MI Inflation Gauge m/m

MI Inflation Gauge m/m: February 2025 Data Shows Unexpectedly Low Inflation Headline: The Melbourne Institute (MI) Inflation Gauge for January 2025, released on February 3rd, 2025, registered a surprisingly low month-on-month (m/m) increase of just 0.1%. This significantly undershoots the forecast and the previous month's

MI Inflation Gauge m/m: January 2025 Shows Mild Uptick, Impact Remains Low Headline: Australia's Melbourne Institute Inflation Gauge (MI) for January 2025, released on January 13th, registered a month-on-month increase of 0.6%. This surpasses the previous month's 0.2% and, while exceeding expectations (forecast

MI Inflation Gauge m/m: December 2024 Shows Unexpected Slowdown in Australian Inflation Breaking News (December 2, 2024): The Melbourne Institute (MI) has released its monthly Inflation Gauge, revealing a significant slowdown in Australian consumer price inflation. The December 2024 figure clocked in at 0.2%, a considerable drop from

MI Inflation Gauge m/m: December 2024 Shows Slowdown in Australian Consumer Prices Breaking News (December 2nd, 2024): The Melbourne Institute's (MI) Inflation Gauge for November 2024, released today, shows a month-on-month (m/m) increase of just 0.2%. This figure falls significantly below the previous month'

MI Inflation Gauge m/m: A Steady Hand on the Australian Economy The latest release of the Melbourne Institute (MI) Inflation Gauge, published on November 4, 2024, indicates a modest rise in consumer prices for October, coming in at 0.3%. This figure, while higher than the previous month'

MI Inflation Gauge m/m: Australian Inflation Remains Tame in November The Melbourne Institute (MI) Inflation Gauge for November 2024, released on November 4th, recorded a month-on-month (m/m) increase of 0.3%. This figure is slightly higher than the previous month's 0.1% rise but remains below

Australia's MI Inflation Gauge Remains Low in October 2024 The Melbourne Institute (MI) Inflation Gauge for October 2024, released on October 7th, revealed a month-on-month increase of 0.1%, indicating a low impact on the Australian Dollar (AUD). This figure follows a -0.1% decline in September, suggesting