5232.0 - Australian National Accounts: Financial Accounts, Dec 2006

ARCHIVED ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 30/03/2007

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Main Features Analysis and Comments, Sectoral Summary Analysis and Comments, Market Summary Sectoral Analysis About this Release	ANALYSIS AND COMMENTS SECTORAL SUMMARY INTERSECTORAL FINANCIAL FLOWS During December Quarter 2006 Significant flows during the December quarter 2006 were the borrowings by non-financial corporations from financial corporations, net $21.6b, by financial corporations from general government, net $18.8b, and general government from non-financial corporations, net $16.2b. The two flows involving the general government sector primarily reflect the impacts in the equity markets related to the privatisation of a public non-financial corporation. Households had net claims of $6.9b on financial corporations and had a further net claim of $6.0b on general government. INTERSECTORAL FINANCIAL CLAIMS At end of December Quarter 2006 At the end of December 2006, net claims on non-financial corporations stood at $730.4b from financial corporations, $355.3b from rest of world, $195.3b from households and $98.5 from government. Financial Corporations financed claims on the non-financial sector primarily from net claims of $688.4b by households and $262.8b by rest of world. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window.