The charts below show Australian dollars in Australia’s trade in three nations from 2004 to 2009 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

The three charts illustrate Australia's trade using

Australian

dollars

in three countries in 5 years from 2004.

Overall

, both India and China's import figures enjoyed an upward

trend

,

while

the

number

of export

dollars

in the two countries saw a downward

trend

.

Additionally

, the

figure

for both exported and imported

Australian

dollars

in the US remained nearly the same.

According to

the first line graph, the

number

of

Australian

dollars

imported

in

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China rose significantly from 20

billion

in 2004 to 30

billion

in 2008.

Then

, it rocketed and peaked at over 35

billion

in 2009. The export

figure

in China increased slightly from 15

billion

in 2004 to 25

billion

in 2009, 10

billion

less than its import

number

. Australia's dollar imports in India increased from 25

billion

to 35

billion

and became the largest

figure

in the chart.

In addition

, the

number

of

Australian

dollar exports from India reached its highest point at approximately 25

billion

in 2007,

then

recovered the same

number

in 2004 at just under 20

billion

dollars

in 2009. The

figure

for Australia's dollar import in America experienced an unclear increasing

trend

. Starting with 20

billion

in 2004. It fluctuated insignificantly and reached roughly 23

billion

in the

last

year of the studied period. The export

figure

seems to enjoy the same

trend

, it began with 10

billion

in 2004,

then

rose and fell slightly and remained nearly the same

figure

in 2009.