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Pressures Mount as Australian Wage Growth Slows
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28 Aug 2025: Paige Estritori
Australian real wages have hit a challenging plateau, currently trailing 6.1% below their mid-2022 'covid-bubble' heights. The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) recent Statement of Monetary Policy provides little solace, projecting that real wages will stay 5.5% beneath their peak by the close of 2027. This comes amidst SEEK's latest advertised salaries index, which paints a picture of slowing wage growth. - read more
Unexpected Inflation Surge Puts RBA Rate Cut on Hold
Unexpected Inflation Surge Puts RBA Rate Cut on Hold
28 Aug 2025: Paige Estritori
The latest inflation figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics have disrupted expectations for a rate cut by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in September. July's monthly CPI inflation escalated to an annual rate of 2.8%, rising significantly from June's 1.9% and outstripping forecasts from multiple market analysts. This unexpected inflationary surge is mainly attributed to a dramatic 13.0% hike in electricity prices and robust travel costs. - read more