The Melbourne Institute’s Inflation Gauge has revealed a modest deceleration in Australia’s inflation rate for the month of October. The latest data, updated on November 3, 2025, shows the inflation figure easing to 0.3%, down from the 0.4% recorded in September.
This month-over-month comparison highlights a slight yet significant pullback in the inflation rate, marking a successive decline over the past month. The 0.4% increase in September indicated resilience in price growth amidst varying economic pressures, but October's dip to 0.3% denotes a potential cooling off as the nation navigates through a complex economic landscape.
These figures from the MI Inflation Gauge provide key insights into Australia's economic health and consumer price trends, proving vital for both policymakers and the financial markets to anticipate future economic adjustments and monetary policies. As the year-end approaches, stakeholders will closely monitor if this easing trend continues or if new dynamics shift inflationary pressures once more.
