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| | ... Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported underlying inflation was now at its lowest point in three years. "Our headline inflation is now lower than most major advanced economies, including the US, the UK, and Germany," Chalmers said. "And if you ... |
| | | ... forecasting inflation will spill over its target range once state and federal governments pull back support. "Headline inflation is expected to temporarily be within the target range over the coming year, owing primarily to cost-of-living support measures ... |
| | | ... However, given recent upside inflation surprises and the high likelihood of higher tariffs, it is difficult to see headline inflation slowing to 2% for now," she said. "So, a good outcome for 2025 would be no further acceleration in inflation from current ... |
| | | ... released, Chalmers put out a positive sentiment, though stopped short of predicting when the RBA would cut rates. "Headline inflation is now around a third of what we inherited from the Liberals. It's almost a quarter of its peak in 2022. In the last ... |
| | | ... rising, now inflation has a two in front of it, and that is a demonstration of that progress," Chalmers said. "Headline inflation is now around a third of what we inherited from the Liberals. It's almost a quarter of its peak in 2022. In the last year ... |
| | | ... the overall functioning of the Australian economy." Bullock acknowledged that inflation has been falling - headline inflation has eased to 2.8% over the year to September, down from 5.4% in 2023 - but said that the bank is waiting to see whether inflation ... |
| | | ... 4.35% at the November meeting, with the board indicating there are no plans for that to change anytime soon. "Headline inflation has fallen, but underlying inflation is still too high. The cash rate will stay restrictive until the board is confident ... |
| | | ... specified on numerous occasions that it will not be persuaded by temporary measures that artificially lower the headline inflation figure," McCormack said. "In this case, the government's energy rebates. The preferred inflation measure, the trimmed ... |
| | | ... its World Economic Outcomes report, the IMF predicted Australia would be one of two advanced economies with headline inflation above 3% by the end of next year, along with Slovakia. Despite Australia's poor economic outlook, the IMF said global growth ... |
| | | ... RBA is still focused on its high inflation challenge. The statement intentionally pointed out that although headline inflation is set to come down in the coming period, the RBA will remain focused on the underlying measures of inflation," Bloxham said. ... |
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