Australia sees mixed inflation trends in Q1
Australian consumer price inflation in the first quarter defied expectations, disappointing policymakers and quashing hopes for rate cuts this year
Australian consumer price inflation in the first quarter defied expectations, disappointing policymakers and quashing hopes for rate cuts this year
Australian inflation stays steady at 3.4% in January, driven by housing and food costs
Lower inflation offers breathing room for borrowers, but businesses brace for continued squeeze.
With inflation rising a further 1.2% deeping fears of a potential RBA interest rate hike in 2 weeks’ time, writes Amy Benson.
New study shows that half of all Australian businesses will look offshore for suppliers and customers as the cost of doing business grows.
New research reveals that three quarters of the nation’s 1.5m sole traders remain positive despite feeling the bite of inflation.
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the twelve months leading up to the March quarter has increased to 7 per cent.
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Australian inflation exceeds expectations with a 6.8 pct annual increase, prompting central bank action.