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| | | ... 7.6% jump in TAS and a 4.7% rise SA. NSW, VIC, QLD and WA recorded increases of 3.1%, 1.6%, 1.5% and 2.0%, respectively. US CPI inflation US headline CPI inflation increased by 0.3% in the month of September following a 0.2% rise in the previous month. ... |
| | | | ... increased by 1.6% in July compared with the same month last year, easing from the 2.1% year-on-year growth rate in June. US CPI inflation Total consumer prices posted no increase in the month of July following gains of 0.2% each in the months of May ... |
| | | | ... and the absence of a big surprise - up or down - provides no immediate implication for RBA monetary policy adjustment. US CPI inflation Headline consumer prices increased by 0.2% in May, slowing from April's 0.4% monthly gain and lower than expectations ... |
| | | | ... year to March. The RBA's reduction in interest rates this month should help support motor vehicle spending going forward. US CPI inflation April's 0.4% month-on-month increase in US headline CPI inflation might be higher than the expected 0.3% pick-up ... |
| | | | ... Institute index of consumer sentiment fell by 4.0% to a 7-month low of 95.1 in April from 99.1 in March and 101.3 in February. US CPI inflation Back to back disappointing releases on the US economy is likely to push back Fed rate hike expectations. Following ... |
| | | | ... remained a key factor in determining market confidence. He said there was little coming up in the way of local data, however US CPI data due to be released next week would also impact the course of the Australian dollar. Mr Gibbs said the local unit ... |
| | | | ... producer prices, also released this week, will not have as much punch. This is because markets have already seen the latest US CPI numbers - released last week - and also because of the recent fall in commodity prices, notably oil. Financial markets ... |
| | | | ... and it seems like a case of deja vu. Back home, the Australian bond market opened softer this morning after a moderate US CPI figure was released on Friday, cooling speculation that the US Federal Reserve will increase interest rates to curb any inflation ... |
| | | | ... profitability. The flight away from riskier assets started in the middle of May following the release of higher-than-expected US CPI inflation in April. This prompted speculation that the US Federal Reserve would be force to raise interest rates again ... |
| | | | ... Market volatility increased last week as markets for bonds, equities and commodities sold off after higher-than-expected US CPI inflation data doused market expectations that the US Federal Reserve will give interest rate hikes a breather. Financial ... |
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