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A softer June CPI may offer relief, but persistent inflation pressures suggest it is too early to declare the RBA is done.

The March CPI report marked a meaningful reacceleration in headline inflation, on both a monthly and annual basis, driven largely by the surge in energy prices tied to...

Consumer prices in January came in softer than expected, with the annual headline rate easing to 2.4%, from 2.7% previously. Core inflation, which excludes food and...

The June CPI report came in as expected, bringing the annual headline increase to 2.7%, a tick-up from last month’s 2.4% reading. Meanwhile, core inflation rose 2.9%,...

Find out why we maintain a less dovish view than the RBA on interest rate expectations and favour Australian bonds over U.S. bonds.

The February CPI print was lower than expected, with the monthly increase in both headline and core CPI the smallest since late 2024, bringing annual numbers down to...

The January CPI print was much hotter than expected and will likely make for a very uncomfortable reading for the Federal Reserve. While technical and one-off factors...

The December CPI print delivered a much-needed downside surprise, relieving some of the market anxiety that the U.S. economy is at the beginning of a second inflation...

The November CPI report aligned with consensus expectations, likely confirming a Fed policy cut next week. Nevertheless, with monthly core inflation hitting its...

The June CPI reading puts the Federal Reserve (Fed) on the path to a September rate cut. Not only is this the second consecutive weaker-than-expected reading, but June...