Australian monthly CPI (August 2025) +3% (expected 2.9%, prior 2.8%)for the month, CPI was flatelectricity prices fell 6.3% on new government rebatesholiday travel and accommodation dropped
A key measure of core inflation, the trimmed mean, eased to 2.6% from 2.7% in July. A measure excluding volatile items and holiday travel climbed to 3.4% from 3.2%.
The Australian dollar jumped:
Australian dollar jumped after the hot CPI data that rules out an RBA rate cut next weekthree-year government bond futures slipped-
The bank expects headline inflation, which was 2.1% last quarter, to rise to 3.1% next year as energy rebates expire, while core inflation should hold near 2.6%.
With unemployment at 4.2%, the RBA sees little urgency to cut rates at its September 29–30 meeting.
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