07.01.202600:30:00UTC+00Australia's Trimmed Mean CPI Stable at 0.3% for Second Consecutive Quarter

Australia's Trimmed Mean Consumer Price Index (CPI) showed no change in November 2025, remaining steady at 0.3% Quarter-over-Quarter (QoQ) from the figure recorded in October 2025. This data update was officially released on January 7, 2026.

Australia's recent economic assessments revealed a consistent inflation level, as the Trimmed Mean CPI, which excludes the most volatile items to provide a more stable measure of underlying inflation, has held its ground at 0.3% for two consecutive quarters. This reflects a stable quarter-on-quarter change similar to the previous period, indicating steady inflationary pressures within the economy.

Stable inflation, as suggested by the Trimmed Mean CPI, often points to a balanced economic scenario where neither significant price hikes nor deflations disrupt economic stability. Analysts and policymakers will closely monitor these figures as they consider future economic strategies and decisions. This continuous stability suggests a period of equilibrium for Australia's economy where current monetary policies may remain steady unless unexpected economic events prompt reconsideration.