Australian RBA Weighted Median CPI (Aug YY) 3.6% (Prev. 3.6%)
An unchanged weighted median print carries less information than a surprise on this series, since the RBA has repeatedly framed its reaction function around trimmed mean momentum and services persistence rather than the monthly indicator alone.
Australian RBA Weighted Median CPI (Aug YY) 3.6% (Prev. 3.6%)
PBoC injects CNY 833.5bln via overnight reverse repos, while 7-day reverse repo amount is zero
PBoC sets USD/CNY mid-point at 6.7351 vs Exp. 6.7025 (prev. 6.7411)
Open the platform and use it. The whole workspace is free to try, with no signup and no card. When you want the headlines arriving live instead of on a delay, Newsquawk Pro is £24.99 for 7 days.
The monthly CPI releases are partial by construction, covering a rotating share of the basket, and the Bank's own commentary has historically treated them as input to, not substitute for, the quarterly trimmed mean, which is the print that has actually moved the policy path in past episodes. Where these in-line readings matter is at the margin of the AUD rates complex: front-end pricing of the next board decision tends to reprice only when the monthly series diverges from the quarterly trend, so an unchanged reading typically leaves OIS and the currency where they were, with any move fading quickly. The relevant follow-ons are the full monthly breakdown for services versus goods composition and the next quarterly trimmed mean, which remains the operative number for the easing or holding debate. Track record on this series is that single unchanged months have rarely shifted the RBA's stated stance on their own.
Related headlines
- Australian RBA Trimmed Mean CPI (Aug YY) 3.6% vs. Exp. 3.6% (Prev. 3.6%)20 min ago
- Australian RBA Trimmed Mean CPI (Aug MM) 0.2% vs. Exp. 0.3% (Prev. 0.5%)20 min ago
- EUROPEAN OPEN: AZN LN invests USD 2bln in SMMT; NOVOB DC signs USD 2.6bln licence deal; VOW3 GY & Gotion plan EUR 3.22bln battery investment; AIR FP flags slower September deliveries; HLA GY raises FY26 EBITDA view; LISN SW cuts FY26 sales view18 hours ago
- RBA Governor Bullock says inflationary pressures to last longer than expected; inflation is driven by domestic capacity pressures; Board will raise rates again if needed20 hours ago
- Australian CPI (Aug) 103.50 (Prev. 103.07)20 min ago
- Australian CPI (Aug YY) 4.0% vs. Exp. 4.1% (Prev. 3.5%)20 min ago
- Australian Housing Credit (Aug MM) 0.4% (Prev. 0.5%)20 min ago
- Newsquawk European Market Wrap - 29th September 202611 hours ago
- Newsquawk Daily US Opening News - 29th September 202616 hours ago
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] USD firms despite a dip in yields; AUD lags following dovish RBA presser16 hours ago
- Newsquawk Daily European Opening News - 29th September 202620 hours ago
- RBA hikes the Cash Rate by 25bps to 3.60%, as expected with the decision unanimous, while it stated inflation remains elevated and some of the upside risks in August are materialising21 hours ago
- Australian RBA Interest Rate Decision 4.60% vs. Exp. 4.6% (Prev. 4.35%)21 hours ago
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] FX markets are flat ahead of key data releases this week, while participants await a widely-expected RBA rate hike23 hours ago
- Australian Building Permits Prel (Aug MM) -6.1% vs. Exp. -2% (Prev. -3.6%)20 min ago
- Daily US Equity Opening News - AMD buys World Labs for USD 8.2bln; GS discussed CEO succession; JEF falls on weaker asset management; AZN invests USD 2bln in SMMT; BA 737 Max 10 certification delayed by software review; RTX wins USD 20.7bln+ contracts17 hours ago
- Spanish HICP Preliminary (Sep MM) 0.6% (Prev. 0.7%)18 hours ago
- Spanish CPI Prel (Sep MM) 0.3% (Prev. 0.7%)18 hours ago
- Spanish HICP Preliminary (Sep YY) 5.0% (Prev. 4.6%)18 hours ago
- Spanish CPI Prel (Sep YY) 4.9% vs. Exp. 4.7% (Prev. 4.3%)18 hours ago
The whole workspace, free to try.
Try it free