Statistic On Where Australia Invests

Do you know that at the end of 2018, the total amount of Australian money invested overseas was around $2.5 trillion?

The United States, The United Kingdom and Japan are the top 3 economies where Australia invests. Investment in the US occupied more than 25 percent of the the total investment, which totalled $719 billion. Australia invested 17.8% more in the United Kingdom in 2018 compare to the previous year, from $346.4 billion to $408 billion. The total growth of Australian businesses investment in other economies in this five years is 7.4%.

Refer to: https://dfat.gov.au/trade/resources/investment-statistics/Pages/statistics-on-where-australia-invests.aspx

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