Australia’s inflation reaches 4.3% as fuel prices keep rising
Fuel’s smaller September increase still left its national price index about a quarter above July, illustrating why slower price rises need not mean cheaper bills.
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Fuel’s smaller September increase still left its national price index about a quarter above July, illustrating why slower price rises need not mean cheaper bills.
Continue reading →Core inflation reached 2.1% in September, but comparison dates and spending shares explain why household bills can tell a different story.
Continue reading →Fewer single-family starts could limit future choice, while rising approvals for larger buildings help explain the nearly flat permit total.
Continue reading →The proposed reduction compares shipments over four years with a no-change forecast, while its effects on car choice and prices depend on implementation.
Continue reading →Stored diesel can bypass refining, crude still needs processing, and an export restriction changes access to existing fuel.
Continue reading →Imported AI equipment helps explain how household spending and private investment could grow faster than production within the United States.
Continue reading →The September 30 hearing tests the government’s findings, while a $10,000 shipment shows how additional duties differ from tariff top-ups and import bans.
Continue reading →Housing contributed most to annual inflation, but transport drove most of its increase from July—a distinction that helps explain the pressure on household bills.
Continue reading →Three widely cited rate gauges measure different borrowers, loan terms and moments—differences that can translate into real money without predicting anyone’s actual offer.
Continue reading →AI infrastructure spending is supporting output this year, while energy costs weigh on the outlook for 2027.
Continue reading →Savings accounts now pay noticeably more, but official data and current bank offers show that borrowing costs have also climbed—and the rate on the page may not be the rate a customer receives.
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