CPI (quarterly) in Australia

Oficina Australiana de Estadistica · Trimestral · Importance 75

IMF forecast (WEO): 2026: 4.0% 2027: 3.2% 2028: 2.6% 2029: 2.5% 2030: 2.5% 2031: 2.4%

3.9% (Q2-26) YOY · % · Trimestral · CSV

Period	%
Apr 2026	3.9%
Jan 2026	4.1%
Oct 2025	3.6%
Jul 2025	3.2%
Apr 2025	2.1%
Jan 2025	2.4%
Oct 2024	2.4%
Jul 2024	2.9%
Apr 2024	3.8%
Jan 2024	3.6%
Oct 2023	4.1%
Jul 2023	5.3%
Apr 2023	6.0%
Jan 2023	7.0%
Oct 2022	7.9%
Jul 2022	7.3%
Apr 2022	6.2%
Jan 2022	5.1%
Oct 2021	3.5%
Jul 2021	3.1%
Apr 2021	3.8%
Jan 2021	1.1%
Oct 2020	0.9%
Jul 2020	0.7%
Apr 2020	-0.3%
Jan 2020	2.2%
Oct 2019	1.8%
Jul 2019	1.7%
Apr 2019	1.5%
Jan 2019	1.3%
Oct 2018	1.8%
Jul 2018	1.9%
Apr 2018	2.1%
Jan 2018	1.9%
Oct 2017	2.0%
Jul 2017	1.8%
Apr 2017	1.9%
Jan 2017	2.1%
Oct 2016	1.5%
Jul 2016	1.3%
Apr 2016	1.0%
Jan 2016	1.3%
Oct 2015	1.7%
Jul 2015	1.5%
Apr 2015	1.5%
Jan 2015	1.3%
Oct 2014	1.7%
Jul 2014	2.3%
Apr 2014	3.1%
Jan 2014	2.9%
Oct 2013	2.7%
Jul 2013	2.2%
Apr 2013	2.4%
Jan 2013	2.5%
Oct 2012	2.2%
Jul 2012	2.0%
Apr 2012	1.2%
Jan 2012	1.6%
Oct 2011	3.1%
Jul 2011	3.5%

Period	%
Apr 2026	0.6%
Jan 2026	1.4%
Oct 2025	0.6%
Jul 2025	1.3%
Apr 2025	0.7%
Jan 2025	0.9%
Oct 2024	0.2%
Jul 2024	0.2%
Apr 2024	1.0%
Jan 2024	0.9%
Oct 2023	0.6%
Jul 2023	1.2%
Apr 2023	0.9%
Jan 2023	1.4%
Oct 2022	1.8%
Jul 2022	1.8%
Apr 2022	1.8%
Jan 2022	2.2%
Oct 2021	1.3%
Jul 2021	0.8%
Apr 2021	0.7%
Jan 2021	0.6%
Oct 2020	0.9%
Jul 2020	1.5%
Apr 2020	-1.9%
Jan 2020	0.4%
Oct 2019	0.7%
Jul 2019	0.6%
Apr 2019	0.6%
Jan 2019	0.0%
Oct 2018	0.5%
Jul 2018	0.4%
Apr 2018	0.4%
Jan 2018	0.4%
Oct 2017	0.7%
Jul 2017	0.6%
Apr 2017	0.2%
Jan 2017	0.5%
Oct 2016	0.5%
Jul 2016	0.7%
Apr 2016	0.4%
Jan 2016	-0.2%
Oct 2015	0.4%
Jul 2015	0.4%
Apr 2015	0.7%
Jan 2015	0.2%
Oct 2014	0.2%
Jul 2014	0.4%
Apr 2014	0.5%
Jan 2014	0.6%
Oct 2013	0.7%
Jul 2013	1.2%
Apr 2013	0.4%
Jan 2013	0.3%
Oct 2012	0.3%
Jul 2012	1.4%
Apr 2012	0.5%
Jan 2012	0.1%
Oct 2011	0.0%
Jul 2011	0.6%

Period	%
Apr 2026	3.6%
Jan 2026	3.5%
Oct 2025	3.3%
Jul 2025	2.9%
Apr 2025	2.7%
Jan 2025	2.9%
Oct 2024	3.2%
Jul 2024	3.6%
Apr 2024	4.0%
Jan 2024	4.0%
Oct 2023	4.2%
Jul 2023	5.1%
Apr 2023	5.8%
Jan 2023	6.5%
Oct 2022	6.8%
Jul 2022	6.0%
Apr 2022	4.9%
Jan 2022	3.8%
Oct 2021	2.6%
Jul 2021	2.1%
Apr 2021	1.6%
Jan 2021	1.1%
Oct 2020	1.3%
Jul 2020	1.2%
Apr 2020	1.3%
Jan 2020	1.7%
Oct 2019	1.5%
Jul 2019	1.5%
Apr 2019	1.5%
Jan 2019	1.6%
Oct 2018	1.8%
Jul 2018	1.7%
Apr 2018	1.6%
Jan 2018	1.7%
Oct 2017	1.7%
Jul 2017	1.7%
Apr 2017	1.7%
Jan 2017	1.7%
Oct 2016	1.5%
Jul 2016	1.6%
Apr 2016	1.6%
Jan 2016	1.7%
Oct 2015	2.1%
Jul 2015	2.1%
Apr 2015	2.2%
Jan 2015	2.3%
Oct 2014	2.2%
Jul 2014	2.4%
Apr 2014	2.8%
Jan 2014	2.7%
Oct 2013	2.7%
Jul 2013	2.4%
Apr 2013	2.4%
Jan 2013	2.3%
Oct 2012	2.2%
Jul 2012	2.3%
Apr 2012	2.0%
Jan 2012	2.3%
Oct 2011	2.7%
Jul 2011	2.5%

Period	%
Apr 2026	0.8%
Jan 2026	0.8%
Oct 2025	0.9%
Jul 2025	1.0%
Apr 2025	0.6%
Jan 2025	0.7%
Oct 2024	0.5%
Jul 2024	0.8%
Apr 2024	0.9%
Jan 2024	1.0%
Oct 2023	0.9%
Jul 2023	1.2%
Apr 2023	0.9%
Jan 2023	1.2%
Oct 2022	1.7%
Jul 2022	1.8%
Apr 2022	1.6%
Jan 2022	1.5%
Oct 2021	1.0%
Jul 2021	0.8%
Apr 2021	0.5%
Jan 2021	0.3%
Oct 2020	0.5%
Jul 2020	0.3%
Apr 2020	0.0%
Jan 2020	0.5%
Oct 2019	0.4%
Jul 2019	0.4%
Apr 2019	0.4%
Jan 2019	0.3%
Oct 2018	0.5%
Jul 2018	0.4%
Apr 2018	0.4%
Jan 2018	0.5%
Oct 2017	0.4%
Jul 2017	0.4%
Apr 2017	0.5%
Jan 2017	0.5%
Oct 2016	0.4%
Jul 2016	0.3%
Apr 2016	0.5%
Jan 2016	0.2%
Oct 2015	0.6%
Jul 2015	0.3%
Apr 2015	0.6%
Jan 2015	0.6%
Oct 2014	0.6%
Jul 2014	0.4%
Apr 2014	0.7%
Jan 2014	0.5%
Oct 2013	0.8%
Jul 2013	0.7%
Apr 2013	0.6%
Jan 2013	0.5%
Oct 2012	0.5%
Jul 2012	0.7%
Apr 2012	0.5%
Jan 2012	0.4%
Oct 2011	0.6%
Jul 2011	0.4%

About this indicator

Source	Australian Bureau of Statistics
Frequency	Trimestral
Release	En torno a mediados del mes siguiente al periodo de referencia (suele haber un dato preliminar y otro definitivo).
What it is	Measures the change in the price of a representative basket of goods and services bought by Australian households. It is the main gauge of inflation in Australia and is published quarterly by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS).
How it's calculated	It is built by collecting prices for a broad sample of products across the eight capital cities and weighting them by household spending to construct an index with a base year that is periodically revised. Quarterly and year-on-year changes are tracked.
Market implications	It is the key inflation reading for the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), which targets 2-3%. A hotter-than-expected print pushes rate expectations higher and tends to support the Australian dollar, while a softer one eases them.
Limitations	It only captures the prices in the defined basket, and its quarterly frequency gives less timeliness than in other countries; for the underlying trend the market focuses on core measures, notably the trimmed mean, which strips out the most volatile items.