DATA

Consumer Price Index (CPI)

AUSTRALIA

ABS Published Monthly and Quarterly CPI

Source:

Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)

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Description

This data listing provides open data related to the inflation and deflation of consumer goods that form part of the ABS CPI. The data can be used to find the correlation between macro economic performance vs microeconomic performance.

This listing includes data from the following Australian organisation that has made their data freely available under Creative Commons licencing.

 

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)

The CPI indicator is a measure of inflation and includes statistics about prices for categories of households expenditure. The quarterly and monthly CPI measures change in the price of consumer goods in the Australian market over time.

It is constructed using a weighted basket of goods and services representing typical household expenditure, with weights derived from the Household Expenditure Survey. It is calculated across capital cities and aggregated into a national index, expressed relative to a base year.

The CPI plays a central role in economic policy, particularly for inflation targeting by the Reserve Bank of Australia, as well as in wage negotiations and contract indexation.

This data is updated regularly at the beginning of every month.

Details

Category

Economy

Geographic Coverage

Australia (by Country)

Refreshes

Monthly

Access

Paid (Trial available)

Schemas available

  • CONSUMER_PRICE_INDEX_AU_PAID

Tables available

  • CONSUMER_PRICE_INDEX_INDICATOR
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Asia Pacific (Seoul)
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Australia East (New South Wales)
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Australia Southeast 2 (Melbourne)

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Use Cases

Economic Impact Analysis

Assess how inflation influences business performance, operational costs, and customer behaviour. CPI data provides a reliable macroeconomic benchmark to evaluate the broader economic environment and its downstream effects on revenue and profitability.

Pricing Analysis

Use CPI trends to inform dynamic pricing strategies by understanding how inflation impacts consumer purchasing power and cost structures. Businesses can align pricing with market conditions, protect margins, and remain competitive in inflationary or deflationary environments.

Demand Forecasting

Incorporate CPI data into forecasting models to anticipate shifts in consumer demand. Rising inflation often signals reduced discretionary spending, enabling businesses to proactively adjust inventory, production, and marketing strategies.

Market Analysis

Analyse CPI movements across categories to identify macroeconomic trends and sector-specific cost pressures. This helps organisations understand which industries or product categories are most impacted by inflation and where growth opportunities or risks may emerge.

Risk Analysis

Use CPI as a leading indicator of economic volatility to inform risk models. Businesses can identify inflation-driven risks such as margin compression, reduced consumer spending, or supply chain cost increases, and adjust strategies accordingly.

Asset Valuation

Incorporate CPI into valuation models to account for inflation-adjusted performance. This is critical for long-term assets such as property and infrastructure, where real value over time must be accurately assessed.

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