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When shopping for bananas at the supermarket or fruit shop, how often have you spotted shiny red wax covering the tips of certain bananas and wondered why?

The NAB Rural Commodities Index edged lower in September – down by 1.5% month-on-month in Australian dollar (AUD) terms. In US dollar terms, the index moved a touch higher, up by 0.2% - reflecting the impact of a stronger exchange rate.

Our latest Regional & Agribusiness Webinar covers topical issues facing rural women, including sustainability and the next generation of leaders.

The NAB Rural Commodities Index was unchanged in August, having remained around the same level (in Australian dollar terms) since June. When denominated in US dollar terms, the index was marginally weaker in August – down by 0.3% month-on-month.

Being able to make decisions around the dining table is just one reason for Simfresh’s success. Strong family bonds, careful planning and an eye for opportunity also play their part.

The NAB Rural Commodities Index increased by 0.4% month on month in June, rising for the third consecutive month. The index is now around levels seen in February 2023.

The latest NAB Regional & Agribusiness webinar provides insights on the Australian & Global Economies, and a regional and rural property update. Watch the webinar here.

The NAB Rural Commodities Index continued its upwards momentum and increased 1.4% month-on-month in May. The index is around levels seen in February 2023.

Take a closer look at the latest sustainability moves with NAB senior leaders.

The NAB Rural Commodities Index increased by 3.2% month-on-month in April, after slipping 5.7% month-on-month in March.The index is around levels seen in April 2023.

NAB Head of Equipment Finance Sales Chris Fileman provides insights into the main drivers of credit growth.

Funding for drought relief, phasing out live exports and the instant asset-write off were key features of this year's Budget for agri business.