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Australian real GDP growth (quarterly)

How much the economy grew in the latest quarter.

Source: ABS via RBA statistical table H1 (opens in a new tab) Updated at source

Latest
0.4%
Jun qtr 2026
Previous
0.3%
Mar qtr 2026
Change
+0.1 pp
From the previous reading
Frequency
Quarterly
History from Dec qtr 1959

Calculated by Take Profits

Quarterly % = (real GDP this quarter ÷ real GDP last quarter − 1) × 100 (not annualised). The inputs are the official series listed under Sources; the result is not published by the source in this form.
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Australian real GDP growth (quarterly)

How much the economy grew in the latest quarter.

Real GDP (quarter): 0.4% in Jun qtr 2026 (previous 0.3% in Mar qtr 2026). Since Mar qtr 2017 the low was −6.8% (Jun qtr 2020) and the high 3.7% (Dec qtr 2021).
Real GDP (quarter)
0.4%
Jun qtr 2026 · change +0.1 pp
Data table
Latest observations: Australian real GDP growth (quarterly)
Period Real GDP (quarter) Source value (GGDPCVGDP)
Jun qtr 2026 0.4% 699,461
Mar qtr 2026 0.3% 696,539
Dec qtr 2025 0.9% 694,551
Sep qtr 2025 0.5% 688,271
Jun qtr 2025 0.8% 684,822
Mar qtr 2025 0.4% 679,519
Dec qtr 2024 0.4% 676,864
Sep qtr 2024 0.3% 673,895
Jun qtr 2024 0.2% 672,062
Mar qtr 2024 0.3% 670,929
Dec qtr 2023 0.0% 668,625
Sep qtr 2023 0.4% 668,408

About this indicator

What it measures
The change in real (chain volume) GDP from the previous quarter, seasonally adjusted.
How it is calculated
Calculated by us from the real GDP level in RBA table H1: (GDP this quarter ÷ GDP last quarter − 1) × 100. Australia quotes quarterly growth without annualising.
How to read it
A negative quarter means output shrank. To compare with the US headline figure, which is annualised, multiply roughly by four, or compare the year-ended growth rates instead.
Caveats
GDP is revised with each later release as more data arrive.
Frequency
Quarterly
Typical release
Quarterly, about nine weeks after the quarter ends (early March, June, September and December).

Sources

  • Real GDP RBA table H1, series GGDPCVGDP · $ million, seasonally adjusted 268 observations stored (1 Jul 1959 to 1 Apr 2026) · updated at source 3 Sep 2026 View at the source (opens in a new tab)

Recent observations

Newest first. For a calculated figure, the source value it comes from is shown beside it.

Recent observations: Australian real GDP growth (quarterly)
Period Real GDP (quarter) Source value (GGDPCVGDP) First recorded here
Jun qtr 2026 0.4% 699,461 20 Oct 2026
Mar qtr 2026 0.3% 696,539 20 Oct 2026
Dec qtr 2025 0.9% 694,551 20 Oct 2026
Sep qtr 2025 0.5% 688,271 20 Oct 2026
Jun qtr 2025 0.8% 684,822 20 Oct 2026
Mar qtr 2025 0.4% 679,519 20 Oct 2026
Dec qtr 2024 0.4% 676,864 20 Oct 2026
Sep qtr 2024 0.3% 673,895 20 Oct 2026
Jun qtr 2024 0.2% 672,062 20 Oct 2026
Mar qtr 2024 0.3% 670,929 20 Oct 2026
Dec qtr 2023 0.0% 668,625 20 Oct 2026
Sep qtr 2023 0.4% 668,408 20 Oct 2026
Jun qtr 2023 0.3% 665,940 20 Oct 2026
Mar qtr 2023 0.6% 663,632 20 Oct 2026
Dec qtr 2022 0.9% 659,867 20 Oct 2026
Sep qtr 2022 0.5% 654,278 20 Oct 2026
Jun qtr 2022 0.9% 651,311 20 Oct 2026
Mar qtr 2022 1.0% 645,474 20 Oct 2026
Dec qtr 2021 3.7% 639,065 20 Oct 2026
Sep qtr 2021 −1.8% 616,398 20 Oct 2026
Jun qtr 2021 0.7% 627,429 20 Oct 2026
Mar qtr 2021 2.2% 622,761 20 Oct 2026
Dec qtr 2020 3.4% 609,061 20 Oct 2026
Sep qtr 2020 3.4% 588,877 20 Oct 2026

Revisions

We record a revision when a value we already hold changes at the source. Tracking began on 20 Oct 2026, so revisions made before then are not shown, and figures are in the source's own units.

No revisions detected

No stored value has changed since tracking began.

Australia · Growth and employment

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