Australian PPI (Q3 YY) 3.6% (Prev. 3.6%)
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Australian PPI (Q3 YY) 3.6% (Prev. 3.6%) An unchanged producer price read at this level tells the pipeline story is one of stasis rather than re-acceleration or disinflation, and PPI prints of this kind have historically mattered for the RBA only insofar as they corroborate or complicate the CPI path, since the Bank's framework keys on consumer inflation and particularly the trimmed mean. The sequence that has typically played out is that a flat PPI is read through to limited cost-push pressure downstream, leaving the CPI release and the quarterly trimmed mean as the events that actually move the front end of the Australian curve and the AUD. The relevant distinction is between goods-side pipeline pressure, which PPI captures, and the services and labour-driven inflation that has more often been the sticking point in Australian easing cycles. Follow-ons are the monthly CPI indicator and the full quarterly print, with any gap between producer and consumer readings worth noting as a margin-absorption signal. As a second-tier release, this print on its own rarely re-prices RBA expectations. 29 Oct, 20:36 US Market Wrap: AI jitters hit tech as Alphabet earnings disappoint; bonds rally 29 Oct, 10:08 Newsquawk Daily US Opening News - 29th October 2026 29 Oct, 09:30 South African PPI (Sep YY) 6.2% vs. Exp. 5.7% (Prev. 5.0%) 29 Oct, 09:30 South African PPI (Sep MM) 1.0% (Prev. -0.4%) 29 Oct, 09:19 [MARKET ANALYSIS] DXY off best levels but with an upward bias ahead of US GDP and PCE, EUR awaits ECB, and AUD lags Australian PPI (Q3 QQ) 1.1% vs. Exp. 1% (Prev. 1.3%) 20 min ago [MARKET ANALYSIS] DXY remains softer after the FOMC lacked any hawkish surprises 22 hours ago US Market Wrap: Stocks gain as tech climbs while Dollar takes a hit post Fed 1 day ago US FX WRAP: Dollar weighs as Fed Chair Warsh abstains from hawkish surprise 1 day ago Newsquawk European Market Wrap - 28th October 2026 1 day ago Italian PPI (Sep YY) 13.8% (Prev. 10.9%) 1 day ago Australian Private Sector Credit (Sep YY) 8.4% (Prev. 8.4%) 20 min ago Australian Private Sector Credit (Sep MM) 0.6% vs. Exp. 0.5% (Prev. 0.6%) 20 min ago Australian Housing Credit (Sep MM) 0.4% (Prev. 0.4%) 20 min ago Australia sells AUD 1.0bln in 2.50% May 2030 bonds avg. yield 4.7891%, b/c 5.04 45 min ago South Korean Retail Sales (Sep MM) 3.6% (Prev. -1.8%) 1 hour ago PRE-MARKET AUSTRALIAN STOCKS NEWS: Coles Group (COL AT) Q1 (AUD) supermarket sales revenue rose 3.6% Y/Y to 10.32bln, with comparable sales rising 2.7% Y/Y but lagged behind its main rival Woolworths (WOW AT) 2 hours ago PREVIEW: BoJ Rate Decision Scheduled for Friday 30th October 2026 anytime after 02:30GMT/22:30EDT 2 hours ago Brazilian Gross Debt to GDP (Sep) 82.9% (Prev. 82.9%) 7 hours ago US Equity Open: Software rout and Alphabet slump weigh on indices; Treasuries rally and metals slip 10 hours ago
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