This report examines the influence of various macroeconomic factors on the Australian economy between 1990 and 2016. Key indicators such as GDP growth rate, real exchange rates, unemployment rate, net exports, cash rates, and inflation rate are analyzed to determine their relationships and impact. The report compares Australian macroeconomic factors with those of the US, explores the link between GDP growth and inflation, GDP growth and unemployment, and the relationship between net exports and real exchange rates. It also discusses the correlation between Australia's cash rates and Federal Reserve Fund rates. Based on these analyses, the report provides a prediction of the overall macroeconomic outlook for Australia, concluding with recommendations for future economic strategies. The findings suggest a growing economy driven by investments, increased private consumption, and a strong labor market.