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Australian Trimmed Mean CPI YY (Dec) 3.3% vs. Exp. 3.3% (Prev. 3.2%)

The Australian Trimmed Mean CPI print for December met expectations at 3.3%, slightly up from the previous 3.2%.

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This stable inflation indicator suggests that underlying price pressures remain contained, which could influence expectations around monetary policy but may not trigger an immediate reaction from the RBA. Traders should watch for whether this stability continues in future releases, as it could affect the rate outlook and broader market dynamics.

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