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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

Concurrent Policy Application: APN Validates February 2026 Credit Constraint Hypothesis

Banking & Lending Regulation Analysis

Concurrent Policy Application: APN Validates February 2026 Credit Constraint Hypothesis

The Australian credit market is mispricing a structural collision event scheduled for the first week of February 2026. APN analysis shows the simultaneous application of APRA's new Debt-to-Income cap and a probable RBA rate hike will create a 'Double Tap'...

Thursday January 15, 2026

Divergence in Economic Sentiment: APN Analysis Indicates a February Rate Hike to 3.85% as the Base Case

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Divergence in Economic Sentiment: APN Analysis Indicates a February Rate Hike to 3.85% as the Base Case

Despite an optically positive drop in headline inflation, Australia is on the precipice of a February 2026 interest rate hike. APN analysis shows the Reserve Bank is likely to look through the deceptive headline figure and act on stubbornly high...

Friday January 9, 2026

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

Concurrent Policy Application: APN Validates February 2026 Credit Constraint Hypothesis

Divergence in Economic Sentiment: APN Analysis Indicates a February Rate Hike to 3.85% as the Base Case

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