Australia's Trimmed Mean Consumer Price Index (CPI), a critical measure of underlying inflation, remained unchanged for the November 2025 quarter, according to data updated on January 7, 2026. The current figure stands at 0.3%, mirroring the performance observed in the previous quarter of October 2025.
The stability in the Trimmed Mean CPI underscores a consistent inflationary trend in the Australian economy, with the November quarter figures showing no variation against the last observed period. This quarter-over-quarter comparison indicates that the inflationary pressures are neither accelerating nor decelerating, suggesting a period of equilibrium for consumer prices.
Analysts often view the Trimmed Mean CPI as a more stable measurement for underlying inflation trends, eliminating the volatility associated with certain price areas such as food and energy. With the indicator holding steady at 0.3%, market observers and policymakers will now focus on future economic data to discern whether this trend will persist, providing insights into the trajectory of Australia's economic stability.
