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Builders’ Prices and Buyers’ Prices: How Closely the Cost of a New Home Follows Construction Prices

Builders' output prices for houses and the prices owner-occupiers pay for new dwellings have risen 53.1% and 49.4% since the end of 2017, and their annual rates of change have moved in step, with no measurable lead of one over...

Tuesday September 15, 2026

Inflation

July 2026 CPI: Headline Cools to 3.5%, But the Trimmed Mean Won’t Follow

Headline CPI eased to 3.5% in July 2026, but the Trimmed Mean held at 3.6% -- now above headline for the first time this cycle. Housing remains the largest contributor to annual inflation, and New Dwelling Purchase costs are the...

Wednesday August 26, 2026

RBA Confirms Housing-Led Inflation Trap, Forcing ‘Higher-for-Longer’ Stance Until H2 2026

Economic Factors

RBA Confirms Housing-Led Inflation Trap, Forcing ‘Higher-for-Longer’ Stance Until H2 2026

APN analysis confirms the RBA is in a self-made inflation trap. Its Nov 2025 SMP validates the "Project Overlord" feedback loop: policy easing fuelled a housing boom, which is now driving "new dwelling inflation." This forces the RBA into a...

Tuesday November 11, 2025

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Builders’ Prices and Buyers’ Prices: How Closely the Cost of a New Home Follows Construction Prices

July 2026 CPI: Headline Cools to 3.5%, But the Trimmed Mean Won’t Follow

RBA Confirms Housing-Led Inflation Trap, Forcing ‘Higher-for-Longer’ Stance Until H2 2026

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