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Winners and losers in a mixed bag this winter harvest
Global prices and domestic production fluctuated across commodities and regions.
The weakening Australian dollar prevented what could have otherwise been an extreme month for global agricultural commodity prices.
November 2008 (RTF 41kb)
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Background Information
| Objective | To track the movement of as well as provide insight on key commodity prices through an index based on Australia's 8 main farm exports: wheat, beef, barley, wool, cotton, sugar, dairy and canola. |
| Author | Westpac in partnership with the National Farmers' Federation. |
| Frequency | Monthly |
| Data Source | Data is collected from various sources including commentary and forecasts provided by representatives of the National Farmers' Federation and Westpac. |
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