a0f73730210c40be1e8229547317a1680344f0156e11b
COMPILED

ANZ Group Holdings Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, ANZ Group Holdings Limited (ASX: ANZ) was priced at A$38.35, a market value of about A$115.5 billion, number 7 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.57 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$36.56 in a range of A$32.00 to A$41.00. It traded at 15.0 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.4 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ANZ.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 164
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ANZ.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 164 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e1e688c9b7f197b6a4778a7b9efc3d046884ad45311abc180d0d013e6f223332
COMPILED

APA Group

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, APA Group (ASX: APA) was priced at A$10.69, a market value of about A$14.2 billion, number 41 on the ASX by market value. 11 analysts give a mean 12-month price target of A$9.77 in a range of A$8.50 to A$11.10. The source gives no consensus rating for it. It traded at 39.7 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 5.5 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for APA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 214
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for APA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 214 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:941b350fed25f11e82c1196c4bed5ff87317161fa6d96c269d5701a70affcf91
COMPILED

ASX Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, ASX Limited (ASX: ASX) was priced at A$57.69, a market value of about A$11.4 billion, number 48 on the ASX by market value. 12 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 3.08 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$59.20 in a range of A$52.00 to A$67.00. It traded at 21.8 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.7 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ASX.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 205
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ASX.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 205 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cb9b580ccabddbf2a9d6954e96d13b2b4e98b6641ad30d660a7d9b00480f0d4f
COMPILED

Amcor plc

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Amcor plc (ASX: AMC) was priced at A$60.47, a market value of about A$28.0 billion, number 24 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.13 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$71.81 in a range of A$58.42 to A$85.65. It traded at 9.9 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 6.2 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for AMC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 181
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for AMC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 181 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:98d46b796c0d270252b02dd41533b0dacf81d2798717f30103e578724732271c
COMPILED

Aristocrat Leisure Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Aristocrat Leisure Limited (ASX: ALL) was priced at A$58.56, a market value of about A$34.8 billion, number 19 on the ASX by market value. 16 analysts give a consensus of strong buy, a mean score of 1.41 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$66.45 in a range of A$61.00 to A$76.00. It traded at 20.2 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.7 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ALL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 176
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ALL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 176 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:04c59f1f41e6399ffe64b10c847f2bbc754c31097751788b9a5cfb9731dd9ab2
COMPILED

BHP Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, BHP Group Limited (ASX: BHP) was priced at A$60.35, a market value of about A$306.8 billion, number 1 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.82 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$60.27 in a range of A$43.01 to A$68.68. It traded at 16.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.0 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BHP.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 158
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BHP.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 158 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:35dfdf9cfeb6d580f51d3f88f9bc1837479c0f10fe3458b4bdff558d499196bf
COMPILED

Block, Inc.

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Block, Inc. (ASX: XYZ) was priced at A$108.01, a market value of about A$64.9 billion, number 11 on the ASX by market value. 4 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.57 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$161.22 in a range of A$106.61 to A$256.38. It traded at 14.7 times forward earnings.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for XYZ.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 168
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for XYZ.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 168 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3bf61f3881efb4e24ca0324ffbe96c3335b1f3f08bacf414f4b7966c88bdd7c7
COMPILED

BlueScope Steel Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, BlueScope Steel Limited (ASX: BSL) was priced at A$30.23, a market value of about A$13.2 billion, number 44 on the ASX by market value. 13 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.23 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$35.14 in a range of A$26.00 to A$40.00. It traded at 12.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.3 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BSL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 201
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BSL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 201 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cdb074c75171e6b1ec51e87cc64f8531027fc5bfc39bdd58f434b5177fc6a16a
COMPILED

Brambles Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Brambles Limited (ASX: BXB) was priced at A$18.88, a market value of about A$25.1 billion, number 27 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.21 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$21.80 in a range of A$18.64 to A$26.36. It traded at 16.0 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.5 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BXB.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 184
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BXB.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 184 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7fdce5b0e7c3c4e7a36736bbcbf4090a111da06589b8a4ba52dab86ee6738e87
COMPILED

CSL Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, CSL Limited (ASX: CSL) was priced at A$179.61, a market value of about A$86.2 billion, number 9 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.12 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$179.79 in a range of A$135.09 to A$216.27. It traded at 19.2 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.3 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CSL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 166
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CSL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 166 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:da682c110e407f6af5fcbc18537936bfaf1c0e9c541a74479e5f4a2994bd4bc3
COMPILED

Coles Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Coles Group Limited (ASX: COL) was priced at A$23.18, a market value of about A$31.2 billion, number 22 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.47 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$24.16 in a range of A$16.50 to A$26.50. It traded at 21.6 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.2 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for COL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 179
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for COL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 179 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5f89eff381ac29c50471c1224f7161dc57cff73f14c9b124e6218d08818144fd
COMPILED

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Commonwealth Bank of Australia (ASX: CBA) was priced at A$151.59, a market value of about A$253.4 billion, number 3 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of sell, a mean score of 4.79 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$125.64 in a range of A$90.00 to A$144.99. It traded at 22.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.4 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CBA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 160
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CBA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 160 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:571d11089234fa5a15fd2eb062e6a70931be7e804d6808be989a82b8f61024e1
COMPILED

Computershare Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Computershare Limited (ASX: CPU) was priced at A$40.60, a market value of about A$23.5 billion, number 29 on the ASX by market value. 10 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 3.00 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$40.43 in a range of A$31.18 to A$44.69. It traded at 17.6 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.2 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CPU.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 186
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CPU.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 186 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:1334d29c9622abfbf7cb8ba1b6fed2bf6afe3e1821cad9e30f2b8ee3700809fe
COMPILED

Evolution Mining Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Evolution Mining Limited (ASX: EVN) was priced at A$13.66, a market value of about A$27.9 billion, number 25 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.65 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$13.54 in a range of A$4.80 to A$18.00. It traded at 12.9 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.1 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for EVN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 182
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for EVN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 182 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3afab117445454077fa2534795777ed305f55f883081403f718bf1e7d0c65faa
COMPILED

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited (ASX: FPH) was priced at A$36.66, a market value of about A$21.6 billion, number 31 on the ASX by market value. 8 analysts give a mean 12-month price target of A$37.03 in a range of A$24.70 to A$43.74. The source gives no consensus rating for it. It traded at 41.7 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.2 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for FPH.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 213
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for FPH.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 213 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d0f3540d639c5b9e2e0480b1709356ede45778611fb8e0f531878d16ee5a1045
COMPILED

Fortescue Ltd

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Fortescue Ltd (ASX: FMG) was priced at A$16.34, a market value of about A$50.3 billion, number 15 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 3.24 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$17.50 in a range of A$15.19 to A$22.30. It traded at 14.6 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 6.6 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for FMG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 172
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for FMG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 172 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5951dbdf6ba6057b575e9e6f12e5ff97e7bdf269fecb1c74091fc361dcb0df43
COMPILED

Goodman Group

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Goodman Group (ASX: GMG) was priced at A$26.45, a market value of about A$54.3 billion, number 13 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a mean 12-month price target of A$34.47 in a range of A$27.65 to A$40.00. The source gives no consensus rating for it. It traded at 16.6 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.1 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for GMG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 209
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for GMG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 209 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9e238ef01ba982ea7b57917830d8d07048bf0b90f8813441af3791825e7b8b33
COMPILED

Insurance Australia Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Insurance Australia Group Limited (ASX: IAG) was priced at A$7.84, a market value of about A$18.3 billion, number 36 on the ASX by market value. 9 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.44 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$8.16 in a range of A$6.80 to A$9.25. It traded at 15.8 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.1 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for IAG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 193
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for IAG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 193 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2799ffd0dc28d3612ce5ed488521dac7f43646d49f658ccc010b74264b24ad38
COMPILED

James Hardie Industries plc

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, James Hardie Industries plc (ASX: JHX) was priced at A$36.94, a market value of about A$21.4 billion, number 32 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.75 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$45.34 in a range of A$34.53 to A$50.92. It traded at 16.5 times forward earnings.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for JHX.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 189
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for JHX.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 189 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:934f8544e9599cc1cf98dcf0aaf8034d1b8622f6d30d8de4ec520324b02cbaf3
COMPILED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Lynas Rare Earths Limited (ASX: LYC) was priced at A$14.02, a market value of about A$14.1 billion, number 42 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.36 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$17.93 in a range of A$9.50 to A$22.50. It traded at 17.0 times forward earnings.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for LYC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 199
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for LYC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 199 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8f88282a18fa143a203d3a52bca89c85d1542a47d649659d870488bfc3e88517
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Macquarie Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Macquarie Group Limited (ASX: MQG) was priced at A$244.23, a market value of about A$93.1 billion, number 8 on the ASX by market value. 13 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.15 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$240.03 in a range of A$205.00 to A$270.00. It traded at 19.9 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.4 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for MQG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 165
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for MQG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 165 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:068b467c0fc3e3e3328e690c5d2fbcd68d0c006462bb6ce37464199077bcd773
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Medibank Private Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Medibank Private Limited (ASX: MPL) was priced at A$4.54, a market value of about A$12.5 billion, number 46 on the ASX by market value. 9 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.78 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$5.00 in a range of A$4.65 to A$5.20. It traded at 16.9 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.2 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for MPL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 203
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for MPL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 203 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6c4e510213d2752d85cf5d896d40ece57fff0f66ea23c5055c4da33d969dd944
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National Australia Bank Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, National Australia Bank Limited (ASX: NAB) was priced at A$39.05, a market value of about A$119.6 billion, number 5 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.86 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$38.60 in a range of A$29.00 to A$48.50. It traded at 16.0 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.4 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NAB.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 162
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NAB.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 162 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3bef8f18d11bb6a6bc11684a207bf8c2fc9dd81cff5f3b334c3b4470a56cf5f5
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Newmont Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Newmont Corporation (ASX: NEM) was priced at A$169.01, a market value of about A$178.1 billion, number 4 on the ASX by market value. 11 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.73 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$188.33 in a range of A$97.00 to A$216.00. It traded at 11.4 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 0.8 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NEM.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 161
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NEM.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 161 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:088f4fa9951dff16ba35cf07695b060b71f9cb09e7602a52d897cd4bb41f1636
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News Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, News Corporation (ASX: NWS) was priced at A$45.30, a market value of about A$24.4 billion, number 28 on the ASX by market value. 7 analysts give a mean 12-month price target of A$55.12 in a range of A$45.07 to A$67.60. The source gives no consensus rating for it. It traded at 20.2 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 0.6 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NWS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 212
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NWS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 212 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:553de2f06b3921ab8156ccb796d3a65ddefbf2b753d778142131d97787aa24ec
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Northern Star Resources Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Northern Star Resources Limited (ASX: NST) was priced at A$23.93, a market value of about A$34.1 billion, number 21 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.60 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$24.51 in a range of A$14.20 to A$34.00. It traded at 10.8 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.5 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NST.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 178
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NST.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 178 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3236fcd24abb9f9d3a56ffca997db499efcce9e225dce717e0dd4421fd47e59b
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Orica Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Orica Limited (ASX: ORI) was priced at A$23.25, a market value of about A$10.8 billion, number 49 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of strong buy, a mean score of 1.40 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$25.87 in a range of A$21.00 to A$28.00. It traded at 16.9 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.7 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ORI.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 206
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ORI.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 206 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f4a0196fbc00607325d1d09568a89549788a2c99de6eb80a028daf30ee58bff8
COMPILED

Origin Energy Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Origin Energy Limited (ASX: ORG) was priced at A$10.82, a market value of about A$18.6 billion, number 35 on the ASX by market value. 11 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.45 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$12.05 in a range of A$10.30 to A$13.25. It traded at 18.1 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 5.5 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ORG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 192
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ORG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 192 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:64ebd4cb61e6b32a146a63759f7af13ab46e5c777b40eb2a40ce642cc946661b
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PLS Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, PLS Group Limited (ASX: PLS) was priced at A$3.83, a market value of about A$12.3 billion, number 47 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.50 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$5.15 in a range of A$3.10 to A$6.70. It traded at 16.4 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.3 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 204
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 204 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3e1c6a278485ffd2ac471e7311200684aa1cb49c13ec2667cdb3afc323059106
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Price elasticity

recorded 2026-09-22

No statistical agency publishes a bilateral price elasticity for US Australia trade. What exists is Armington substitution elasticities from the academic literature, which sit in a range of 2.5 to 5.1 with a median of 3.8 and are not specific to this country pair.

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compiled · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 16
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Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 16 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b19dba20d937bf3800bf57122226e2ccb4e579527dfe5491fdd7442266b7d9a2
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Pro Medicus Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Pro Medicus Limited (ASX: PME) was priced at A$160.39, a market value of about A$16.8 billion, number 39 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.13 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$202.47 in a range of A$60.00 to A$250.00. It traded at 70.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 0.4 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PME.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 196
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PME.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 196 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:af8b63fced552d7b3906d0d7160ca76f4821718db70fc37081592ad73f7f02c7
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QBE Insurance Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, QBE Insurance Group Limited (ASX: QBE) was priced at A$23.16, a market value of about A$34.6 billion, number 20 on the ASX by market value. 10 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.70 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$24.07 in a range of A$17.00 to A$27.70. It traded at 11.8 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.8 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for QBE.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 177
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for QBE.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 177 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d33f34c2541e8fb4c44b3ecfc4e25379eef5253494701c1c5860bb92f40a0144
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Qantas Airways Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Qantas Airways Limited (ASX: QAN) was priced at A$8.96, a market value of about A$13.6 billion, number 43 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.59 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$11.53 in a range of A$10.00 to A$12.80. It traded at 7.0 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.4 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for QAN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 200
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for QAN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 200 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7303e2f6d71dde131d5f2d5d641116e7859f1275eff64d3f6befe9de70354b30
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REA Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, REA Group Limited (ASX: REA) was priced at A$147.97, a market value of about A$19.4 billion, number 34 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.47 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$193.96 in a range of A$130.00 to A$253.00. It traded at 22.5 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.3 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for REA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 191
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for REA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 191 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6f221d34f201c43ad5e31dafcd16a99c0e964b00b78e0231a59b575a3ab60a6e
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Ramsay Health Care Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Ramsay Health Care Limited (ASX: RHC) was priced at A$55.22, a market value of about A$12.7 billion, number 45 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.73 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$51.93 in a range of A$41.90 to A$66.00. It traded at 26.4 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.8 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RHC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 202
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RHC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
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Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 202 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:811b5f1aa18aaf3896c08b9646919a2bd4a357a7051804ad13f02568ec2f8de6
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ResMed Inc.

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, ResMed Inc. (ASX: RMD) was priced at A$31.58, a market value of about A$45.6 billion, number 17 on the ASX by market value. 13 analysts give a consensus of strong buy, a mean score of 1.46 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$40.49 in a range of A$33.88 to A$47.53. It traded at 16.6 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.2 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RMD.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 174
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RMD.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 174 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5b4494fca3e69e577b5cac2b86574d7dfd547330a82745bf3dd5bfcb8acd0e9b
COMPILED

Rio Tinto Group

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Rio Tinto Group (ASX: RIO) was priced at A$162.91, a market value of about A$264.8 billion, number 2 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.80 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$172.22 in a range of A$127.45 to A$210.77. It traded at 13.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.0 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RIO.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 159
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RIO.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 159 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:87810cc3bdb2fd96bed62e81a1ccc096e35567fd3d351fb3376af03b2e4958a2
COMPILED

SGH Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, SGH Limited (ASX: SGH) was priced at A$36.03, a market value of about A$14.6 billion, number 40 on the ASX by market value. 12 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.75 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$48.02 in a range of A$43.00 to A$58.00. It traded at 13.5 times forward earnings.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SGH.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 197
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SGH.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 197 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b20077072fbc2307c1edb3a256ec4079a9265e72ff684016086ce0d6433507ae
COMPILED

Santos Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Santos Limited (ASX: STO) was priced at A$8.58, a market value of about A$27.9 billion, number 26 on the ASX by market value. 13 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.54 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$9.31 in a range of A$8.01 to A$11.21. It traded at 12.1 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.6 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for STO.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 183
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for STO.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 183 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:36eeb7ba657044c491526f3295ea97ecde1275eaed9c742a2226b3f8fb6c695b
COMPILED

Scentre Group

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Scentre Group (ASX: SCG) was priced at A$3.40, a market value of about A$17.8 billion, number 38 on the ASX by market value. 12 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.25 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$4.03 in a range of A$3.49 to A$4.50. It traded at 13.5 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 5.5 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SCG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 195
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SCG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 195 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:82ef5bfd791d09f9c1de48f41d06a5e55543fd638009151e85e42e477011f392
COMPILED

Sigma Healthcare Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Sigma Healthcare Limited (ASX: SIG) was priced at A$2.56, a market value of about A$29.4 billion, number 23 on the ASX by market value. 16 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.75 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$3.20 in a range of A$2.60 to A$3.80. It traded at 28.7 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.6 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SIG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 180
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SIG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 180 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a662df04f569de3be6b109ca67e956f9f448b12f382fefeb85855adfb526bb98
COMPILED

South32 Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, South32 Limited (ASX: S32) was priced at A$4.91, a market value of about A$22.0 billion, number 30 on the ASX by market value. 12 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.31 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$5.13 in a range of A$4.08 to A$6.16. It traded at 15.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.6 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for S32.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 187
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for S32.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 187 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:84cecfc1417febd403c0d707bc9a9973db3d2f0e98e42e8f8d7eed95127f882d
COMPILED

Suncorp Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Suncorp Group Limited (ASX: SUN) was priced at A$18.96, a market value of about A$20.1 billion, number 33 on the ASX by market value. 11 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.82 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$19.76 in a range of A$16.50 to A$21.50. It traded at 15.2 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.7 percent.

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Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SUN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 190
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SUN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 190 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:fe7c39bef5b5623f116932ef2ebce4e03ea7004f1682dae1d12c3713166cf704
COMPILED

Telstra Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Telstra Group Limited (ASX: TLS) was priced at A$4.77, a market value of about A$53.1 billion, number 14 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a mean 12-month price target of A$5.01 in a range of A$4.20 to A$5.50. The source gives no consensus rating for it. It traded at 20.9 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.4 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for TLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 210
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for TLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 210 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:49437d2afd2fcacb83e0fc1b330140eed5e755c2459c7712beaf5674da0d63a5
COMPILED

Transurban Group

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Transurban Group (ASX: TCL) was priced at A$13.02, a market value of about A$40.6 billion, number 18 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 3.36 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$13.78 in a range of A$12.53 to A$14.70. It traded at 69.4 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 5.4 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for TCL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 175
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for TCL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 175 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:dde97def9aa2721f8e8325f80573b2d6ced3159d17e563808749288c7b3d6b3f
COMPILED

Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company Limited (ASX: SOL) was priced at A$47.15, a market value of about A$17.9 billion, number 37 on the ASX by market value. Only 2 analysts cover it. Their consensus is hold, a mean score of 3.50 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$40.17 in a range of A$38.50 to A$41.85. It traded at 24.7 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.4 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SOL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 194
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SOL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 194 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:427c2a380ba82e104c2f0f485cf84db700db00d87744d3e860418c2c20493cba
COMPILED

Wesfarmers Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Wesfarmers Limited (ASX: WES) was priced at A$73.64, a market value of about A$83.6 billion, number 10 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 3.50 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$76.17 in a range of A$58.00 to A$89.00. It traded at 25.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 3.0 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WES.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 167
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WES.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 167 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2fc3f0cbeb83de2f3a4d41ce28d8839a94648fbd0c2e02374638f167822eefdf
COMPILED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Westpac Banking Corporation (ASX: WBC) was priced at A$34.89, a market value of about A$119.1 billion, number 6 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of underperform, a mean score of 3.86 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$33.54 in a range of A$30.00 to A$45.00. It traded at 16.3 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 4.5 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WBC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 163
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WBC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 163 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8647f568cb6fde957be1f548c06aa94fe87830191a194cd1280a6000caf49e56
COMPILED

WiseTech Global Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, WiseTech Global Limited (ASX: WTC) was priced at A$31.79, a market value of about A$10.7 billion, number 50 on the ASX by market value. 16 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 1.75 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$59.92 in a range of A$36.32 to A$102.04. It traded at 17.2 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 0.7 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WTC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 207
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WTC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 207 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bf9628ec8570c8749eebb95081237b38e4bcdc9a36db08450553e6b96a1ae284
COMPILED

Woodside Energy Group Ltd

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX: WDS) was priced at A$31.77, a market value of about A$60.4 billion, number 12 on the ASX by market value. 13 analysts give a consensus of hold, a mean score of 2.85 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$34.17 in a range of A$25.72 to A$45.17. It traded at 12.8 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 5.1 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WDS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 169
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WDS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 169 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:782534ea90a6fbbf61be0cd399c0d64d97916befe206abcb99b45abc26807796
COMPILED

Woolworths Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Woolworths Group Limited (ASX: WOW) was priced at A$38.47, a market value of about A$47.0 billion, number 16 on the ASX by market value. 15 analysts give a mean 12-month price target of A$39.32 in a range of A$31.50 to A$43.50. The source gives no consensus rating for it. It traded at 23.7 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 2.5 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WOW.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 211
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WOW.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 211 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3da70b59a7f0b3809061a82adc5536ed7418a62aa37eb53bb6c9ed646fe06ad4
INFERRED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

The three banks whose current forecasts are public all expect the Australian dollar to be a little higher against the US dollar in 2027 than the 0.7019 it fixed at on 25 September 2026: Westpac 0.73 for December 2027, MUFG 0.74 for mid 2027, ING 0.74 for about September 2027. That is a rise of 4 to 5 percent. Against the other majors, Westpac, the only one of the three to forecast them all, sees little change except a weaker Australian dollar against the New Zealand dollar, and ING likewise sees no change against the euro. CommBank, NAB and ANZ publish forecasts to their clients, but no current 2027 table from them was found in public when this was compiled, so they are not included.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, comparison of the Westpac, MUFG and ING forecasts above with the RBA 4pm rate of 25 September 2026
inferred · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 226
SourceKXCO research, comparison of the Westpac, MUFG and ING forecasts above with the RBA 4pm rate of 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 226 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2ad9f6f19ac26c2ad6f2f51b361c6ff3e662f41a0dfb997bf3247dae9810e2d6
INFERRED

Australian exports to the USA, 2025, ABS basis

recorded 2026-09-24

The 59.9 billion Australian dollar figure covers goods and services together, not merchandise alone, and the room can show it. Subtracting the reported rise of 18.9 billion puts the 2024 level at 41.0 billion, while this record already holds Australian merchandise exports to the USA of 23.8 billion Australian dollars for 2024. The gap of about 17 billion is the services trade, which the same release puts at 19,385 million for 2025. Read as goods alone the figure would overstate Australian merchandise exports to the United States by roughly 19 billion Australian dollars.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, arithmetic on Australian Bureau of Statistics calendar 2025 figures against the 2024 merchandise figure already in this record, 24 September 2026
inferred · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 110
SourceKXCO research, arithmetic on Australian Bureau of Statistics calendar 2025 figures against the 2024 merchandise figure already in this record, 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 110 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a104af90d18fbbeb93317b890a5cee6ca1521502e0db933d06dd2e1bb6a4ec99
INFERRED

Australian exports to the USA, 2025, ABS basis

recorded 2026-09-24

The two statistical systems do not tell the same story about 2025. The Australian Bureau of Statistics records the United States as Australia's third largest export partner at 59.9 billion Australian dollars, up 18.9 billion or 46.1 per cent on 2024. The United States Census Bureau records United States goods imports from Australia of 28,953.3 million United States dollars for the same year. The two cannot be reconciled from the published headlines alone: they are in different currencies, they do not cover the same set of transactions, and neither headline states its valuation basis.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, Australian Bureau of Statistics and United States Census Bureau headline figures for calendar 2025 compared 24 September 2026
inferred · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 109
SourceKXCO research, Australian Bureau of Statistics and United States Census Bureau headline figures for calendar 2025 compared 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 109 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:22f5c00a581b0ccbda7ce0c204bdb1f92e3b20e2f1dffc94c2972596dfdb735e
INFERRED

Fifty largest ASX companies, 28 Sep 2026

recorded 2026-09-28

These are the fifty largest companies on the ASX by market value at 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, ranked from one snapshot of one source so the figures compare. That is not the same list as the S&P/ASX 50, which ranks on free float and liquidity: at this snapshot APA, BlueScope, Ramsay Health Care, Pilbara Minerals, ASX Limited, Orica and WiseTech are in the top fifty by value but not in the index as last published, and CAR Group, JB Hi-Fi, Stockland, Xero, Mineral Resources and NEXTDC are the reverse. For companies listed on more than one exchange the market value is the whole company's. Analyst targets are 12-month forecasts and move more slowly than prices, so a large gap between the two can mean the targets have not caught up rather than that the shares are cheap.

KXCO research, ranking of 98 candidate ASX companies by market value from Yahoo Finance at 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, compared with the S&P/ASX 50 constituent list and the September 2026 rebalance
inferred · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 208
SourceKXCO research, ranking of 98 candidate ASX companies by market value from Yahoo Finance at 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, compared with the S&P/ASX 50 constituent list and the September 2026 rebalance open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 208 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a250b5d7bf336f830e9af193c3ae9fd0a2a00c764eb502932821daeaa928e497
INFERRED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

In Australian dollars, the 1,047.0 million US dollars of US federal obligations in Australia in fiscal 2025 is about 1,623 million, converted at the 2025 average of 0.645 US dollars per Australian dollar. The fiscal year and the calendar year differ by three months, so the conversion is approximate.

Namessource named, no address
KXCO research, conversion of the USAspending fiscal 2025 total at the 2025 average Federal Reserve H.10 rate, 25 September 2026
inferred · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 134
SourceKXCO research, conversion of the USAspending fiscal 2025 total at the 2025 average Federal Reserve H.10 rate, 25 September 2026
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 134 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:980a631ac34d86588fb347faf3214617d78dcd03df25bb52fadf7f3b6023cf7e
INFERRED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-28

Lithium falls under the same framework, but only by reading two documents together. The framework covers critical minerals without listing them, and Australia's Critical Minerals List, as Geoscience Australia publishes it at 20 February 2024, names lithium among the 31 commodities the Australian Government considers critical. The framework itself does not name lithium.

Namesga.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, the framework text read with Geoscience Australia's critical minerals page, 28 September 2026
inferred · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 218
SourceKXCO research, the framework text read with Geoscience Australia's critical minerals page, 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 218 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a386901bde169aa00382f9f17ea1a612dcb0511da53fd82050c973874e4d633f
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

ANZ Group Holdings Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

ANZ Group Holdings Limited, in its own words: "ANZ's New York office was opened in December 1968 and today operates as a branch of Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited."

Namesanz.com ↗
Corporate & institutional banking in the United States of America | ANZ, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 270
SourceCorporate & institutional banking in the United States of America | ANZ, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 270 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:1d604425bd112be79bccff511538928e305ae4750af29db9121dbefe9b14a21f
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Amcor plc

recorded 2026-10-01

Amcor plc, in its own words: "We are a global leader in packaging solutions for consumer and healthcare products."

Namesamcor.com ↗
About us | Global Innovators for Packaging Solutions | Amcor, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 261
SourceAbout us | Global Innovators for Packaging Solutions | Amcor, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 261 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:00bcc76aa83047a9098d622f3991afeb1aaedbea34d78026aabeb7d7f7c81fef
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Aristocrat Leisure Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Aristocrat Leisure Limited, in its own words: "electronic gaming machines, casino management systems, free-to-play mobile games and online real money games" "Aristocrat secures an operating license for Nevada, home to Las Vegas"

Namesaristocrat.com ↗
About Aristocrat, a global top gaming companies | Aristocrat, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 281
SourceAbout Aristocrat, a global top gaming companies | Aristocrat, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 281 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:dd0c59b95e227a818d5d7870551fcfe6d31a730fa3eb936ddf0bf024c6dc4f47
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Financial Conditions chapter) says: "The Australian dollar TWI has depreciated 1.2 per cent since the May" ... "underpinned by a narrowing in yield differentials" ... "Rising government bond yields internationally" ... "particularly in the United States" ... "and a decline in Australian monetary policy expectations have contributed to a narrowing of Australia" ... "interest rate differentials with other advanced economies."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 419
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 419 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ac0decb66b8d4d8ba82188e1c432f519d911481ac46e316a6a81f04bb8530e4e
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

The same White House fact sheet lists Australian defence purchases from US companies: 1.2 billion US dollars of Anduril unmanned underwater vehicles, delivery of the first Apache helicopters under a separate 2.6 billion dollar deal, and 2 billion dollars in US companies for integrated air and missile defence. It also says the two governments intend to invest more than 3 billion dollars together in critical mineral projects within six months.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
The White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 128
SourceThe White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 128 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f6dc68ed6338220df146d49ddd27141ba07e9313cb545845b9457bcaae695d85
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

By December 2025 the second payment was due. The AUSMIN 2025 joint fact sheet says Australia will soon deliver the next one billion dollar payment, bringing its contribution to the US submarine industrial base to 2 billion US dollars so far.

Namesglobalsecurity.org ↗
Joint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 126
SourceJoint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 126 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f8a540dc45c0636181268bdaa289cf017a87420e5bdda9073f4f75c2b58a9c95
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

Australia pays the US government directly to expand American submarine building. The White House fact sheet of 20 October 2025 says Australia had contributed 1 billion US dollars to the US Government to expand and modernise the US submarine industrial base, with another 1 billion by the end of the year.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
The White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 125
SourceThe White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 125 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:031d45aec15a96709a64476f6de763d3fc40d8507d2325df65b7c0d311673eac
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

BHP Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

BHP Group Limited, in its own words: "Our portfolio in the United States includes interests in copper exploration activities and closed site remediation."

Namesbhp.com ↗
United States | BHP, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 284
SourceUnited States | BHP, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 284 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9b201d637705bc231154ff12286b8ae8a23063756461cd3e19f5613dadec7fba
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

BHP Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

BHP Group Limited, in its own words: "From iron ore and steelmaking coal to make steel for infrastructure and urbanisation, copper enabling electrification and the energy transition, to potash supporting food security and more sustainable farming, our products help meet the world's growing needs."

Namesbhp.com ↗
What we do | BHP, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 283
SourceWhat we do | BHP, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 283 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5c54283f6592d7e8df2b88c6cd162c94d41f81c06fb8483f468755a1769da8b1
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

BlueScope Steel Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

BlueScope Steel Limited, in its own words on 10 February 2025, the day Proclamation 10896 was signed: "We are aware of media reports this morning that President Trump has said he will announce tariffs on steel and aluminium imported to the US." "BlueScope has been investing in the United States for 30 years." "BlueScope is now the fifth largest steel producer in the US, employing 4,000 American workers."

Namesbluescope.com ↗
BlueScope, Response to US steel tariffs, 10 February 2025, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 304
SourceBlueScope, Response to US steel tariffs, 10 February 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 304 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:30aaf70199fba29ee37d3cfacec2ed8de4335e8e67580999981eb140680af297
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

BlueScope Steel Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

BlueScope Steel Limited, in its own words: "North Star BlueScope Steel (North Star) is a steelmaking mini-mill located in Delta, Ohio, operating three electric arc furnaces (EAFs)."

Namesbluescope.com ↗
Low emissions steelmaking at North Star, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 296
SourceLow emissions steelmaking at North Star, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 296 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:56de3e41be5c239c4595b4a275f966743a4859ad36b30d3cba0dcf69c690a3a6
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

BlueScope Steel Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

BlueScope Steel Limited, in its own words: "BlueScope makes and supplies steel for some of the most beautiful, essential and enduring buildings and structures in the world."

Namesbluescope.com ↗
Who We Are, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 295
SourceWho We Are, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 295 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:521fe864c896d443e6faa96e9c7b37e509140dcfbcafb7c9cb499836f96d76d8
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Brambles Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Brambles Limited, in its own words: "We manage, maintain, transport and supply 330 million pallets and containers that are shared and reused by growers, manufacturers, distributors and retailers." "About CHEP: Sustainable Shipping Solutions | CHEP USA"

Nameschep.com ↗
About CHEP: Sustainable Shipping Solutions | CHEP USA, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 263
SourceAbout CHEP: Sustainable Shipping Solutions | CHEP USA, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 263 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e1e09e6d94fd229967922cae1964f891993494df212a0f2bf874e8f476c23613
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Commonwealth Bank of Australia

recorded 2026-10-01

Commonwealth Bank of Australia, in its own words: "The New York branch of Commonwealth Bank was established in 1977. The branch provides connectivity and services for target investors, institutions, and corporates between Australia's strongest bank and the world's deepest capital market."

Namescommbank.com.au ↗
North America - CommBank, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 267
SourceNorth America - CommBank, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 267 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f44dd3f30c402a44f1133b5ca544980fab84e86cf21f4fc80ab9072d5abf2c3b
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Computershare Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Computershare Limited, in its own words: "150 Royall Street, Canton, MA 02021, United States"

Namescomputershare.com ↗
Our global locations, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 282
SourceOur global locations, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 282 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:db4fd145f07bdf97afff81c5c1a1307b5c3b38d314671a7e0da2260319107e43
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Evolution Mining Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Evolution Mining Limited, in its own words: "We discover, mine and process gold and copper from our long-life assets and exploration projects in Tier 1 jurisdictions."

Namesevolutionmining.com ↗
About us - Evolution Mining, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 294
SourceAbout us - Evolution Mining, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 294 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b7b0646c670fedeab4735332598e7e778f2936c06582162b5a66659b0d98d61c
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited, in its own words on 3 April 2025: "Today the United States announced new tariffs on products manufactured outside the US, including a 10% tariff on products manufactured in New Zealand." "Fisher & Paykel Healthcare currently manufactures approximately 45% of its volume in Mexico and approximately 55% in New Zealand." "The company does not anticipate a material impact from the US tariffs on its net profit after tax for the 2025 financial year, which ended 31 March 2025."

Namesfphcare.com ↗
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, New US tariffs announced today, 3 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 306
SourceFisher & Paykel Healthcare, New US tariffs announced today, 3 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 306 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e9fa2448fe1f1814e2bbbdcb34e90e05b1bca1f6ce549f52863d67afd12dc6de
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited, in its own words: "for the first half of the 2025 financial year approximately 43% of the company's revenue came from the US"

Namesfphcare.com ↗
New US tariffs announced today, 2025-04-03, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 277
SourceNew US tariffs announced today, 2025-04-03, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 277 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:55b4702a8f22140db5699349108497418e1bec612314f01984326e564fb2644f
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited, in its own words: "products and systems for use in acute and chronic respiratory care, surgery and the treatment of obstructive sleep apnea"

Namesfphcare.com ↗
About Us | Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 276
SourceAbout Us | Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 276 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:672fc0d0ced4cd85600dc89a2bc1be62786c4c5b29e5c551856b7d2f9d04525a
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Fortescue Ltd

recorded 2026-10-01

Fortescue Ltd, in its own words: "Nearly 200 million tonnes of iron ore move through our Pilbara operations every year, connected by 760 kilometres of rail, and shipped to customers across the globe."

Namesfortescue.com ↗
What we do, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 287
SourceWhat we do, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 287 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f4b1c39d04893601094b5cef593b171d6d9e8ec374a98574f2d67b8be6117cf3
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

International central bankers' statement on the statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell, 13 January 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia published the statement headed "International Central Bankers on the Statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell on 11 January 2026", dated "13 January 2026", which says: "We stand in full solidarity with the Federal Reserve System and its Chair Jerome H. Powell. The independence of central banks is a cornerstone of price, financial and economic stability in the interest of the citizens that we serve." Its signatories include "Michele Bullock, Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia".

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, media release 2026-01, International Central Bankers on the Statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell on 11 January 2026, 13 January 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 423
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, media release 2026-01, International Central Bankers on the Statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell on 11 January 2026, 13 January 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 423 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9b8e990efa442188ae0bf33630133c57c6e7423a2ae56f2dbbb2f9cb66018470
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

James Hardie Industries plc

recorded 2026-10-01

James Hardie Industries plc, in its own words: "the world's #1 producer and marketer of high-performance fiber cement and fiber gypsum building solutions" "The company's 68,000-square-foot office at 303 East Wacker overlooks Lake Michigan and the Chicago River"

Namesjameshardie.com ↗
James Hardie Industries celebrates grand opening of new U.S. headquarters, 2021-11-12, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 297
SourceJames Hardie Industries celebrates grand opening of new U.S. headquarters, 2021-11-12, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 297 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d1587de15a0baacf3cc641a40cc7530bfb0e365bf314d71dfb30425fc87e7a7f
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Lynas Rare Earths Limited, in its own words: "Lynas has completed the purchase of a 149-acre greenfield site in Seadrift, Texas."

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
U.S Project Update - Lynas Rare Earths, 31 July 2023, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 259
SourceU.S Project Update - Lynas Rare Earths, 31 July 2023, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 259 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3a56a04ef9c8004ebf068f33f00f5fea39431de1db43fb394914b34e5265b227
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Lynas Rare Earths Limited, in its own words: "Lynas Rare Earths is the world's only commercial producer of separated Light and Heavy rare earth oxides outside of China."

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
US Markets - Lynas Rare Earths, copyright footer: 2006 - 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 258
SourceUS Markets - Lynas Rare Earths, copyright footer: 2006 - 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 258 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:490453a6638048194220ca49fa04b1905d2eb8e4d1c354bdbc62541ee64525bc
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

Lynas Rare Earths describes itself as the world's only significant producer of separated rare earth materials outside of China. Its rare earths are mined and first processed at the Mt Weld Concentration Plant in Western Australia, then shipped to its advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Malaysia.

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
Lynas Rare Earths, company website, read 28 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 215
SourceLynas Rare Earths, company website, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 215 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:728eebca24b77e7dfa6aa50b1a565ee03455eb8c82adc51f9b60742bce4cc0b0
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Macquarie Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Macquarie Group Limited, in its own words, on US tariffs in its 2025 mid-year outlook: "tariffs potentially unleashing the biggest trade shock in history"

Namesmacquarie.com ↗
Macquarie, 2025 mid-year economic and market outlook: the art of desensitisation, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 308
SourceMacquarie, 2025 mid-year economic and market outlook: the art of desensitisation, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 308 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d5102af6e1306af3fc04fa8f578284e9321ca89cd510f16326f50f128d5ecd25
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Macquarie Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Macquarie Group Limited, in its own words: "The move marks 30 years for Macquarie in the US, with 660 Fifth Avenue becoming the new headquarters for its rapidly growing regional businesses in the Americas."

Namesmacquarie.com ↗
Macquarie Group demonstrates commitment to the Americas with move to iconic New York address at 660 Fifth Avenue, 01 October 2024, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 271
SourceMacquarie Group demonstrates commitment to the Americas with move to iconic New York address at 660 Fifth Avenue, 01 October 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 271 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e25b269d907a21b133c27c75c8ca7117e533fdc20a45eba2cb4cfbb6924c55dd
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

National Australia Bank Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

National Australia Bank Limited, in its own words: "Based in New York, we provide: Specialised and acquisition finance, DCM and corporate finance solutions, Treasury banking services, FX, commodities and Interest rate derivatives, Asset management and broker-dealer services."

Namesnab.com.au ↗
Global services and local expertise across Asia, UK and US - NAB, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 269
SourceGlobal services and local expertise across Asia, UK and US - NAB, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 269 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0660c9d0bc097f9c7237a7a2f2985071db0a4f2e7f00be191ca32b8afe2b114f
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

New US tariffs covering Australia, as reported in the RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Economic Conditions chapter) says: "Recent weeks have seen another round of developments in US trade policy, but the direct implications of these changes are judged to be limited." ... "the administration has implemented new tariffs for 60" ... "of its trading partners, including China, the European Union and Australia. These changes leave the average effective tariff rate on exports to the United States broadly unchanged."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 2: Economic Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 413
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 2: Economic Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 413 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:87cf37891394cc600597f2c48f834f4235372e9ebb0df1a61dbe14ff24fa261a
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Newmont Corporation

recorded 2026-10-01

Newmont Corporation, in its own words: "Prior to the joint venture, Newmont had been pouring gold in Nevada for over 50 years along a 100-mile corridor"

Namesoperations.newmont.com ↗
United States - Newmont Corporation – Operations & Projects, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 291
SourceUnited States - Newmont Corporation – Operations & Projects, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 291 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cd27cb4f6fcb85a8932e3aa01a9cf9117d9c53e931e06b3cb2c2af9179591647
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Newmont Corporation

recorded 2026-10-01

Newmont Corporation, in its own words: "Newmont is the world's leading gold company and a producer of copper, zinc, lead, silver and molybdenum"

Namesnewmont.com ↗
Newmont Corporation - About Us, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 290
SourceNewmont Corporation - About Us, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 290 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0e477b8ffef857abef53ca8c89438f21c725f8f5b0247610b3af9b436d3218fd
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Northern Star Resources Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Northern Star Resources Limited, in its own words: "The Pogo Operations are located in the highly prospective Tintina Gold Province of Alaska, North America."

Namesnsrltd.com ↗
Pogo Operations, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 293
SourcePogo Operations, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 293 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:298e85ec714e23e6636a283f59d4ec688d3bb1a5139bc66bb092f3bd99f16fd9
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Northern Star Resources Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Northern Star Resources Limited, in its own words: "We are one of the world's leading gold producers, with operating mines and exploration programs in Western Australia and Alaska."

Namesnsrltd.com ↗
About Us | Northern Star, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 292
SourceAbout Us | Northern Star, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 292 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4252d265a1eed4eda50af9bdb5b5c119c6559e577444864ac87478cdc2ce16f6
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Orica Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Orica Limited, in its own words: "More than doubles Orica's existing sodium cyanide production capacity to approximately 240kTpa via the contribution of Cyanco's two manufacturing plants in Nevada and Texas."

Namesorica.com ↗
Orica to expand mining chemicals business with Cyanco acquisition, partly funded by equity raising, 2024-02-21, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 299
SourceOrica to expand mining chemicals business with Cyanco acquisition, partly funded by equity raising, 2024-02-21, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 299 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ff808085b338fdafaffcf02712d101f533ddcae82727e7bc1392d3304a898d34
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Orica Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Orica Limited, in its own words: "Our Blasting Solutions business delivers explosives and patented blasting systems to mining, quarrying and infrastructure industries worldwide."

Namesorica.com ↗
What We Do, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 298
SourceWhat We Do, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 298 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:21b18ab272bf175e43a6959765c69e85952bb963d674cf650dcd255b883c0a75
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Origin Energy Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Origin Energy Limited, in its own words: "We explore, looking for natural gas reserves to develop as a future energy source. We're a leading gas producer for Australian and international markets."

Namesoriginenergy.com.au ↗
What We Do - Origin Energy, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 257
SourceWhat We Do - Origin Energy, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 257 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:93c72dab04ddae3e7e7162396d9b422a2cb4d2affa2042d38fca8b52eaf1e3d1
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Pro Medicus Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Pro Medicus Limited, in its own words: "Revenue increased in all key jurisdictions: North America up 35.8%, Australia up 4.9% and Germany up 8.6%."

Namespromed.com.au ↗
Pro Medicus Limited Full-Year Results, 2025-08-14, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 278
SourcePro Medicus Limited Full-Year Results, 2025-08-14, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 278 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:325d9d84f015ac2518dab91aec6881de713b6d42dd98cdfaa3aacfac89953735
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Qantas Airways Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Qantas Airways Limited, in its own words: "Between Los Angeles and Brisbane Between Los Angeles and Melbourne Between Los Angeles and Sydney Between San Francisco and Sydney"

Namesqantas.com ↗
International flight routes | Qantas | Qantas AU, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 265
SourceInternational flight routes | Qantas | Qantas AU, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 265 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:328cce1a6290f8124a3aee2ba7193080ebea345a371c4495774cdb68cb5bb865
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Qantas Airways Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Qantas Airways Limited, in its own words: "The Qantas Group's main business is the transportation of customers and freight using two complementary airline brands — Qantas and Jetstar — operating regional, domestic and international services."

Namesqantas.com ↗
About us, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 264
SourceAbout us, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 264 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9dcdfb42a30d8753d514b730b54b16993afa020e88697a91559b4d4e05bd5bac
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

RBA–US Federal Reserve temporary US dollar swap line, announced 20 March 2020

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia media release headed "Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement", dated "20 March 2020", says: "The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Federal Reserve will establish a temporary reciprocal currency arrangement (swap line) for the provision of US" "dollar liquidity." It adds: "These arrangements are designed to help lessen strains in global US" "dollar funding markets."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, media release 2020-09, Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement, 20 March 2020, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 421
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, media release 2020-09, Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement, 20 March 2020, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 421 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4e20c8e1a66e0c5d1b3b47657d8099f5493afc8f0be12a3b81ed4ffa8941e928
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Rio Tinto Group

recorded 2026-10-01

Rio Tinto Group, in its own words: "Our operational footprint in the US spans 8 states, employs a workforce of approximately 5,000 people, and produces a host of critical minerals including copper, lithium, aluminium, tellurium, gold, silver, borates and molybdenum."

Namesriotinto.com ↗
United States, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 286
SourceUnited States, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 286 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:06b3d2c1bffa83ad977f94e03a26e0b3493978364f74c587723a65c0b5187734
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Rio Tinto Group

recorded 2026-10-01

Rio Tinto Group, in its own words: "Our core products – iron ore, copper, aluminium and lithium – are the building blocks of a cleaner, smarter future."

Namesriotinto.com ↗
About, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 285
SourceAbout, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 285 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bfd6cbd9c0f14b36043bfebda496a229da4b1753cc2a660dcffe9fe81b654785
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Santos Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Santos Limited, in its own words: "Santos operates the project and holds a 51 per cent interest in the Pikka Unit, with Repsol holding the remaining 49 per cent."

Namessantos.com ↗
Santos loads first Pikka crude oil cargo from Alaska, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 256
SourceSantos loads first Pikka crude oil cargo from Alaska, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 256 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:05970f9505df2fef40c8ca1111a10cc1968ccb125289b2a1fe58075188e11403
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Santos Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Santos Limited, in its own words: "We are committed to supplying critical fuels such as oil and gas, and abating emissions through carbon capture and storage (CCS), energy efficiency projects, use of renewables in our operations and high integrity emissions reduction units."

Namessantos.com ↗
About us | Santos | Santos, © Santos Ltd 2024, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 255
SourceAbout us | Santos | Santos, © Santos Ltd 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 255 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:85a773d32e54a1d1b268dc22997efef199c07696fbbc9704473baf39da41273a
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Size of the RBA–US Federal Reserve swap line, announced 20 March 2020

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia media release headed "Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement" says: "The Reserve Bank of Australia and the Federal Reserve will establish a US$60" "billion swap line to provide US" "dollars in exchange for Australian dollars." It adds that the US dollars "will be made available to local market participants by the Reserve Bank in US" "dollar repurchase agreements (repos) against Australian dollar-denominated securities."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, media release 2020-09, Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement, 20 March 2020, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 422
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, media release 2020-09, Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement, 20 March 2020, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 422 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:90882cacbcd4ceeaeaa13e9fc326f3e798b750d6316f5892112146b7844fe609
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

South32 Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

South32 Limited, in its own words: "Located in a historic mining district in the Patagonia Mountains of Southern Arizona, South32's Hermosa project is currently the only advanced mine development project in the United States that could produce two federally designated critical minerals—manganese and zinc"

Namessouth32hermosa.com ↗
South32 Announces Historic $2.16 Billion Investment in Southern Arizona Hermosa Project, 2024-02-14, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 289
SourceSouth32 Announces Historic $2.16 Billion Investment in Southern Arizona Hermosa Project, 2024-02-14, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 289 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2128956ff6d593a95649477128e97081972a83dae3f2b87472b4df85857ea86c
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Telstra Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Telstra Group Limited, in its own words: "We service enterprise, wholesale, OTT and government organizations in over 150 cities in the USA."

Namestelstrainternational.com ↗
Global Office Locations - Telstra International, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 253
SourceGlobal Office Locations - Telstra International, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 253 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7a5b9582dabb4d7cf68dd2d3e43b6ea9a3644751ffd960485f49502d95ef1d27
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Transurban Group

recorded 2026-10-01

Transurban Group, in its own words: "Established in Australia in 1996, we operate 22 toll roads across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, and the Greater Washington area in the United States."

Namestransurban.com ↗
About | Transurban Group, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 266
SourceAbout | Transurban Group, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 266 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0884deb7cb851997d2eefc4a7fb7a91f20e8b8bee3a8a7096ebd038cb44b68b8
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The two governments say why the Darwin and Tindal money is being spent. The AUSMIN 2025 joint fact sheet commits to infrastructure works at RAAF Bases Tindal and Darwin to support rotations of US bombers, fighters and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, to expand Marine Rotational Force-Darwin, and to establish Submarine Rotational Force-West as early as 2027.

Namesglobalsecurity.org ↗
Joint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 124
SourceJoint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 124 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:373781cbf6d4defad654d08b3622d2dffacdef8f8c3af2397cf3e57798f1690c
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Financial Conditions chapter) says: "The Japanese yen has been supported recently by coordinated intervention by the Japanese Ministry of Finance and the US Treasury." ... "The US portion of the coordinated intervention was funded out of its official reserve assets, most likely through the sale of euros."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 420
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 420 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:95901f9bf7837c8ab1f4af4c3872b44eb278caaae99f35744c7cd8320505aec1
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Financial Conditions chapter) says: "government bond yields have increased in the United States and Japan but are slightly lower in Australia." ... "In the United States, yields have risen by around 20" ... "basis points driven by higher real yields, particularly at the shorter end."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 418
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 418 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e675a6f724e38c9e533f741f573fe547575b806a5f4eee3b09c40c8513ad2857
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Financial Conditions chapter) says: "In the United States, resilient economic activity and persistent inflation have supported expectations of tighter monetary policy" ... "Recent communications from US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chair Warsh and other officials have emphasised upside risks to price stability. Even so, the Fed left its policy rate unchanged at its July meeting and Chair Warsh emphasised that higher bond yields had tightened financial conditions." ... "Markets nevertheless continue to price at least one increase in the federal funds rate this year."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 417
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 417 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:24424074229e652715ec3ff03b07732b6d46b665cfcc16735bad80aad383b97c
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Outlook chapter) says: "By contrast, the United States is expected to continue outperforming other major advanced economies, supported by ongoing strength in AI-related investment and lower reliance on energy imports."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 3: Outlook, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 416
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 3: Outlook, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 416 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f19395dc97b45aa2f3801848628deaf45692275e764be34f8e7df100ff7c5328
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Overview chapter) says: "However, significant uncertainty remains, particularly around the resolution of the Middle East conflict and US trade policy."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Overview, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 415
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Overview, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 415 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:48feac5f532c622260059ad34e3f02acf0a9472b49186a40fe852356f5e409f9
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Economic Conditions chapter) says: "Even though US GDP growth in the June quarter was a little weaker than expected and below estimates of potential, domestic final demand growth was much stronger, driven by household consumption and business investment, including data centre construction."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 2: Economic Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 414
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 2: Economic Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 414 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f95137a5cfa280992097d4d205b25128d9f1644619d9a5613e3c54a7359fc827
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-26

Australia and the United States committed to each provide at least US$1 billion in financing toward priority critical-minerals projects under the bilateral framework.

Namesindustry.gov.au ↗
Australia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 153
SourceAustralia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 153 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3eabdc24b3d9bcf581e535fa578ab51de75f7b2043aab2df7a0c5f147db8f733
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Wesfarmers Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Wesfarmers Limited, in its own words: "home improvement, outdoor living products and supply of building materials; general merchandise and apparel; office and technology products"

Nameswesfarmers.com.au ↗
Our Businesses - Wesfarmers, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 249
SourceOur Businesses - Wesfarmers, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 249 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:77df1d2e8b5fc2b45cc2cf40e7e4191729bc46ab7741aa1e0bbe03263c347782
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-10-01

Westpac Banking Corporation, in its own words: "With operations in the US since 1970 and a dedicated US based team headquartered in New York, Westpac convert our Australasian insights into a global context."

Nameswestpac.com.au ↗
Westpac in the Americas, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 268
SourceWestpac in the Americas, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 268 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:35e6ea9b33ebae8d958215fd1d27a697948f88cd905162d96e1dd349ff68512a
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

WiseTech Global Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

WiseTech Global Limited, in its own words: "Accelerated growth with targeted acquisitions in Germany, Italy, Singapore and the United States."

Nameswisetechglobal.com ↗
Our history | WiseTech Global, 2017 (as referenced on the page), read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 279
SourceOur history | WiseTech Global, 2017 (as referenced on the page), read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 279 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7447ae2cea59163c11352ebf30ec4797bb7576909cd0d8e146dcecb09e364a3a
BOARD-APPROVED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "16 June 2026 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "The Australian dollar had depreciated a little since the previous meeting, in line with a decline in yield differentials (particularly against the United States) and a modest fall in commodity prices."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 16 June 2026, published 30 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 409
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 16 June 2026, published 30 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 409 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3ddb983c03b51f2fdc559b75b37ac36ed5e1aa70cd305711b2556d9004928bdb
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 1 April 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "1 April 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.10 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances at 4 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-10), 1 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 384
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-10), 1 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 384 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:1326e9b7f9e0c678d39d667c13eca988b63ab5ba99d4affd3e8c2b7058a49d0d
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 10 December 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "10 December 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-27), 10 December 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 382
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-27), 10 December 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 382 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5f1fcf4a375c0d4d9fde8d7c52bd9b809ee32c00a34a169d8c4cd08d95781585
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 11 August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "11" "August 2026", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-19), 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 395
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-19), 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 395 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0dd96e1e012ba66643e781f445cee166a7b27f865dba5793a1e60e0b721feff9
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 12 August 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "12 August 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate target by 25" "basis points to 3.60" per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-22), 12 August 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 387
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-22), 12 August 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 387 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:62d88e917159a1af00b4e71a5267a3ff7a38f01d786ebf794a3c3dd8e563e18d
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 16 June 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "16 June 2026", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-15), 16 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 394
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-15), 16 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 394 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ed303a659b6d823090eca1d06f0b9beab58ea5a7141e19a14aacd64d9f6c15f4
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 17 March 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "17 March 2026", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to increase the cash rate target by 25 basis points to 4.10 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-08), 17 March 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 392
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-08), 17 March 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 392 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:192ba0ce7513c6ef12f246e3e155b1f64f8398c56466b9ce7da8769ccfeed8fe
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 18 February 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "18 February 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate target to 4.10 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances to 4 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-03), 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 383
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-03), 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 383 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9331d3f83d01cf4cef44f294471f40b6b46ba8d498e074e74596b1f223ba2b59
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 18 June 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "18 June 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-12), 18 June 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 378
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-12), 18 June 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 378 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:37baa4f8a0f855bdbca429f117422c414f21a93b1a6b7dadae71634cd0b3299f
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 19 March 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "19 March 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-05), 19 March 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 376
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-05), 19 March 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 376 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8eae72365660e315087837f4053c8de1a379ee0c42f1622423444c8f61d4201b
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 20 May 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "20 May 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to lower the cash rate target by 25 basis points to 3.85 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-13), 20 May 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 385
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-13), 20 May 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 385 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d53a9640d72cf83873f9392546b2d0789198d430bc6cbfdb2d9962654f44cc36
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 24 September 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "24 September 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-18), 24 September 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 380
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-18), 24 September 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 380 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5958f665c80259c7627a3bc765ba8466d47b37495dc606ac83f3735c2d950b82
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 29 September 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "29" "September 2026", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to increase the cash rate target by 25 basis points to 4.60 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-27), 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 396
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-27), 29 September 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 396 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8052010de3d2fb3cfe35037d957491ac69683225c65ebd07b3a3842270f8203f
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 3 February 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "3 February 2026", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to increase the cash rate target by 25" "basis points to 3.85" per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-03), 3 February 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 391
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-03), 3 February 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 391 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:380066002fb4f153b14b50fd2f104c6306fa9e390cb8dc121e7f1c1fcbf41d83
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 30 September 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "30 September 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3.60" per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-27), 30 September 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 388
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-27), 30 September 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 388 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:99544f0e1183970be2f1f5b2c118f05ca883fd7e76a3863e244863e158905b0e
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 4 November 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "4 November 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3.60" per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-31), 4 November 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 389
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-31), 4 November 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 389 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a3c3b0d933f154052d0616709274fa317fbca37d3dacdf706a6862e602c7a902
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 5 May 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "5 May 2026", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to increase the cash rate target by 25" "basis points to 4.35" per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-12), 5 May 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 393
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2026-12), 5 May 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 393 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5ef1a29098f8b9e366e2c3062e417b0f3fdcd9b111854eadedaeab5c4b75ec49
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 5 November 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "5 November 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-24), 5 November 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 381
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-24), 5 November 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 381 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:46bb0c42303a853a5dacbec6fdfbcfad4c64b0742ba2288dec547aebcfbf7538
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 6 August 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "6 August 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-15), 6 August 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 379
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-15), 6 August 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 379 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5f6f108f55025e20a9fd7c1b494d203db550025bc125bbe51e6f2007bbfa609e
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 6 February 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "6 February 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-01), 6 February 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 375
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-01), 6 February 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 375 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:367d8605eadd43d537798dae06beac9e443ea6c2487bd1546da240d42db143fc
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 7 May 2024

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "7 May 2024", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 4.35 per cent and the interest rate paid on Exchange Settlement balances unchanged at 4.25 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-08), 7 May 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 377
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-08), 7 May 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 377 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6577e4f8a4488b2f1d3f169d8a61e5f1406715859f8f1c1af354015a81d87daf
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 8 July 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "8 July 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate target unchanged at 3.85 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-17), 8 July 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 386
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-17), 8 July 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 386 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5b5d91648e1c3992d343030f731311d707a786254b15c6bf9334cecead3e48e2
BOARD-APPROVED

RBA cash rate target decision, 9 December 2025

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "9 December 2025", says: "At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3.60 per cent."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-33), 9 December 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 390
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-33), 9 December 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 390 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8a887372582750134b7d75c42fb784a9b03a3360c174dad4069b96a28ecb585a
BOARD-APPROVED

Reserve Bank of Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate target is 4.35 per cent. The Monetary Policy Board left it unchanged on 11 August 2026, after three rises of 0.25 percentage points took effect on 4 February, 18 March and 6 May 2026, from 3.60 per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, cash rate target table and Statement by the Monetary Policy Board of 11 August 2026, read 25 September 2026
board-approved · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 132
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, cash rate target table and Statement by the Monetary Policy Board of 11 August 2026, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 132 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:78b07e19cebe90bf6f192e6b881d5de2747b927a4fe3fe5e400a44ba46be70e6
BOARD-APPROVED

US dollar

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "20 May 2025 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "Members discussed the somewhat unexpected depreciation of the US" "dollar in response to the announced increase in US tariffs, which might have been expected to produce an appreciation as the outlook for import growth worsened. The depreciation might reflect an uncertainty premium being applied to US-dollar assets, a correction of previously overweight exposures to US assets or changes in hedging behaviour."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 20 May 2025, published 3 June 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 407
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 20 May 2025, published 3 June 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 407 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4ff8832fafd727b50300b9fcf9e0c3e9313d4bebe957aee6b093b5538b7c6baa
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "11 August 2026 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record that, for some of Australia's Asian trading partners, "the boost to manufacturing activity from global AI-related investment had been particularly pronounced and had outweighed the negative effects of the Middle East conflict and changes in US trade policy since early 2025."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 11 August 2026, published 25 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 412
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 11 August 2026, published 25 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 412 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7fabe11531d21fafe9dfe8c3772be7345ad59d7c21f256b88cfb102c07e1b1a0
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "11 August 2026 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "In the United States, resilient demand and persistent inflation had supported a higher expected path for policy rates over time, although the most recent Federal Reserve communication had been interpreted by market participants as reducing the likelihood of a policy rate increase in the near term."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 11 August 2026, published 25 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 411
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 11 August 2026, published 25 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 411 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f855b4d16ad8d3c1ddad4fe3423cf7fb0b2daaafeffb9365670028ccd6b6df68
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "16 June 2026 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "Members discussed the broader implications of the strength in investment in data centres, noting that such spending can be difficult to forecast and that in the United States it had repeatedly surprised analysts."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 16 June 2026, published 30 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 410
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 16 June 2026, published 30 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 410 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3ce9d9b8ef8962c1636addcac35cf86a8194fa776102fb4742a6334f21cdd1fa
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "20 May 2025 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "Inflation in the United States was expected to increase in the near term as higher tariffs would, to some extent, be passed through to consumer prices. Countries not levying new tariffs, including Australia, were more likely to see downward pressure on inflation as weaker global demand and the possible diversion of goods that would otherwise have been sold to the United States depressed prices."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 20 May 2025, published 3 June 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 408
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 20 May 2025, published 3 June 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 408 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e4d2c5daf0663da47e5c587782a9843c90c489083a6b46f08a9a84b1723ac165
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "1 April 2025 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "Members observed that concerns about US trade policy were already having a material influence on planning activities of some globally oriented Australian firms, but did not yet appear to be a widespread consideration for domestically focused firms."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 1 April 2025, published 15 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 406
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 1 April 2025, published 15 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 406 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8646ba94b8b36934fc0d4f7b4f1635666165120dde17a2aad5b277d4b5f43d4c
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "1 April 2025 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record that "a model-based scenario showed that the effects on GDP growth and inflation in Australia could be relatively modest", and that this reflected Australia's "limited direct trade exposure to the United States, additional policy support in China and Australia"'s "flexible exchange rate."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 1 April 2025, published 15 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 405
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 1 April 2025, published 15 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 405 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8bd37576d6637f6cc128253056e3c718f8d800ea5e47e00194d61639eb791197
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "1 April 2025 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "Canada, China and the European Union had announced retaliatory tariffs. The United States had signalled that it would raise tariffs further, with an announcement of additional tariffs expected shortly after the meeting."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 1 April 2025, published 15 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 404
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 1 April 2025, published 15 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 404 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:601b28982d7f7c7c75bbdb81aa227b9f67c9288eefeda3a62ee069de0bf61360
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "30 September 2025", says: "There is a little more clarity on the scope and scale of US tariffs and policy responses in other countries, suggesting that more extreme outcomes are likely to be avoided. Trade policy developments are nevertheless still expected to have an adverse effect on global economic growth over time."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-27), 30 September 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 403
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-27), 30 September 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 403 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e8ec375f363da360d3ad2dcbd8bf459e804596930610d3928981070a3d9b5e64
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "12 August 2025", says: "There is a little more clarity on the scope and scale of US tariffs and policy responses in other countries, suggesting that more extreme outcomes are likely to be avoided. Trade policy developments are nevertheless still expected to have an adverse effect on global economic activity"

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-22), 12 August 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 402
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-22), 12 August 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 402 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2f1c42921e8a1570d14e037dbd41a912dfd90687dc46c7ecc448a236d72eb831
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "8 July 2025", says: "While the final scope of US tariffs and policy responses in other countries remains unknown, financial market prices have rebounded with an expectation that the most extreme outcomes are likely to be avoided. Trade policy developments are nevertheless still expected to have an adverse effect on global economic activity"

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-17), 8 July 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 401
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-17), 8 July 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 401 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:68cfabcd3510432363aaeb4b6d2da3f071b668352689e47208c6fc073a1e25cc
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Monetary Policy Board decision statement, dated "1 April 2025", says: "On the macroeconomic policy front, recent announcements from the United States on tariffs are having an impact on confidence globally and this would likely be amplified if the scope of tariffs widens, or other countries take retaliatory measures."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-10), 1 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 400
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Monetary Policy Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-10), 1 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 400 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5af13b6c968cd5cd152fbd2ac6030fffd8f6ac586412f29a6b46ef31f59d858c
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "18 February 2025", says: "Most central banks have been easing monetary policy as they become more confident that inflation is moving sustainably back towards their respective targets. But market expectations for further easing have moderated somewhat in recent months, particularly in the United States."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-03), 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 399
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2025-03), 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 399 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ed6d11c0a68bfd10dac12bc0019926e5caad6fc6bf8cba027cfb363505ef4da5
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "18 June 2024", says: "There has been improvement in the outlook for the Chinese and US economies, and many commodity prices have picked up."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-12), 18 June 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 398
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-12), 18 June 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 398 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3772ab5fe4134c04872001c12776d8cc5440456e843196ac8b780b76f57d6540
BOARD-APPROVED

United States

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Reserve Bank Board decision statement, dated "7 May 2024", says: "While there has been improvement in the outlook for the Chinese and US economies, and many global commodity prices have picked up, geopolitical uncertainties, including those related to the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, remain elevated."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-08), 7 May 2024, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 397
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement by the Reserve Bank Board: Monetary Policy Decision (media release 2024-08), 7 May 2024, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 397 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7901456efd5414d24984cbc4e77ce3a2bb6b6d85cc2bab4ba4f725a91d5daff0
SYSTEM-DERIVED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

Over the year to 25 September 2026 the Australian dollar rose against every major currency, least against the yuan: up 13.1 percent against the yen, up 9.9 percent against the euro, up 9.4 percent against the New Zealand dollar, up 8.1 percent against the pound, up 6.8 percent against the US dollar and up 0.6 percent against the yuan. These are computed from the European Central Bank's euro reference rates on both dates, so both ends are measured the same way; they differ slightly from the RBA's 4pm rates because the ECB fixes earlier in the day.

Namesdata-api.ecb.europa.eu ↗
KXCO computation from European Central Bank euro reference rates for 25 September 2025 and 25 September 2026
system-derived · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 221
SourceKXCO computation from European Central Bank euro reference rates for 25 September 2025 and 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiersystem-derived: Computed from published reference rates, method stated in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
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AlcoaAgent1
ArafuraAgent1
Ardea ResourcesAgent1
AstronAgent1
Critical Minerals Supply Security Response GroupAgent1
EQ ResourcesAgent1
GraphinexAgent1
INGAgent1
MUFG BankAgent1
Market economists surveyed for RBA table J1Agent5
Move, Inc.Agent1
NOVA NACAP joint ventureAgent1
Northern MineralsAgent1
RZ ResourcesAgent1
SLSCO LtdAgent1
Tronox HoldingsAgent1
VHMAgent1
AUKUS licence-free environmentAgreement1
Australia-United States Free Trade AgreementAgreement4
RBA–US Federal Reserve temporary US dollar swap line, announced 20 March 2020Agreement1
United States-Australia Critical Minerals FrameworkAgreement16
ALL analyst consensus, strong buy, 16 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
AMC analyst consensus, buy, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
ANZ analyst consensus, hold, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
ASX analyst consensus, hold, 12 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
BHP analyst consensus, hold, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
BSL analyst consensus, buy, 13 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
BXB analyst consensus, buy, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
CBA analyst consensus, sell, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
COL analyst consensus, buy, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
CPU analyst consensus, hold, 10 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
CSL analyst consensus, buy, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
EVN analyst consensus, hold, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
FMG analyst consensus, hold, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
IAG analyst consensus, buy, 9 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
JHX analyst consensus, buy, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
LYC analyst consensus, buy, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
MPL analyst consensus, hold, 9 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
MQG analyst consensus, buy, 13 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
NAB analyst consensus, hold, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
NEM analyst consensus, buy, 11 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
NST analyst consensus, hold, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
ORG analyst consensus, buy, 11 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
ORI analyst consensus, strong buy, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
PLS analyst consensus, buy, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
PME analyst consensus, buy, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
QAN analyst consensus, buy, 17 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
QBE analyst consensus, hold, 10 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
REA analyst consensus, buy, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
RHC analyst consensus, hold, 15 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
RIO analyst consensus, hold, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
RMD analyst consensus, strong buy, 13 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
S32 analyst consensus, buy, 12 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
SCG analyst consensus, buy, 12 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
SGH analyst consensus, buy, 12 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
SIG analyst consensus, buy, 16 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
SOL analyst consensus, hold, 2 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
STO analyst consensus, buy, 13 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
SUN analyst consensus, hold, 11 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
TCL analyst consensus, hold, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
WBC analyst consensus, underperform, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
WDS analyst consensus, hold, 13 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
WES analyst consensus, hold, 14 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
WTC analyst consensus, buy, 16 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
XYZ analyst consensus, buy, 4 analysts, 28 Sep 2026Analyst consensus1
ALL mean price target A$66.45, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
AMC mean price target A$71.81, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
ANZ mean price target A$36.56, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
APA mean price target A$9.77, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
ASX mean price target A$59.20, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
BHP mean price target A$60.27, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
BSL mean price target A$35.14, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
BXB mean price target A$21.80, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
CBA mean price target A$125.64, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
COL mean price target A$24.16, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
CPU mean price target A$40.43, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
CSL mean price target A$179.79, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
EVN mean price target A$13.54, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
FMG mean price target A$17.50, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
FPH mean price target A$37.03, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
GMG mean price target A$34.47, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
IAG mean price target A$8.16, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
JHX mean price target A$45.34, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
LYC mean price target A$17.93, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
MPL mean price target A$5.00, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
MQG mean price target A$240.03, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
NAB mean price target A$38.60, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
NEM mean price target A$188.33, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
NST mean price target A$24.51, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
NWS mean price target A$55.12, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
ORG mean price target A$12.05, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
ORI mean price target A$25.87, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
PLS mean price target A$5.15, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
PME mean price target A$202.47, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
QAN mean price target A$11.53, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
QBE mean price target A$24.07, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
REA mean price target A$193.96, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
RHC mean price target A$51.93, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
RIO mean price target A$172.22, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
RMD mean price target A$40.49, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
S32 mean price target A$5.13, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
SCG mean price target A$4.03, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
SGH mean price target A$48.02, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
SIG mean price target A$3.20, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
SOL mean price target A$40.17, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
STO mean price target A$9.31, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
SUN mean price target A$19.76, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
TCL mean price target A$13.78, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
TLS mean price target A$5.01, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
WBC mean price target A$33.54, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
WDS mean price target A$34.17, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
WES mean price target A$76.17, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
WOW mean price target A$39.32, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
WTC mean price target A$59.92, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
XYZ mean price target A$161.22, 28 Sep 2026Analyst price target1
AustraliaCountry34
MalaysiaCountry1
New ZealandCountry1
United StatesCountry103
Australian dollarCurrency42
British poundCurrency2
Chinese renminbiCurrency1
Chinese yuanCurrency2
EuroCurrency4
Japanese yenCurrency4
New Zealand dollarCurrency2
US dollarCurrency45
AUD in British pounds, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD in New Zealand dollars, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD in US dollars, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD in euros, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD in yen, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD in yuan, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD trade-weighted index, RBA 4pm 25 Sep 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/CNY, RBA rate, 30 September 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/JPY, RBA rate, 30 September 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 1 October 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 27 February 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 28 February 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 28 November 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 29 August 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 29 May 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 April 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 April 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 January 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 June 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 June 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 May 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 September 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 30 September 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 August 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 December 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 January 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 July 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 July 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 March 2025Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 March 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD, RBA 4pm rate, 31 October 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 1 October 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 27 February 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 28 February 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 28 November 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 29 August 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 29 May 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 April 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 April 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 January 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 June 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 June 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 May 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 September 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 30 September 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 August 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 December 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 January 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 July 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 July 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 March 2025Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 March 2026Exchange rate1
Australian dollar trade-weighted index, RBA, 31 October 2025Exchange rate1
US dollar major currency trade-weighted index (Federal Reserve Board), RBA table F12, 31 August 2026Exchange rate1
USD/EUR, RBA table F12 month-end, 30 September 2026Exchange rate1
USD/JPY, RBA table F12 month-end, 30 September 2026Exchange rate1
AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the December 2026 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026Exchange rate forecast1
AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the December 2027 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026Exchange rate forecast1
AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the December 2028 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026Exchange rate forecast1
AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the June 2027 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026Exchange rate forecast1
AUD/USD median market economists' forecast for the June 2028 quarter, RBA table J1, row dated August 2026Exchange rate forecast1
ING AUD/USD forecast, 12 months from 7 Sep 2026: 0.74Exchange rate forecast1
ING EUR/AUD forecast, 12 months from 7 Sep 2026: 1.61Exchange rate forecast1
MUFG AUD/USD forecast, Q1 2027: 0.73Exchange rate forecast1
MUFG AUD/USD forecast, Q2 2027: 0.74Exchange rate forecast1
Westpac AUD/CNY forecast, Dec 2027: 4.67Exchange rate forecast1
Westpac AUD/EUR forecast, Dec 2027: 0.60Exchange rate forecast1
Westpac AUD/GBP forecast, Dec 2027: 0.53Exchange rate forecast1
Westpac AUD/JPY forecast, Dec 2027: 112Exchange rate forecast1
Westpac AUD/NZD forecast, Dec 2027: 1.11Exchange rate forecast1
Westpac AUD/USD forecast, Dec 2027: 0.73Exchange rate forecast1
AluminaGood or service1
AluminiumGood or service5
Australian goods imported into the United StatesGood or service1
Australian pharmaceutical exports to the United StatesGood or service2
BeefGood or service2
Beef and vealGood or service1
Blood plasma productsGood or service3
CobaltGood or service1
CopperGood or service9
ExplosivesGood or service1
Fiber cement building productsGood or service1
GalliumGood or service1
Gaming machinesGood or service1
GoldGood or service1
GraphiteGood or service1
Iron oreGood or service4
LeadGood or service2
Liquefied natural gasGood or service2
LithiumGood or service5
Machinery and mining equipmentGood or service1
MagnesiumGood or service1
ManganeseGood or service1
Medical devicesGood or service2
Metallurgical coalGood or service3
Metals and mineralsGood or service1
Mixed rare earth carbonateGood or service1
Natural gasGood or service3
NickelGood or service2
Non-monetary goldGood or service6
OilGood or service2
PackagingGood or service1
Pallets and containersGood or service1
PotashGood or service1
Rare earthsGood or service9
ServicesGood or service3
SilverGood or service2
Sodium cyanideGood or service1
SteelGood or service4
Thermal coalGood or service1
TungstenGood or service1
VaccinesGood or service1
Virginia-class submarinesGood or service1
ZincGood or service2
International central bankers' statement on the statement by Federal Reserve Chair Powell, 13 January 2026Joint statement1
ANZ Group Holdings LimitedListed company2
APA GroupListed company1
ASX LimitedListed company2
Amcor plcListed company3
Aristocrat Leisure LimitedListed company2
BHP Group LimitedListed company3
Block, Inc.Listed company2
BlueScope Steel LimitedListed company4
Brambles LimitedListed company2
CSL LimitedListed company4
Coles Group LimitedListed company1
Commonwealth Bank of AustraliaListed company2
Computershare LimitedListed company2
Evolution Mining LimitedListed company2
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation LimitedListed company4
Fortescue LtdListed company2
Goodman GroupListed company2
Insurance Australia Group LimitedListed company1
James Hardie Industries plcListed company2
Lynas Rare Earths LimitedListed company5
Macquarie Group LimitedListed company3
Medibank Private LimitedListed company1
National Australia Bank LimitedListed company2
Newmont CorporationListed company3
News CorporationListed company2
Northern Star Resources LimitedListed company3
Orica LimitedListed company3
Origin Energy LimitedListed company2
PLS Group LimitedListed company3
Pro Medicus LimitedListed company2
QBE Insurance Group LimitedListed company2
Qantas Airways LimitedListed company3
REA Group LimitedListed company2
Ramsay Health Care LimitedListed company1
ResMed Inc.Listed company2
Rio Tinto GroupListed company4
SGH LimitedListed company1
Santos LimitedListed company3
Scentre GroupListed company1
Sigma Healthcare LimitedListed company1
South32 LimitedListed company3
Suncorp Group LimitedListed company1
Telstra Group LimitedListed company2
Transurban GroupListed company2
Washington H. Soul Pattinson and Company LimitedListed company1
Wesfarmers LimitedListed company3
Westpac Banking CorporationListed company4
WiseTech Global LimitedListed company2
Woodside Energy Group LtdListed company2
Woolworths Group LimitedListed company1
Alcoa Gallium Recovery ProjectProject or facility1
Copi Rare Earths ProjectProject or facility1
Donald Rare Earths ProjectProject or facility1
Esmerelda Graphite MineProject or facility1
Global Advanced MetalsProject or facility1
Goshen Rare Earths ProjectProject or facility1
Henderson Defence PrecinctProject or facility1
Kalgoorlie Nickel ProjectProject or facility1
La Trobe MagnesiumProject or facility1
Mt Carbine Tungsten ProjectProject or facility1
Nolans Rare Earths ProjectProject or facility1
Northern Minerals Heavy Rare Earths ProjectProject or facility1
Submarine Construction Yard, South AustraliaProject or facility1
Submarine Rotational Force-WestProject or facility1
Tronox Rare Earths Refinery ProjectProject or facility1
A$1.36 trillionQuantity1
A$1.64 trillionQuantity1
A$262 million AUKUS industry upliftQuantity1
AUD 12 billion for the Henderson Defence PrecinctQuantity1
AUD 3.9 billion for the Submarine Construction YardQuantity1
AUD/USD share of global FX transactions, BIS Triennial Survey April 2025, as reported by the RBAQuantity1
Australia CPI year-ended inflation, June quarter 2025, RBA table G1Quantity1
Australia CPI year-ended inflation, June quarter 2026, RBA table G1Quantity1
Australia monthly CPI year-ended inflation, August 2025, RBA table G4Quantity1
Australia monthly CPI year-ended inflation, August 2026, RBA table G4Quantity1
Australia official reserve assets, gold component, RBA table A4, 29 August 2025Quantity1
Australia official reserve assets, gold component, RBA table A4, 31 August 2026Quantity1
Australia official reserve assets, total in US dollar terms, RBA table A4, 29 August 2025Quantity1
Australia official reserve assets, total in US dollar terms, RBA table A4, 31 August 2026Quantity1
Australia official reserve assets, total, RBA table A4, 29 August 2025Quantity1
Australia official reserve assets, total, RBA table A4, 31 August 2026Quantity1
Australia trimmed mean year-ended inflation, June quarter 2025, RBA table G1Quantity1
Australia trimmed mean year-ended inflation, June quarter 2026, RBA table G1Quantity1
Australia unemployment rate, August 2025, RBA table H5Quantity1
Australia unemployment rate, August 2026, RBA table H5Quantity1
Australian Government 10-year bond yield, RBA table F2, 23 September 2026Quantity1
Australian Government 10-year bond yield, RBA table F2, 30 September 2025Quantity1
Australian Government 10-year bond yield, month-end, RBA table F2.1, 31 August 2026Quantity1
Australian dollar in US dollarsQuantity2
Beef and veal weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026Quantity1
EFA letter of support for Ardea, up to $500 millionQuantity1
EFA letter of support for Tronox, up to around $424 millionQuantity1
EXIM letter of interest for Ardea, up to $500 millionQuantity1
EXIM letter of interest for Tronox, up to around $424 millionQuantity1
Foreign claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, immediate risk basis, 30 June 2026, RBA table B13.1.2Quantity1
Foreign claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, ultimate risk basis, 30 June 2025, RBA table B13.2.1Quantity1
Foreign claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, ultimate risk basis, 30 June 2026, RBA table B13.2.1Quantity1
Gold weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026Quantity1
Interbank overnight cash rate, RBA table F1, 30 September 2026Quantity1
International assets vis-a-vis the United States of the Australian-located operations of banks and RFCs, 30 June 2026, RBA table B12.1.1Quantity1
International claims of Australian-owned banks and RFCs on the United States, immediate risk basis, 30 June 2026, RBA table B13.1.1Quantity1
International liabilities vis-a-vis the United States of the Australian-located operations of banks and RFCs, 30 June 2026, RBA table B12.2.1Quantity1
Iron ore weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026Quantity1
Liquefied natural gas weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026Quantity1
Metallurgical coal weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026Quantity1
More than $5 billion for Australian critical minerals projectsQuantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, all items, A$ terms, September 2025Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, all items, A$ terms, September 2026Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, all items, US$ terms, September 2025Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, all items, US$ terms, September 2026Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, base metals, US$ terms, September 2025Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, base metals, US$ terms, September 2026Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, bulk commodities, US$ terms, September 2025Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, bulk commodities, US$ terms, September 2026Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, change over the year to September 2026Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, rural component, US$ terms, September 2025Quantity1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices, rural component, US$ terms, September 2026Quantity1
RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 2 April 2020, bids acceptedQuantity1
RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 26 March 2020, bids acceptedQuantity1
RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 30 April 2020, bids acceptedQuantity1
RBA US dollar repo operation, operation date 9 April 2020, bids acceptedQuantity1
RBA benchmark foreign currency portfolio, US dollar allocation, June 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate targetQuantity2
RBA cash rate target decision, 1 April 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 10 December 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 11 August 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 12 August 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 16 June 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 17 March 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 18 February 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 18 June 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 19 March 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 20 May 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 24 September 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 29 September 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 3 February 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 30 September 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 4 November 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 5 May 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 5 November 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 6 August 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 6 February 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 7 May 2024Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 8 July 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target decision, 9 December 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 13 August 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 18 March 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 19 February 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 21 May 2025Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 30 September 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 4 February 2026Quantity1
RBA cash rate target, effective 6 May 2026Quantity1
RBA gold holdings, 30 June 2026Quantity1
Size of the RBA–US Federal Reserve swap line, announced 20 March 2020Quantity1
Thermal coal weight in the RBA Index of Commodity Prices, from 1 April 2026Quantity1
US dollar weight in the Australian dollar TWI, 10 January 2025 to 6 January 2026Quantity1
US dollar weight in the Australian dollar TWI, from 7 January 2026Quantity1
US$1 billion Australian financing commitmentQuantity2
US$1 billion United States financing commitmentQuantity2
US$102.0 billionQuantity1
US$12.3 billionQuantity1
US$27.0 billionQuantity1
US$29.0 billionQuantity1
US$33.7 billionQuantity1
Up to AUD 8 billion for SRF-West at HMAS StirlingQuantity1
AUKUS Defence Ministerial Joint Statement, 30 May 2026Reference1
AUSMIN 2025 joint fact sheetReference2
Critical minerals communique, 13 April 2026Reference1
Critical minerals framework projects release, 13 April 2026Reference1
Proclamation 11021, 2 April 2026Reference1
RBA Cash Rate Target pageReference1
RBA Exchange Rate Definitions and SourcesReference1
RBA Index of Commodity Prices release, September 2026Reference1
RBA International Market Operations pageReference3
RBA Monetary Policy Board minutes, meeting of 1 April 2025Reference3
RBA Monetary Policy Board minutes, meeting of 11 August 2026Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board minutes, meeting of 16 June 2026Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board minutes, meeting of 20 May 2025Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 1 April 2025Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 11 August 2026Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 12 August 2025Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 16 June 2026Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 17 March 2026Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 20 May 2025Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 29 September 2026Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 3 February 2026Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 30 September 2025Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 4 November 2025Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 5 May 2026Reference1
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 8 July 2025Reference2
RBA Monetary Policy Board monetary policy decision statement, 9 December 2025Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 10 December 2024Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 18 February 2025Reference2
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 18 June 2024Reference2
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 19 March 2024Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 24 September 2024Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 5 November 2024Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 6 August 2024Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 6 February 2024Reference1
RBA Reserve Bank Board monetary policy decision statement, 7 May 2024Reference2
RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, August 2026Reference8
RBA Weights for the Index of Commodity Prices, 1 April 2026Reference6
RBA Weights for the TWI, 2025 (release of 6 January 2026)Reference1
RBA media release, 2025 Triennial Survey of Foreign Exchange and Derivative Markets, 1 October 2025Reference1
RBA media release, Reserve Bank of Australia and US Federal Reserve Announce Swap Arrangement, 20 March 2020Reference2
USTR Section 301 forced labour notice, 28 July 2026Reference1
USTR forced labour Section 301 investigation of AustraliaReference1
WM/Reuters Australian Dollar FixReference1
White House fact sheet on US Australia deals, 20 October 2025Reference2
Basic MaterialsSector12
Communication ServicesSector3
Consumer CyclicalSector3
Consumer DefensiveSector2
EnergySector2
Financial ServicesSector12
HealthcareSector6
IndustrialsSector3
Real EstateSector2
TechnologySector2
UtilitiesSector2
Australian Bureau of StatisticsStatistical agency2
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve SystemStatistical agency1
Bureau of the Fiscal Service, US Department of the TreasuryStatistical agency1
CSIROStatistical agency1
Defense Security Cooperation AgencyStatistical agency1
Department of Industry, Science and ResourcesStatistical agency1
Export Finance AustraliaStatistical agency3
Export-Import Bank of the United StatesStatistical agency4
International Trade Administration, US Department of CommerceStatistical agency1
Office of the United States Trade RepresentativeStatistical agency2
Reserve Bank of AustraliaStatistical agency129
US Federal ReserveStatistical agency4
US TreasuryStatistical agency1
United States Census BureauStatistical agency1
United States Department of EnergyStatistical agency1
ABS international trade in goodsStatistical series1
ABS international trade supplementary informationStatistical series2
ABS merchandise imports by commodityStatistical series1
Australia Country Commercial GuideStatistical series1
Federal Register arms sales notifications for AustraliaStatistical series2
Federal Reserve H.10 exchange ratesStatistical series1
RBA cash rate target tableStatistical series1
RBA statistical table A2, Changes in Monetary Policy and Administered RatesStatistical series7
RBA statistical table A3, Monetary Policy Operations – US Dollar Repo OperationsStatistical series4
RBA statistical table A4, Foreign Exchange Transactions and Holdings of Official Reserve AssetsStatistical series2
RBA statistical table B12.1.1, Assets of Australian-located Operations by Country (Developed Countries)Statistical series1
RBA statistical table B12.2.1, Liabilities of Australian-located Operations by Country (Developed Countries)Statistical series1
RBA statistical table B13.1.1, Consolidated Exposures – Immediate Risk Basis – International Claims by Country (Developed Countries)Statistical series1
RBA statistical table B13.1.2, Consolidated Exposures – Immediate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries)Statistical series1
RBA statistical table B13.2.1, Consolidated Exposures – Ultimate Risk Basis – Foreign Claims by Country (Developed Countries)Statistical series2
RBA statistical table F1, Interest Rates and Yields – Money Market – DailyStatistical series1
RBA statistical table F11.1, Exchange RatesStatistical series25
RBA statistical table F12, US Dollar Exchange RatesStatistical series3
RBA statistical table F2, Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – DailyStatistical series2
RBA statistical table F2.1, Capital Market Yields – Government Bonds – MonthlyStatistical series1
RBA statistical table G1, Consumer Price InflationStatistical series2
RBA statistical table G4, Consumer Price Inflation – Monthly CollectionStatistical series2
RBA statistical table H5, Labour ForceStatistical series2
RBA statistical table I2, Commodity PricesStatistical series4
RBA statistical table J1, Market Economists' Forecasts (exchange rate)Statistical series5
US Census trade in goods with AustraliaStatistical series1
USAspending.gov award dataStatistical series4
100 percent pharmaceutical Section 232 tariffTariff3
New US tariffs covering Australia, as reported in the RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, August 2026Tariff1
Section 232 Annex I-C rate, 25 percent, 8 June 2026 to 31 December 2027, Proclamation 11032Tariff1
Section 232 copper tariff, 50 percent, from 1 August 2025, Proclamation 10962Tariff2
Section 232 full-value metals tariff, 25 percent tierTariff1
Section 232 full-value metals tariff, 50 percentTariff1
Section 232 half rate for approved primary aluminium onshoring plans, Proclamation 11045Tariff1
Section 232 steel tariff on Australia from 12 March 2025, Proclamation 10896Tariff2
Section 301 exemption for Section 232 articlesTariff1
Section 301 exemption for beef, gold and copperTariff2
Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percentTariff6
Section 301 forced labour tariff, 10 percent tierTariff1
Temporary 10 per cent tariff on Australian goods, lapsed 24 July 2026Tariff1
US 10 percent tariff on New Zealand-made products, announced 2 April 2025Tariff1
AUKUS submarine supply chainTrade flow1
Australia-United States bilateral tradeTrade flow1
Australia-United States critical minerals tradeTrade flow2
Australia-United States defence tradeTrade flow1
Australia-United States lithium tradeTrade flow1
Australia-United States rare earths tradeTrade flow1
Australia-United States two-way tradeTrade flow1
Australian acquisition of three in-service Virginia-class submarinesTrade flow1
Australian beef exports to the United States, year to 30 June 2026Trade flow1
Australian contribution to the US submarine industrial baseTrade flow3
Australian exports to the USA, 2025, ABS basisTrade flow2
Australian exports to the United StatesTrade flow1
Australian goods exports to the United StatesTrade flow1
Australian imports of arms and ammunition from the USA, 2025Trade flow1
Australian investment in the United StatesTrade flow1
Australian non-agricultural exports to the United StatesTrade flow1
Australian non-monetary gold exports, July 2026Trade flow1
Australian services exports to the USA, 2025Trade flow2
Australian services exports to the United StatesTrade flow1
Australian services imports from the USA, 2025Trade flow1
US arms sales notified for Australia, 2025Trade flow2
US arms sales notified for Australia, 2026Trade flow1
US federal spending performed in Australia, fiscal year 2025Trade flow6
US goods imports from Australia, 2025, Census basisTrade flow1
US goods imports from Australia, January to July 2026Trade flow1
US goods imports from Australia, July 2026Trade flow1
United States goods exports to AustraliaTrade flow1
United States investment in AustraliaTrade flow1
United States machinery exports to Australia, 2025Trade flow1
United States services exports to AustraliaTrade flow1
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management-asserted1
bhp.com ↗
What we do | BHP, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted1
fortescue.com ↗
What we do, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted1
bluescope.com ↗
Who We Are, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted1
finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ALL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled1
finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for AMC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ANZ.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for APA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ASX.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BHP.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BSL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for BXB.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CBA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for COL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CPU.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for CSL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for EVN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for FMG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for FPH.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for GMG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for IAG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for JHX.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for LYC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for MPL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for MQG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NAB.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NEM.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NST.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for NWS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ORG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for ORI.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PME.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for QAN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for QBE.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for REA.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RHC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RIO.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for RMD.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for S32.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SCG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SGH.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SIG.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SOL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for STO.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for SUN.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for TCL.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for TLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WBC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WDS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WES.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WOW.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for WTC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for XYZ.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
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finance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance, Australia's Wesfarmers sees tariff inflation, read 1 October 2026
reported1
How strong each source is

The tier is what the source is, not a compliment paid to it. The Round Table weighs a claim by it.

tiermeansclaims
filedThe primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.145
reportedA news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.27
compiledAssembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.51
inferredArithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.6
management-assertedWhat a government, company or its management says of itself.59
board-approvedDecided and published by a board.39
system-derivedComputed from published reference rates, method stated in the claim.1
KXCO Round Table · data as of 2 October 2026 · handling: public. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation.
Tariffs

Every US measure on Australian goods in the record

14 measures, who levies each and what it applies to, then every claim that names one.

measurelevied byapplied toclaims
Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percentUnited States
United States
Australian goods imported into the United States6
100 percent pharmaceutical Section 232 tariffUnited StatesAustralian pharmaceutical exports to the United States3
Section 232 copper tariff, 50 percent, from 1 August 2025, Proclamation 10962United StatesCopper2
Section 232 steel tariff on Australia from 12 March 2025, Proclamation 10896United StatesSteel2
Section 301 exemption for beef, gold and copperUnited StatesBeef
Non-monetary gold
Copper
Beef
2
New US tariffs covering Australia, as reported in the RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, August 2026not linkednot linked1
Section 232 Annex I-C rate, 25 percent, 8 June 2026 to 31 December 2027, Proclamation 11032United StatesSteel
Aluminium
1
Section 232 full-value metals tariff, 25 percent tierUnited StatesCopper1
Section 232 full-value metals tariff, 50 percentUnited StatesSteel
Aluminium
Copper
1
Section 232 half rate for approved primary aluminium onshoring plans, Proclamation 11045United StatesAluminium1
Section 301 exemption for Section 232 articlesUnited Statesnot linked1
Section 301 forced labour tariff, 10 percent tierUnited Statesnot linked1
Temporary 10 per cent tariff on Australian goods, lapsed 24 July 2026United Statesnot linked1
US 10 percent tariff on New Zealand-made products, announced 2 April 2025United Statesnot linked1
The claims
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

New US tariffs covering Australia, as reported in the RBA Statement on Monetary Policy, August 2026

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Economic Conditions chapter) says: "Recent weeks have seen another round of developments in US trade policy, but the direct implications of these changes are judged to be limited." ... "the administration has implemented new tariffs for 60" ... "of its trading partners, including China, the European Union and Australia. These changes leave the average effective tariff rate on exports to the United States broadly unchanged."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 2: Economic Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 413
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 2: Economic Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 413 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:87cf37891394cc600597f2c48f834f4235372e9ebb0df1a61dbe14ff24fa261a
REPORTED

CSL Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

CSL Limited, as Biotech Dispatch reports it: "CSL's US plasma therapies are derived entirely from US-sourced plasma."

Namesbiotechdispatch.com.au ↗
Biotech Dispatch, CSL navigates new US pharmaceutical tariff plan and expects limited impact, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 307
SourceBiotech Dispatch, CSL navigates new US pharmaceutical tariff plan and expects limited impact, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 307 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:61935d046f742d5b8bdee4cbaad32079202e40568f024d63ad960ec42cf137fe
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Corporation Limited, in its own words on 3 April 2025: "Today the United States announced new tariffs on products manufactured outside the US, including a 10% tariff on products manufactured in New Zealand." "Fisher & Paykel Healthcare currently manufactures approximately 45% of its volume in Mexico and approximately 55% in New Zealand." "The company does not anticipate a material impact from the US tariffs on its net profit after tax for the 2025 financial year, which ended 31 March 2025."

Namesfphcare.com ↗
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare, New US tariffs announced today, 3 April 2025, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 306
SourceFisher & Paykel Healthcare, New US tariffs announced today, 3 April 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 306 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e9fa2448fe1f1814e2bbbdcb34e90e05b1bca1f6ce549f52863d67afd12dc6de
FILED

Rio Tinto Group

recorded 2026-10-01

Rio Tinto Group, in its own words: "On 31 July, the US Government announced Section 232 tariffs on copper, which did not cover cathode."

Namessec.gov ↗
Rio Tinto, third quarter 2025 operations review, exhibit to Form 6-K, SEC EDGAR, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 305
SourceRio Tinto, third quarter 2025 operations review, exhibit to Form 6-K, SEC EDGAR, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 305 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:68d2819ff13321905b12b884d08c114b03b877bd27a568fc8eb305d7ffe98441
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

BlueScope Steel Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

BlueScope Steel Limited, in its own words on 10 February 2025, the day Proclamation 10896 was signed: "We are aware of media reports this morning that President Trump has said he will announce tariffs on steel and aluminium imported to the US." "BlueScope has been investing in the United States for 30 years." "BlueScope is now the fifth largest steel producer in the US, employing 4,000 American workers."

Namesbluescope.com ↗
BlueScope, Response to US steel tariffs, 10 February 2025, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 304
SourceBlueScope, Response to US steel tariffs, 10 February 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 304 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:30aaf70199fba29ee37d3cfacec2ed8de4335e8e67580999981eb140680af297
FILED

Section 232 half rate for approved primary aluminium onshoring plans, Proclamation 11045

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 11045 of 20 July 2026, in its own words: "(c) If the Secretary approves a company's onshoring plan, the Secretary shall allow the company to annually import primary aluminum of a quantity that corresponds to the U.S. production facility's reasonably anticipated annual output of primary aluminum when the onshoring project is completed, at half the section 232 rate of duty otherwise in effect."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 11045 of 20 July 2026, Further Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-14990, 23 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 303
SourceProclamation 11045 of 20 July 2026, Further Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-14990, 23 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 303 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e927cade958a403f86a1607e79e27b38d720bca40c36c6020b9a18581b2fab18
FILED

Section 232 Annex I-C rate, 25 percent, 8 June 2026 to 31 December 2027, Proclamation 11032

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, which modifies the product lists of Proclamation 11021, in its own words: "(2) Effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on June 8, 2026, until 11:59 p.m. eastern standard time on December 31, 2027, the applicable additional ad valorem rate of duty imposed pursuant to section 232 under Proclamation 9704, as amended, and Proclamation 9705, as amended, for all aluminum and steel articles listed in Annex I-C to this proclamation shall be: (a) 25 percent, unless a lower rate of duty applies pursuant to clause (2)(b), (2)(c), or (2)(d) of this proclamation" and "a product's metal content shall be deemed composed entirely of aluminum that was smelted and cast in the United States, of steel that was melted and poured in the United States, or of copper that was smelted and cast in the United States, if such aluminum, steel, and copper account for at least 85 percent of weight of the aluminum, steel, and copper of the product."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, Further Adjusting the Tariff Regimes for Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-11314, 4 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 302
SourceProclamation 11032 of 1 June 2026, Further Adjusting the Tariff Regimes for Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-11314, 4 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 302 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8199e21af582625d9a9fcfed12071b4a8385076c991c32cc795db3797951c485
FILED

Section 232 copper tariff, 50 percent, from 1 August 2025, Proclamation 10962

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, in its own words: "(1) Except as otherwise provided in this proclamation, all imports of semi-finished copper products and intensive copper derivative products, as set forth in the Annex to this proclamation, shall be subject to a 50 percent tariff. This tariff shall be effective with respect to goods entered for consumption, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on August 1, 2025, and shall continue in effect, unless such action is expressly reduced, modified, or terminated."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, Adjusting Imports of Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-14893, 5 August 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 301
SourceProclamation 10962 of 30 July 2025, Adjusting Imports of Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-14893, 5 August 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 301 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:06d2582fa3a846b71bbf8f7f79f05b5e168f89de1c875e54eba82a360f0c72a5
FILED

Section 232 steel tariff on Australia from 12 March 2025, Proclamation 10896

recorded 2026-10-01

Proclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, in its own words: "Thus, I have determined that steel articles imports from these countries threaten to impair the national security, and I have decided that it is necessary to terminate these arrangements as of March 12, 2025. As of that date, all imports of steel articles and derivative steel articles from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, EU countries, Japan, Mexico, South Korea, and the United Kingdom shall be subject to the additional ad valorem tariff proclaimed in Proclamation 9705 with respect to steel articles and Proclamation 9980 with respect to derivative steel articles."

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, Adjusting Imports of Steel Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-02833, 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 300
SourceProclamation 10896 of 10 February 2025, Adjusting Imports of Steel Into the United States, Federal Register document 2025-02833, 18 February 2025, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 300 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f2ccddbc67f6f69213fd82352d6d47f0ee49b22555736a00c6a345a219e1bca2
REPORTED

100 percent pharmaceutical Section 232 tariff

recorded 2026-10-01

The United States is Australia’s biggest pharmaceutical export market, worth around A$2.1 billion in 2024, and 87 per cent of those exports are blood plasma products, mainly from CSL, which are exempt from the incoming 100 percent tariff. CSL has said it expects most of its products to be exempt.

Namestheconversation.com ↗
The Conversation, Why Australia is right to put affordable medicine ahead of beating US pharmaceutical tariffs, 8 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 247
SourceThe Conversation, Why Australia is right to put affordable medicine ahead of beating US pharmaceutical tariffs, 8 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 247 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ddda852564753f7f31975fc51e2489fcc14181b0f60e3788725154904e0ef644
REPORTED

Australian beef exports to the United States

recorded 2026-10-01

For the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026 the United States was Australia’s largest beef export market, at 493,000 tonnes, and its largest lamb and goatmeat market, Beef Central reported on 24 July 2026. Australian beef was excluded from the new 12.5 percent tariff, and the exemptions on beef, copper, gold and pharmaceuticals cover 70 per cent of total Australian exports to the US.

Namesbeefcentral.com ↗
Beef Central, Aussie beef excluded from latest 12.5pc US tariff hike, 24 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 246
SourceBeef Central, Aussie beef excluded from latest 12.5pc US tariff hike, 24 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 246 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6d911750c34193af8ffedfa594d9380cb92e8d3e72b7e27b60be9731fcf53266
FILED

Section 232 full-value metals tariff, 50 percent

recorded 2026-10-01

From 12:01 a.m. eastern daylight time on 6 April 2026 the Section 232 duties on aluminium, steel and copper articles and their derivatives apply to the full customs value of the imported product, regardless of metal content. The rate is 50 percent for all aluminium and steel articles, most copper articles and the derivatives in Annex I-A, and 25 percent for the copper articles and derivatives in Annex I-B, with 10 percent where the metal was smelted and cast, or melted and poured, in the United States. Proclamation 11021 was signed on 2 April 2026.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Proclamation 11021 of 2 April 2026, Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-06960, 9 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 244
SourceProclamation 11021 of 2 April 2026, Strengthening Actions Taken To Adjust Imports of Aluminum, Steel, and Copper Into the United States, Federal Register document 2026-06960, 9 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 244 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b3a646d04cc54465fe9d7d5e239c0fd9410b65e7ef65b3a807b5d224b7d3d4ee
REPORTED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-26

Imports from Australia became subject to a 12.5 percent United States Section 301 tariff from 24 July 2026, subject to specified product exemptions.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Latest on US tariffs and trade measures, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026
reported · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 154
SourceLatest on US tariffs and trade measures, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 154 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bfafde4c9bc1c55e9394a4f0d7b4e4df6224c70d63c0766d12e25a56fb7feadf
FILED

100 percent pharmaceutical Section 232 tariff

recorded 2026-09-26

Specified patented pharmaceuticals and associated pharmaceutical ingredients imported from Australia are scheduled to become subject to a 100 percent United States Section 232 tariff on 29 September 2026, unless an applicable exception or alternative treatment applies.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
Adjusting Imports of Pharmaceuticals and Pharmaceutical Ingredients into the United States, The White House
filed · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 151
SourceAdjusting Imports of Pharmaceuticals and Pharmaceutical Ingredients into the United States, The White House open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 151 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:37588f7907139ae59c1bae7b41e19b3885ffee2ebeb1865238dd0f4ffeef02f3
REPORTED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

Australia disputes the measure rather than accepting it. The Trade Minister, Don Farrell, said the imposition of higher tariffs on Australia is unjustified and that Australia will continue to lobby the United States Trade Representative to remove all tariffs on Australian goods. The Deputy Prime Minister, Richard Marles, said the decision made no sense. In June a spokesperson for the Trade Minister said tariffs would be unjustified and inconsistent with the Australia United States Free Trade Agreement, and that Australia has robust, comprehensive and world leading legislation on forced labour and modern slavery.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Australia faces proposed US tariff over forced labour crackdown, 3 June 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 107
SourceABC News, Australia faces proposed US tariff over forced labour crackdown, 3 June 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 107 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d62906b66b6b1e43de2b62ba92a03b3cd7377da109088d66c23235473a7daa04
REPORTED

Section 301 exemption for beef, gold and copper

recorded 2026-09-24

Australia's three largest goods exports to the United States are outside the tariff. The Trade Minister, Don Farrell, named beef, gold and copper as tariff free on the day the duty took effect.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 106
SourceABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 106 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:bb4c09018aa5a826ba143a77ab08bcdefad08f0fa4aeb678f2df24724d335c09
FILED

Section 301 exemption for Section 232 articles

recorded 2026-09-24

Articles already subject to tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 are exempt from this Section 301 action, along with informational materials, donations and accompanied baggage. The exemptions in Annexes I and II cover raw materials whose taxation could leave domestic supply unavailable, products that could cause economy wide disruption, products that cannot be grown or produced in sufficient quantity or at reasonable prices in the United States or obtained elsewhere, and products for which the tariff would not contribute substantially to changing the practice complained of.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 105
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 105 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7b2b9f5dfc8f82a4dc70290f76d889a339d0442df67d266f08976ecc90dc1973
REPORTED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

The 12.5 percent duty is not stacked on the temporary tariff, it replaced it. A temporary 10 per cent tariff lapsed at the same moment the Section 301 duty took effect, so Australia's rate rose by 2.5 percentage points rather than to 22.5 percent.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 104
SourceABC News, Trump administration confirms new 12.5 per cent tariff for Australia, 24 July 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 104 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:624518a2deb2394707d9d2820f678afb0c8ed6761ba93baf7557a9c55167338e
FILED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

Australia received the higher of the two rates. The notice sets 10 percent where an economy imposes a forced labour import prohibition, has committed to impose and enforce one through an Agreement on Reciprocal Trade, or has imposed a partial regime preventing importation of certain forced labour goods, and 12.5 percent for every other economy. Australia falls in the second group.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 103
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 103 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2ac605a540eaaf202dabdc27bc84c4fbb4bb4a18f976f85ee3c733b5dcd040cd
FILED

Section 301 forced labour tariff on Australia, 12.5 percent

recorded 2026-09-24

The United States Trade Representative determined to impose 12.5 percent tariffs on products of Australia, except as provided in Annex I and Annex II Part A of the notice. The additional duty applies to products entered for consumption on or after 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 24 July 2026, with goods already loaded and in transit before that moment exempt if entered before 12:01 a.m. eastern time on 28 July 2026.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Office of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026
filed · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 101
SourceOffice of the United States Trade Representative, Notice of Actions in Section 301 Investigations, dockets USTR-2026-0265 and USTR-2026-0266, Federal Register 28 July 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 101 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d26ca1601e4cc2fa32b2c8077e3b15cc86bbaf2cef887854c7d25f72e9b5a296
Critical Minerals

The framework and the projects under it

12 projects with their owners, what they produce and who backs them where the record holds a figure, then the claims.

projectownerproducesbacked by
Alcoa Gallium Recovery ProjectAlcoaGalliumnone with a figure
Copi Rare Earths ProjectRZ ResourcesRare earthsnone with a figure
Donald Rare Earths ProjectAstronRare earthsnone with a figure
Esmerelda Graphite MineGraphinexGraphitenone with a figure
Global Advanced Metalsnamed, no owner in the releasenot statednone with a figure
Goshen Rare Earths ProjectVHMRare earthsnone with a figure
Kalgoorlie Nickel ProjectArdea ResourcesNickel
Cobalt
EFA letter of support for Ardea, up to $500 million
EXIM letter of interest for Ardea, up to $500 million
Export Finance Australia
Export-Import Bank of the United States
La Trobe Magnesiumnamed, no owner in the releaseMagnesiumnone with a figure
Mt Carbine Tungsten ProjectEQ ResourcesTungstennone with a figure
Nolans Rare Earths ProjectArafuraRare earthsnone with a figure
Northern Minerals Heavy Rare Earths ProjectNorthern MineralsRare earthsnone with a figure
Tronox Rare Earths Refinery ProjectTronox HoldingsMixed rare earth carbonateEFA letter of support for Tronox, up to around $424 million
EXIM letter of interest for Tronox, up to around $424 million
Export Finance Australia
Export-Import Bank of the United States
The claims
REPORTED

PLS Group Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

PLS Group Limited, as en.wikipedia.org describes it: "PLS' Pilgangoora Operation produces spodumene and tantalite concentrates."

Namesen.wikipedia.org ↗
PLS (company) - Wikipedia, last revised 16 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 260
SourcePLS (company) - Wikipedia, last revised 16 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 260 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8d55091a7f457732a1436f779be5cb2887dec64da9b92f9882c3eef632206b9b
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Lynas Rare Earths Limited, in its own words: "Lynas has completed the purchase of a 149-acre greenfield site in Seadrift, Texas."

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
U.S Project Update - Lynas Rare Earths, 31 July 2023, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 259
SourceU.S Project Update - Lynas Rare Earths, 31 July 2023, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 259 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3a56a04ef9c8004ebf068f33f00f5fea39431de1db43fb394914b34e5265b227
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Lynas Rare Earths Limited, in its own words: "Lynas Rare Earths is the world's only commercial producer of separated Light and Heavy rare earth oxides outside of China."

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
US Markets - Lynas Rare Earths, copyright footer: 2006 - 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 258
SourceUS Markets - Lynas Rare Earths, copyright footer: 2006 - 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 258 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:490453a6638048194220ca49fa04b1905d2eb8e4d1c354bdbc62541ee64525bc
REPORTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-10-01

Lynas describes itself as the world’s only commercial producer of separated light and heavy rare earth oxides outside China, mining at Mt Weld in Western Australia and processing at its Kuantan facility in Malaysia.

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
Lynas Rare Earths, About us, company website, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 248
SourceLynas Rare Earths, About us, company website, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 248 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e14057d2a2a0f2c2f12e0ad87a0b46f9f28ec9ad9ae74a161fefdfe758f7aa09
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-10-01

Within 6 months of agreeing the framework, Australia and the United States have each taken measures to provide at least USD 1 billion in financing to key critical minerals projects, the two governments said after the inaugural Mining, Minerals and Metals Investment Ministerial in Tokyo on 14 March 2026. They established the Critical Minerals Supply Security Response Group, led by senior representatives of the US Department of Energy and the Australian Department of Industry, Science and Resources, and committed to cooperation between Australia’s Critical Minerals Facility and Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve and the US Export-Import Bank and Project Vault.

Namesindustry.gov.au ↗
Department of Industry, Science and Resources, communique, Australia and United States advance cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths supply chains, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 243
SourceDepartment of Industry, Science and Resources, communique, Australia and United States advance cooperation on critical minerals and rare earths supply chains, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 243 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b144062adf3155c36da128934d8255b80fa7a2b42f5873c376aa0d431569d9bd
FILED

Mt Carbine Tungsten Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Mt Carbine Tungsten Project (Qld) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 242
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 242 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:fcc8a0fce948fa2df3ab6a4f9069343a072dc8b4161fe1f021cd77c42a82ba9f
FILED

Global Advanced Metals

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Global Advanced Metals (WA) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 241
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 241 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:97371ddec0586cb8b23d09cced4dc04fb4942925a0a8c5313bc8f6719792db6a
FILED

Goshen Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Goshen Rare Earths Project (Vic) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 240
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 240 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ed797a484793960fdb0f6b044aa7ba9e0d86f9b1c36dba2afde184c47d65ebf2
FILED

Northern Minerals Heavy Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Northern Minerals Heavy Rare Earths Project (WA) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 239
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 239 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:275980e9e333b370b488d75228e35830bcaf4d42f3b7f4533b04cb7568eace59
FILED

La Trobe Magnesium

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists La Trobe Magnesium (Vic) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 238
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 238 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2a30cd9bea70010dd93c274ee6bb5f5a80938d2a7b6ca215c9ff75b7882fe8fe
FILED

Copi Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Copi Rare Earths Project (NSW) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 237
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 237 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cd2f2204f3ec07ee427395c74700ebf2ccd0d9115f11311bc89291e1d68a5f92
FILED

Esmerelda Graphite Mine

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Esmerelda Graphite Mine (Qld) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 236
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 236 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2e33d321141bfce62e2bada857c15744ff69ac161e3bbe2c01e2881ba67799e3
FILED

Donald Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Donald Rare Earths Project (Vic) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 235
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 235 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c51d6e6de7f993b35bae4e1a8b56289c54d7e06c36c45992aafd7ee07ce7167c
FILED

Nolans Rare Earths Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Nolans Rare Earths Project (NT) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 234
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 234 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:be31a51b823783c9d79ce1b80455f5b1a0d8af012437984ed89f1d5a725ca434
FILED

Alcoa Gallium Recovery Project

recorded 2026-10-01

The joint release of 13 April 2026 lists Alcoa Gallium Recovery Project (WA) among the projects supported under the Australia-US Critical Minerals Framework. Additional projects for minerals including vanadium and scandium have also received indicative support from the two governments.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 233
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 233 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:cfe683667ba54dcec278e6acc759c8213cf9a32e10d1263018cb4587203f00af
FILED

Kalgoorlie Nickel Project

recorded 2026-10-01

Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued Letters of Support or Interest of up to $500 million each for Ardea Resources’ Kalgoorlie Nickel Project in Western Australia. The project hosts the largest nickel-cobalt resource in Australia, and one of the largest in the developed world, and was selected as a pilot project for the Australian Government’s Investor Front Door.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 232
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 232 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4bb31d8a81ba38ef8da6df8e5fc881cce55722ec8d7aab7c5e69c47ab84697ff
FILED

Tronox Rare Earths Refinery Project

recorded 2026-10-01

Export Finance Australia and the US Export-Import Bank issued coordinated Letters of Support or Interest of up to around $424 million each, a combined total of around $849 million, for the Tronox Holdings Rare Earths Refinery Project. The project has operations in Western Australia and the United States and will use Tronox’s existing mining and processing capabilities to produce mixed rare earth carbonate containing both light and heavy rare earth elements.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 231
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 231 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:47532116e6fa8ac7a1e92b8aba2e825da60ea58f0baf329840bd30bb17fc3a92
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-10-01

Australia and the United States are delivering more than $5 billion to back Australian critical minerals projects under the Critical Minerals Framework signed by Prime Minister Albanese and President Trump, according to the joint release of the Trade and Resources Ministers of 13 April 2026. Resources Minister Madeleine King and US Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum agreed the priority projects. Export Finance Australia is providing funding support alongside the US Export-Import Bank. The release prints its dollar figures without a currency mark.

Namestrademinister.gov.au ↗
Minister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 230
SourceMinister for Trade and Tourism and Minister for Resources, joint media release, Australia-US critical minerals framework investing in additional projects, 13 April 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 230 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4e58d6402fc0aca5c38206b96f5a2ee3f022befbdd719539700b4cf20b566e8a
INFERRED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-28

Lithium falls under the same framework, but only by reading two documents together. The framework covers critical minerals without listing them, and Australia's Critical Minerals List, as Geoscience Australia publishes it at 20 February 2024, names lithium among the 31 commodities the Australian Government considers critical. The framework itself does not name lithium.

Namesga.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, the framework text read with Geoscience Australia's critical minerals page, 28 September 2026
inferred · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 218
SourceKXCO research, the framework text read with Geoscience Australia's critical minerals page, 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 218 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a386901bde169aa00382f9f17ea1a612dcb0511da53fd82050c973874e4d633f
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-28

The United States-Australia critical minerals framework, signed on 20 October 2025, states that the participants intend to support the supply of raw and processed critical minerals and rare earths crucial to the commercial and defense industries. Rare earths are named in it. No company is.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
The White House, United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths, 20 October 2025, read 28 September 2026
filed · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 217
SourceThe White House, United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths, 20 October 2025, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 217 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:91df46eb65a951b98851901e9337aff099b1a522707b5e94f6e53e9264203211
FILED

PLS Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

PLS Group produces spodumene concentrate, a lithium ore, at its Pilgangoora Operation in Western Australia. Its June 2026 quarterly report, lodged with the ASX on 30 July 2026, gives FY26 production of 879.5 thousand tonnes, above the top end of guidance, and record June quarter sales of 249.9 thousand tonnes.

Namesannouncements.asx.com.au ↗
PLS Group Limited, June 2026 Quarterly Activities Report, ASX announcement 30 July 2026
filed · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 216
SourcePLS Group Limited, June 2026 Quarterly Activities Report, ASX announcement 30 July 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 216 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0ed54a9e87b59dc7e62b065ac1b68dc10dd0e713efdb6923e736172ea638b5fe
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

Lynas Rare Earths describes itself as the world's only significant producer of separated rare earth materials outside of China. Its rare earths are mined and first processed at the Mt Weld Concentration Plant in Western Australia, then shipped to its advanced materials plant in Gebeng, Malaysia.

Nameslynasrareearths.com ↗
Lynas Rare Earths, company website, read 28 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 215
SourceLynas Rare Earths, company website, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 215 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:728eebca24b77e7dfa6aa50b1a565ee03455eb8c82adc51f9b60742bce4cc0b0
COMPILED

PLS Group Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, PLS Group Limited (ASX: PLS) was priced at A$3.83, a market value of about A$12.3 billion, number 47 on the ASX by market value. 17 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.50 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$5.15 in a range of A$3.10 to A$6.70. It traded at 16.4 times forward earnings. Dividend yield 1.3 percent.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 204
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for PLS.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 204 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3e1c6a278485ffd2ac471e7311200684aa1cb49c13ec2667cdb3afc323059106
COMPILED

Lynas Rare Earths Limited

recorded 2026-09-28

At 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026, during trading, Lynas Rare Earths Limited (ASX: LYC) was priced at A$14.02, a market value of about A$14.1 billion, number 42 on the ASX by market value. 14 analysts give a consensus of buy, a mean score of 2.36 on a scale from 1 (strong buy) to 5 (sell), with a mean 12-month price target of A$17.93 in a range of A$9.50 to A$22.50. It traded at 17.0 times forward earnings.

Namesfinance.yahoo.com ↗
Yahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for LYC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026
compiled · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 199
SourceYahoo Finance quote and analyst consensus for LYC.AX, read 02:21 UTC on 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 199 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8f88282a18fa143a203d3a52bca89c85d1542a47d649659d870488bfc3e88517
REPORTED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-27

Machinery, including mining equipment, accounted for approximately US$8.4 billion of the approximately US$33.7 billion of United States exports to Australia in 2025.

Namestrade.gov ↗
US Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, Australia Country Commercial Guide, Mining and Critical Minerals, published 26 May 2026, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026, read 27 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 156
SourceUS Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, Australia Country Commercial Guide, Mining and Critical Minerals, published 26 May 2026, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026, read 27 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed27 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 156 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7eeffbf443ccf724582433f2845b77583f5ecdaaf2d2bafb1cf8918e97576b76
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-26

Australia and the United States committed to each provide at least US$1 billion in financing toward priority critical-minerals projects under the bilateral framework.

Namesindustry.gov.au ↗
Australia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 153
SourceAustralia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 153 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3eabdc24b3d9bcf581e535fa578ab51de75f7b2043aab2df7a0c5f147db8f733
FILED

United States-Australia Critical Minerals Framework

recorded 2026-09-26

Australia and the United States signed the United States-Australia Framework for Securing of Supply in the Mining and Processing of Critical Minerals and Rare Earths on 20 October 2025.

Namesindustry.gov.au ↗
Australia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources
filed · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 147
SourceAustralia and the United States sign landmark bilateral framework on critical minerals, Department of Industry, Science and Resources open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 147 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c5fee62c8b28f02842530b61d7de23ddc3fbe71d99ee4b5b6f11f4ef82b77550
Defence and AUKUS

Submarines, arms sales and the money each way

AUKUS, US arms sales notified for Australia, and government spending in both directions.

FILED

AUKUS submarine supply chain

recorded 2026-10-01

The AUKUS defence ministers, meeting in Singapore on 30 May 2026, welcomed a proposed approach under which Australia would acquire three in-service Virginia-class submarines in lieu of a mixture of new and in-service variants. They announced the finalisation of arrangements to establish Submarine Rotational Force-West in 2027, and acknowledged Australia’s planned investment of up to AUD 8 billion at SRF-West for infrastructure and logistics at HMAS Stirling, with initial down payments of AUD 3.9 billion for the new Submarine Construction Yard in South Australia and AUD 12 billion for the Henderson Defence Precinct.

Namesgov.uk ↗
AUKUS Defence Ministerial Joint Statement, Singapore, 30 May 2026, GOV.UK, read 1 October 2026
filed · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 245
SourceAUKUS Defence Ministerial Joint Statement, Singapore, 30 May 2026, GOV.UK, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 245 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:98a8dab4cfef061efb5fb4635e673f4ba1d51cfd71960d71e472b6087e198a0c
FILED

AUKUS submarine supply chain

recorded 2026-09-30

The Australian Government committed an additional A$262 million to support Australian defence-industry uplift and development of the AUKUS nuclear-powered submarine supply chain.

Namesminister.defence.gov.au ↗
Supporting Australian Industry to join AUKUS submarine supply chains, Defence Ministers
filed · accepted 30 September 2026 · record 229
SourceSupporting Australian Industry to join AUKUS submarine supply chains, Defence Ministers open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed30 September 2026
Accepted30 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 229 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b688fa88170ccce96772550e331a06c0210980e2d6962ad8a558d4ae15e9abd9
FILED

AUKUS licence-free environment

recorded 2026-09-26

Australia established a licence-free environment that exempts eligible defence goods, technology and services from permit requirements when transferred between Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom.

Namesdefence.gov.au ↗
Licence-free environment, Australian Department of Defence
filed · accepted 26 September 2026 · record 149
SourceLicence-free environment, Australian Department of Defence open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed26 September 2026
Accepted26 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 149 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:72b1ab20204a03c50967b6ac16f47ce837a716d09ec1fb16e82a6e1ad64ea82c
INFERRED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

In Australian dollars, the 1,047.0 million US dollars of US federal obligations in Australia in fiscal 2025 is about 1,623 million, converted at the 2025 average of 0.645 US dollars per Australian dollar. The fiscal year and the calendar year differ by three months, so the conversion is approximate.

Namessource named, no address
KXCO research, conversion of the USAspending fiscal 2025 total at the 2025 average Federal Reserve H.10 rate, 25 September 2026
inferred · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 134
SourceKXCO research, conversion of the USAspending fiscal 2025 total at the 2025 average Federal Reserve H.10 rate, 25 September 2026
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 134 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:980a631ac34d86588fb347faf3214617d78dcd03df25bb52fadf7f3b6023cf7e
REPORTED

US arms sales to Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

A notification is a ceiling, not a payment. The 4.50 billion US dollars notified in 2025 is the maximum estimated value of proposed sales delivered over years. What actually arrived in 2025 shows in the goods figures: Australia imported 1,684 million Australian dollars of arms and ammunition from the United States in 2025.

Namesdata.api.abs.gov.au ↗
Australian Bureau of Statistics, Merchandise Imports by Commodity (SITC), Country and State, SITC 891 from the United States, 2025 months summed, read 25 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 131
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Merchandise Imports by Commodity (SITC), Country and State, SITC 891 from the United States, 2025 months summed, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 131 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:19f5b1d73c9bb1ee13bb5a3880e727b2fd576ffc4099414b8688b7cfa0c8dac4
FILED

US arms sales to Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The largest notification since then is for missiles. Up to 450 AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missiles and related items, estimated at 3.16 billion US dollars, were notified to Congress on 23 January 2026 under transmittal 26-03.

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Federal Register document 2026-05140, Arms Sales Notification, transmittal 26-03, published 17 March 2026, read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 130
SourceFederal Register document 2026-05140, Arms Sales Notification, transmittal 26-03, published 17 March 2026, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 130 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7bcafe4ff81de900e9bf3cfe1e5b708198cc28efda1d09d9a9706c2bc08b1f84
FILED

US arms sales to Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

Seven US arms sales to Australia were notified to Congress in calendar 2025, with estimated values totalling 4.50 billion US dollars: F/A-18F and EA-18G sustainment 2.0 billion (16 June), AIM-120 AMRAAM missiles 1.04 billion (9 April), 48 HIMARS launchers 705 million (30 September), MC-55A upgrade 404 million (6 August), decoy flares 165 million (18 March), 161 Javelin command launch units 97.3 million (19 August) and 54 GMLRS rounds 91.2 million (10 March).

Namesfederalregister.gov ↗
Federal Register, Defense Security Cooperation Agency arms sales notifications naming the Government of Australia, transmittals 24-127, 25-09, 25-10, 25-39, 25-50, 25-41 and 25-88, read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 129
SourceFederal Register, Defense Security Cooperation Agency arms sales notifications naming the Government of Australia, transmittals 24-127, 25-09, 25-10, 25-39, 25-50, 25-41 and 25-88, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 129 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:47e11fc703a40ab1e659d89d505d9cf48de43085408e4b98988e7452ccf6d87b
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

The same White House fact sheet lists Australian defence purchases from US companies: 1.2 billion US dollars of Anduril unmanned underwater vehicles, delivery of the first Apache helicopters under a separate 2.6 billion dollar deal, and 2 billion dollars in US companies for integrated air and missile defence. It also says the two governments intend to invest more than 3 billion dollars together in critical mineral projects within six months.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
The White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 128
SourceThe White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 128 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f6dc68ed6338220df146d49ddd27141ba07e9313cb545845b9457bcaae695d85
REPORTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

The total commitment is 3 billion US dollars. ABC News reported on 11 December 2025 that Australia is providing 3 billion US dollars, 4.5 billion Australian dollars, to the US to help boost its shipbuilding capacity.

Namesabc.net.au ↗
ABC News, Hegseth praises Australia for stepping up as Marles insists AUKUS is on track, 11 December 2025
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 127
SourceABC News, Hegseth praises Australia for stepping up as Marles insists AUKUS is on track, 11 December 2025 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 127 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7d63733c4ddf61837c6fd80eec2e9c3cda82a6a417a703d102c392fee8cd5e9f
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

By December 2025 the second payment was due. The AUSMIN 2025 joint fact sheet says Australia will soon deliver the next one billion dollar payment, bringing its contribution to the US submarine industrial base to 2 billion US dollars so far.

Namesglobalsecurity.org ↗
Joint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 126
SourceJoint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 126 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:f8a540dc45c0636181268bdaa289cf017a87420e5bdda9073f4f75c2b58a9c95
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian government spending in the US

recorded 2026-09-25

Australia pays the US government directly to expand American submarine building. The White House fact sheet of 20 October 2025 says Australia had contributed 1 billion US dollars to the US Government to expand and modernise the US submarine industrial base, with another 1 billion by the end of the year.

Nameswhitehouse.gov ↗
The White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 125
SourceThe White House, Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Closes Billion-Dollar Deals with Australia, 20 October 2025, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 125 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:031d45aec15a96709a64476f6de763d3fc40d8507d2325df65b7c0d311673eac
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The two governments say why the Darwin and Tindal money is being spent. The AUSMIN 2025 joint fact sheet commits to infrastructure works at RAAF Bases Tindal and Darwin to support rotations of US bombers, fighters and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft, to expand Marine Rotational Force-Darwin, and to establish Submarine Rotational Force-West as early as 2027.

Namesglobalsecurity.org ↗
Joint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026
management-asserted · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 124
SourceJoint Fact Sheet on Australia-U.S. Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN) 2025, released by the US Department of State 8 December 2025, text read from the GlobalSecurity.org copy 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 124 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:373781cbf6d4defad654d08b3622d2dffacdef8f8c3af2397cf3e57798f1690c
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

NASA pays an Australian government agency to run its deep space tracking station. Contract 80NM0018C0002, operation and maintenance of the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex, is held by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, with a total award value of 154.3 million US dollars. CSIRO received 24.4 million in fiscal year 2025 obligations.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 123
SourceUSAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 123 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b34cfd7d5baa94960d970714508dc6855e54cfc431242ee64bb767e1463aba3b
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The largest US contracts performed in Australia are military construction at Australian air bases. The US Navy awarded SLSCO Ltd contract N6274225C1308 for an aircraft parking apron at RAAF Base Darwin, total award value 387.1 million US dollars, and obligated 327.3 million to SLSCO in fiscal year 2025. At RAAF Base Tindal the Navy awarded NOVA NACAP, a joint venture, a bomber apron worth 129.6 million under N6274224C1302 and jet fuel storage tanks worth 82.4 million under N6274222C1314.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 122
SourceUSAspending.gov award records N6274225C1308, N6274224C1302, N6274222C1314 and 80NM0018C0002, total award values, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 122 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3d70c6ba40bbe7432e2906a06e37f29c015aa5b1ebc059303c7b06a907634bf9
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

By agency, the Department of Defense obligated 589.2 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal year 2025, the Social Security Administration 236.4 million, the Department of Veterans Affairs 164.6 million and NASA 23.3 million. The Social Security money is direct payments, benefits paid to people living in Australia, not purchases.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 121
SourceUSAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 121 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:91a1573185e4c9d86d19d835c60315c949ac1999770385e30bf7209e597fa963
FILED

US government spending in Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

US federal agencies obligated 1,047.0 million US dollars on awards performed in Australia in fiscal year 2025, the year to 30 September 2025. Contracts were 751.1 million, direct payments 236.9 million, grants 51.5 million and other awards 7.5 million. These are obligations, money committed, not money paid out in the year.

Namesapi.usaspending.gov ↗
USAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026
filed · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 120
SourceUSAspending.gov award data, awards with place of performance Australia, fiscal year 2025 (1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025), obligations by agency, recipient and award type, API query read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 120 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5260a6aa377d26e31805622556003783814803cd14d6d1cfccc2642121bdda3b
Trade Flows

Goods, services and investment, from both statistical systems

The Australian and United States figures side by side. They do not measure the same thing, and where they disagree the record says so.

FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-10-02

United States goods imports from Australia totalled US$29.0 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 2 October 2026 · record 438
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed2 October 2026
Accepted2 October 2026, by KXCO operator
Recordnumber 438 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7ba6e23d9ee7d4bd0140292354d2ee81f078c8e1ba9f9c2cd5cb265d63e817c4
REPORTED

Australian beef exports to the United States

recorded 2026-10-01

For the fiscal year ended 30 June 2026 the United States was Australia’s largest beef export market, at 493,000 tonnes, and its largest lamb and goatmeat market, Beef Central reported on 24 July 2026. Australian beef was excluded from the new 12.5 percent tariff, and the exemptions on beef, copper, gold and pharmaceuticals cover 70 per cent of total Australian exports to the US.

Namesbeefcentral.com ↗
Beef Central, Aussie beef excluded from latest 12.5pc US tariff hike, 24 July 2026, read 1 October 2026
reported · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 246
SourceBeef Central, Aussie beef excluded from latest 12.5pc US tariff hike, 24 July 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 246 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6d911750c34193af8ffedfa594d9380cb92e8d3e72b7e27b60be9731fcf53266
REPORTED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-27

Machinery, including mining equipment, accounted for approximately US$8.4 billion of the approximately US$33.7 billion of United States exports to Australia in 2025.

Namestrade.gov ↗
US Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, Australia Country Commercial Guide, Mining and Critical Minerals, published 26 May 2026, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026, read 27 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 156
SourceUS Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration, Australia Country Commercial Guide, Mining and Critical Minerals, published 26 May 2026, submitted by Mike English 26 September 2026, read 27 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed27 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 156 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:7eeffbf443ccf724582433f2845b77583f5ecdaaf2d2bafb1cf8918e97576b76
REPORTED

Australian non-monetary gold exports, July 2026

recorded 2026-09-24

The gold that drove the 2025 surge is going back out. Australian non-monetary gold exports fell 1,888 million Australian dollars, or 26.1 per cent, in July 2026, and non-monetary gold imports fell 746 million, or 31.1 per cent. Total goods exports fell 1,576 million and imports 1,157 million in the month, taking the seasonally adjusted goods balance down 418 million. These gold components are not seasonally adjusted.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
Australian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade in Goods July 2026, released 3 September 2026, read 24 September 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 112
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade in Goods July 2026, released 3 September 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 112 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:e6bd261ab483655514ee462619b711826a3d060d2f972944a45a5d8278614359
REPORTED

Australian services exports to the USA, 2025

recorded 2026-09-24

On services the United States is the larger partner in both directions. The Australian Bureau of Statistics puts Australian services exports to the United States at 19,385 million Australian dollars in 2025, 13.6 per cent of all Australian services exports and the second largest partner, and services imports from the United States at 45,995 million, up 4,871 million or 11.8 per cent, 25.6 per cent of all Australian services imports and the largest partner.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
Australian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade Supplementary Information Calendar Year 2025, released 30 April 2026, read 24 September 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 111
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, International Trade Supplementary Information Calendar Year 2025, released 30 April 2026, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 111 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6d41ad470b607577d334c47061341c78c4321c540323bed52b046df76e4ef33e
INFERRED

Australian exports to the USA, 2025, ABS basis

recorded 2026-09-24

The 59.9 billion Australian dollar figure covers goods and services together, not merchandise alone, and the room can show it. Subtracting the reported rise of 18.9 billion puts the 2024 level at 41.0 billion, while this record already holds Australian merchandise exports to the USA of 23.8 billion Australian dollars for 2024. The gap of about 17 billion is the services trade, which the same release puts at 19,385 million for 2025. Read as goods alone the figure would overstate Australian merchandise exports to the United States by roughly 19 billion Australian dollars.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, arithmetic on Australian Bureau of Statistics calendar 2025 figures against the 2024 merchandise figure already in this record, 24 September 2026
inferred · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 110
SourceKXCO research, arithmetic on Australian Bureau of Statistics calendar 2025 figures against the 2024 merchandise figure already in this record, 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 110 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a104af90d18fbbeb93317b890a5cee6ca1521502e0db933d06dd2e1bb6a4ec99
INFERRED

Australian exports to the USA, 2025, ABS basis

recorded 2026-09-24

The two statistical systems do not tell the same story about 2025. The Australian Bureau of Statistics records the United States as Australia's third largest export partner at 59.9 billion Australian dollars, up 18.9 billion or 46.1 per cent on 2024. The United States Census Bureau records United States goods imports from Australia of 28,953.3 million United States dollars for the same year. The two cannot be reconciled from the published headlines alone: they are in different currencies, they do not cover the same set of transactions, and neither headline states its valuation basis.

Namesabs.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, Australian Bureau of Statistics and United States Census Bureau headline figures for calendar 2025 compared 24 September 2026
inferred · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 109
SourceKXCO research, Australian Bureau of Statistics and United States Census Bureau headline figures for calendar 2025 compared 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 109 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:22f5c00a581b0ccbda7ce0c204bdb1f92e3b20e2f1dffc94c2972596dfdb735e
REPORTED

US goods imports from Australia, January to July 2026

recorded 2026-09-24

United States goods imports from Australia in the seven months to July 2026 ran at 10,407.5 million dollars, against 28,953.3 million dollars for the whole of 2025. The monthly series is 1,740.6 in January, 1,299.0 in February, 1,431.2 in March, 1,359.1 in April, 1,339.3 in May, 1,521.0 in June and 1,717.3 in July. Exports the other way were 21,670.3 million over the same seven months, leaving a United States surplus of 11,262.8 million.

Namescensus.gov ↗
United States Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 24 September 2026
reported · accepted 24 September 2026 · record 108
SourceUnited States Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 24 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed24 September 2026
Accepted24 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 108 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0ec31027bc55c262cf213de5d38502ebeb1ca5e9383529380cf0a598089e6c03
FILED

US Australia investment

recorded 2026-09-22

Australian investment in the United States stood at A$1.64 trillion in 2025.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Australia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 98
SourceAustralia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 98 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b61abe2c34061976a8352c72595cc148426bfb5cf213314501b3e9612e8edd61
FILED

US Australia investment

recorded 2026-09-22

United States investment in Australia stood at A$1.36 trillion in 2025.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Australia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 97
SourceAustralia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 97 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a713326d4c6e77fc35b9c562f29582868786bdf538d0c69c447798749125216e
FILED

US Australia services trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States services imports from Australia totalled US$12.3 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 96
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 96 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3b3d78f22e4fd50ed9d91b52577c4dcba5db47a7736a850bef3af3c4d39d1c36
FILED

US Australia services trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States services exports to Australia totalled US$27.0 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 95
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 95 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:76160e508b4c59118a4839dae9ac144d4bf610f6c7849227de4a7ea4708ece55
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States goods exports to Australia totalled US$33.7 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 93
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 93 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:63a2e68104e96a9e3f0bb6314c202d88f8bdee71c6835c3ef5e486e25113e882
FILED

US Australia two way trade

recorded 2026-09-22

United States goods and services trade with Australia totalled an estimated US$102.0 billion in 2025.

Namesustr.gov ↗
Australia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 92
SourceAustralia Trade Summary, Office of the United States Trade Representative open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 92 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d3965ffe68d9b7c11a118e1cfb6602c973d411243c4e1d4f084e5eeb97035993
FILED

Australia United States Free Trade Agreement

recorded 2026-09-22

All metals and minerals covered by AUSFTA became duty-free upon the agreement's entry into force.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Overview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 91
SourceOverview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 91 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:4ade8ebcd6e0afa8c1cf1add2ace4fd1abe03354763063e371949b2efdbb8989
FILED

Australia United States Free Trade Agreement

recorded 2026-09-22

Duties on more than 97 percent of United States non-agricultural tariff lines, excluding textiles and clothing, became duty-free when AUSFTA entered into force.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Overview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 90
SourceOverview, Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 90 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:687ba704364d646eb43ed400e0314de5b3acdfa07ab35a1ae76fbba0a9caa6d3
FILED

Australia United States Free Trade Agreement

recorded 2026-09-22

The Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement entered into force on 1 January 2005.

Namesdfat.gov.au ↗
Australia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 89
SourceAustralia-United States FTA, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byMike English, KXCO
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 89 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8bb13c95d919062f1366e0a91912d6fff10fe5ea8b1dd67002337371535efde6
REPORTED

Price elasticity

recorded 2026-09-22

The Armington elasticity literature carries documented publication bias, so a median taken from published estimates is not a neutral central value.

Journal of International Economics, estimating the Armington elasticity, the importance of study design and publication bias
reported · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 17
SourceJournal of International Economics, estimating the Armington elasticity, the importance of study design and publication bias open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 17 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:078ef467c1bee0d203c2d63d465769780a29d383b93eeb5a4f2a9caedcdfd19e
COMPILED

Price elasticity

recorded 2026-09-22

No statistical agency publishes a bilateral price elasticity for US Australia trade. What exists is Armington substitution elasticities from the academic literature, which sit in a range of 2.5 to 5.1 with a median of 3.8 and are not specific to this country pair.

USITC working paper, a comparison of Armington elasticity estimates in the trade literature
compiled · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 16
SourceUSITC working paper, a comparison of Armington elasticity estimates in the trade literature open ↗
Tiercompiled: Assembled from a market data source at the time stated on the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 16 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:b19dba20d937bf3800bf57122226e2ccb4e579527dfe5491fdd7442266b7d9a2
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Trade with the USA fell from 15 percent of Australia total merchandise trade in 2000 to 8 percent in 2024.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 15
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 15 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:9bc29a21d62985da1d11b30c3eb752d3a2805c395dc7e4913d8e15c3a8871f22
FILED

Non monetary gold

recorded 2026-09-22

Between January and April 2025 Australia exported 11.1 billion Australian dollars of non monetary gold to the USA, more than the total exported to the USA over 2021 to 2024 combined. The ABS attributes this to importers in the USA buying ahead of possible tariffs.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 14
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 14 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:12130cefa59b69fcf2bc975977ec1aa63e7ce84a71302f16c6d819955fd17518
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Australia largest merchandise imports from the USA in 2024 were road vehicles at 5.8 billion Australian dollars, electrical machinery at 3.9 billion, transport equipment at 3.8 billion, specialised machinery at 3.8 billion and general industrial machinery at 3.7 billion.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 13
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 13 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:5f15b942946f3793f04054ba68a0a5e59e13218fcd5a1087d7da7d4439a7c87c
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Australia largest merchandise exports to the USA in 2024 were meat and meat preparations at 6.1 billion Australian dollars, non monetary gold at 2.9 billion, medicinal and pharmaceutical products at 2.1 billion, transport equipment at 1.2 billion and professional and scientific apparatus at 1.2 billion.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 12
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 12 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6710d039f805a295d81dd7a37f9cbd8028a057002254d292327f9f918e078aaa
FILED

Australia merchandise trade with the USA

recorded 2026-09-22

Australia recorded a merchandise deficit with the USA of 26.9 billion Australian dollars in 2024, on exports of 23.8 billion and imports of 50.6 billion.

Australian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 11
SourceAustralian Bureau of Statistics, Australia trade with the USA, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 11 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:d6960b5d23ff2b8c38406631015bd5b59734dfae83a4a7ee8ad9907f4caeecb3
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

In the seven months to July 2026 US goods exports to Australia were 21,670.3 million dollars and imports 10,407.5 million, a surplus of 11,262.8 million.

US Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 10
SourceUS Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 10 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:8a99c1f833dedbe6a3a58e54d122aacfc00e5f63fe6959e28176eb2c5df86b70
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US Census records goods imports from Australia of 16,639.2 million dollars in 2024 and 28,953.3 million dollars in 2025, against exports of 34,585.6 million and 33,706.0 million.

US Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 9
SourceUS Census Bureau, trade in goods with Australia, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 9 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:688c487302b37b7ade33d46e7fb4bd800779a6e95f19173cd7e13c78daa59f3e
FILED

US Australia services trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US services exports to Australia were 27.0 billion dollars in 2025 and services imports 12.3 billion, a services surplus of 14.7 billion.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 7
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 7 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6635e45faf4b39c16c5c948e4779ba72767d05b1e14281870086a0f114d24454
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

The US goods surplus with Australia fell 73.5 percent to 4.8 billion dollars in 2025.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 6
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 6 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:c14522e068149edc51e7a09053206bd9e060734f5f4f4b7fc37977e8fe92cbdd
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US goods imports from Australia were 29.0 billion dollars in 2025, up 74.0 percent on 2024.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 5
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 5 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:0d20600a0619d692a543808e0d85396e49977e0366369d2653c197e60fedf1c7
FILED

US Australia goods trade

recorded 2026-09-22

US goods exports to Australia were 33.7 billion dollars in 2025, down 2.5 percent on 2024.

USTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026
filed · accepted 22 September 2026 · record 4
SourceUSTR, Australia country page, read 22 September 2026 open ↗
Tierfiled: The primary instrument itself: the proclamation, the notice, the release, the statement.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed22 September 2026
Accepted22 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 4 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:353a8668dd10ceb8d626c4ac857cdcee30c0814643e3d7465c2564ec78e692fd
Currency

The Australian dollar, fixed and forecast

Reserve Bank and Federal Reserve rates, the cash rate, and the bank forecasts that are public.

MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia's Statement on Monetary Policy (Financial Conditions chapter) says: "The Australian dollar TWI has depreciated 1.2 per cent since the May" ... "underpinned by a narrowing in yield differentials" ... "Rising government bond yields internationally" ... "particularly in the United States" ... "and a decline in Australian monetary policy expectations have contributed to a narrowing of Australia" ... "interest rate differentials with other advanced economies."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 419
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Statement on Monetary Policy – August 2026, Chapter 1: Financial Conditions, 11 August 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 419 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:ac0decb66b8d4d8ba82188e1c432f519d911481ac46e316a6a81f04bb8530e4e
BOARD-APPROVED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-10-01

The Reserve Bank of Australia minutes headed "16 June 2026 | Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting" record: "The Australian dollar had depreciated a little since the previous meeting, in line with a decline in yield differentials (particularly against the United States) and a modest fall in commodity prices."

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 16 June 2026, published 30 June 2026, read 1 October 2026
board-approved · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 409
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, Minutes of the Monetary Policy Board Meeting of 16 June 2026, published 30 June 2026, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 409 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3ddb983c03b51f2fdc559b75b37ac36ed5e1aa70cd305711b2556d9004928bdb
MANAGEMENT-ASSERTED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-10-01

Westpac Banking Corporation, in its own words: "With operations in the US since 1970 and a dedicated US based team headquartered in New York, Westpac convert our Australasian insights into a global context."

Nameswestpac.com.au ↗
Westpac in the Americas, read 1 October 2026
management-asserted · accepted 1 October 2026 · record 268
SourceWestpac in the Americas, read 1 October 2026 open ↗
Tiermanagement-asserted: What a government, company or its management says of itself.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed1 October 2026
Accepted1 October 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 268 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:35e6ea9b33ebae8d958215fd1d27a697948f88cd905162d96e1dd349ff68512a
INFERRED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

The three banks whose current forecasts are public all expect the Australian dollar to be a little higher against the US dollar in 2027 than the 0.7019 it fixed at on 25 September 2026: Westpac 0.73 for December 2027, MUFG 0.74 for mid 2027, ING 0.74 for about September 2027. That is a rise of 4 to 5 percent. Against the other majors, Westpac, the only one of the three to forecast them all, sees little change except a weaker Australian dollar against the New Zealand dollar, and ING likewise sees no change against the euro. CommBank, NAB and ANZ publish forecasts to their clients, but no current 2027 table from them was found in public when this was compiled, so they are not included.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
KXCO research, comparison of the Westpac, MUFG and ING forecasts above with the RBA 4pm rate of 25 September 2026
inferred · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 226
SourceKXCO research, comparison of the Westpac, MUFG and ING forecasts above with the RBA 4pm rate of 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierinferred: Arithmetic or a reading across claims already in the record, shown in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 226 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:2ad9f6f19ac26c2ad6f2f51b361c6ff3e662f41a0dfb997bf3247dae9810e2d6
REPORTED

ING

recorded 2026-09-28

ING forecasts the Australian dollar at 0.74 US dollars twelve months out, which is about September 2027, from 0.72 spot when it published on 7 September 2026. It quotes the euro at 1.61 Australian dollars both at spot and twelve months out, so it expects no change against the euro.

Namesthink.ing.com ↗
ING THINK, FX Talking forecast table, 7 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 225
SourceING THINK, FX Talking forecast table, 7 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 225 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a04431acbb8571871f6f08a1bc67a3658714b037dbb571a4103c504708144145
REPORTED

MUFG Bank

recorded 2026-09-28

MUFG forecasts the Australian dollar at 0.73 US dollars in the first quarter of 2027 and 0.74 in the second, from 0.72 at the end of 2026.

Namesmufgresearch.com ↗
MUFG Research, FX forecasts, updated 1 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 224
SourceMUFG Research, FX forecasts, updated 1 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 224 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:30ea86b9446a23772b1e64972653e13001da0aeb6239c3acc674e1e77ef0850d
REPORTED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

For December 2027 Westpac forecasts one Australian dollar at 112 yen, 0.60 euros, 0.53 British pounds, 1.11 New Zealand dollars and 4.67 yuan. The largest move it expects is against the New Zealand dollar, down from 1.2053 when the forecasts were made.

Nameslibrary.westpaciq.com.au ↗
Westpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 223
SourceWestpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 223 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:af06bb0f1876b2e8fe955d03289ad14f8354fbcb31ffedb6df77765455715030
REPORTED

Westpac Banking Corporation

recorded 2026-09-28

Westpac forecasts the Australian dollar at 0.72 US dollars in March 2027, 0.73 in June, 0.73 in September and 0.73 in December 2027, from 0.6942 when the forecasts were made on 10 July 2026.

Nameslibrary.westpaciq.com.au ↗
Westpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 222
SourceWestpac Market Outlook July 2026, currency forecasts, published 10 July 2026; not revised in the 8 September 2026 forecast update open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 222 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:6e900593aa287a39249a0f73730210c40be1e8229547317a1680344f0156e11b
SYSTEM-DERIVED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

Over the year to 25 September 2026 the Australian dollar rose against every major currency, least against the yuan: up 13.1 percent against the yen, up 9.9 percent against the euro, up 9.4 percent against the New Zealand dollar, up 8.1 percent against the pound, up 6.8 percent against the US dollar and up 0.6 percent against the yuan. These are computed from the European Central Bank's euro reference rates on both dates, so both ends are measured the same way; they differ slightly from the RBA's 4pm rates because the ECB fixes earlier in the day.

Namesdata-api.ecb.europa.eu ↗
KXCO computation from European Central Bank euro reference rates for 25 September 2025 and 25 September 2026
system-derived · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 221
SourceKXCO computation from European Central Bank euro reference rates for 25 September 2025 and 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tiersystem-derived: Computed from published reference rates, method stated in the claim.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 221 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:3116d5f03a17a51eafb0043907d1b973e1dbebb136e57e8abfd3653058afbca3
REPORTED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

At the same fixing it bought 0.5310 British pounds, 4.7118 yuan and 1.2401 New Zealand dollars, and the trade-weighted index stood at 65.2.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 220
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 220 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:85bfc224977bff3e0de4e388de5ebdf75d14285eeeb7d419750d5f8baa0d31b4
REPORTED

Australian dollar

recorded 2026-09-28

At the Reserve Bank of Australia's 4pm fixing on 25 September 2026, one Australian dollar bought 0.7019 US dollars, 0.6170 euros and 111.08 yen.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026
reported · accepted 28 September 2026 · record 219
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, exchange rates, 4pm AEST 25 September 2026, read 28 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed28 September 2026
Accepted28 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 219 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:56ce7cd6b20840ec54dad5cc0d06db49809147433533e0f49015ed5950b86b6f
REPORTED

Exchange rate

recorded 2026-09-25

One Australian dollar bought 0.645 US dollars on average across 2025, over 250 trading days, with a low of 0.598 and a high of 0.671. It bought 0.6915 on 30 June 2026 and 0.7111 on 18 September 2026, the latest in the series.

Namesfred.stlouisfed.org ↗
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, H.10 foreign exchange rates, US dollars per Australian dollar, series DEXUSAL via FRED, read 25 September 2026
reported · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 133
SourceBoard of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, H.10 foreign exchange rates, US dollars per Australian dollar, series DEXUSAL via FRED, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierreported: A news report, a company page or a summary of a primary source.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 133 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:a1e41b02488c123c9a1c1b471b9ca8cba4641b7b73d3fe1858182676359ced36
BOARD-APPROVED

Reserve Bank of Australia

recorded 2026-09-25

The Reserve Bank of Australia cash rate target is 4.35 per cent. The Monetary Policy Board left it unchanged on 11 August 2026, after three rises of 0.25 percentage points took effect on 4 February, 18 March and 6 May 2026, from 3.60 per cent.

Namesrba.gov.au ↗
Reserve Bank of Australia, cash rate target table and Statement by the Monetary Policy Board of 11 August 2026, read 25 September 2026
board-approved · accepted 27 September 2026 · record 132
SourceReserve Bank of Australia, cash rate target table and Statement by the Monetary Policy Board of 11 August 2026, read 25 September 2026 open ↗
Tierboard-approved: Decided and published by a board.
Filed byKXCO research
Filed25 September 2026
Accepted27 September 2026; who accepted it was not recorded at the time
Recordnumber 132 in the room's append-only chain, hash sha256:78b07e19cebe90bf6f192e6b881d5de2747b927a4fe3fe5e400a44ba46be70e6