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Australia inflation in June 2026: prices up 3.8% year over year

Use the latest official Australia reading to test what an income goal needs in AUD to preserve buying power.

Australian Bureau of Statistics CPI for June 2026: 3.8% year over year. Published July 29, 2026. Use this as a starting assumption for purchasing-power planning, then adjust it for your own decision.

June 2026 CPI, all-groups

3.8%

year over year

Region
Australia
Currency
AUD

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What this regional reading covers.

Official measure

The Australian Bureau of Statistics all-groups CPI measures price change for goods and services acquired by Australian households. The national result is a weighted average of the eight capital cities.

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Release rhythm

ABS publishes the CPI monthly, generally on the last Wednesday of the month for the preceding reference month, with a holiday exception for the December publication.

Planning context

Australia's all-groups CPI is a national metropolitan-household benchmark. It does not measure price-level differences between individual cities or a particular household's budget.

Buying power

What the same goal needs today.

At a constant 3.8% annual rate, these are equivalent AUD income goals after 1, 3, and 5 years.

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Inflation-adjusted income goals at 3.8% annual inflation
Goal set …1 year ago3 years ago5 years ago
AUD 75,000AUD 77,850AUD 83,879AUD 90,375
AUD 100,000AUD 103,800AUD 111,839AUD 120,500
AUD 150,000AUD 155,700AUD 167,758AUD 180,750

Compounding uses the latest year-over-year rate as a constant assumption. Actual inflation changes over time, so these are planning estimates, not predictions.

About this number

About the data.

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics CPI
What is the latest Australia inflation rate?

Australian Bureau of Statistics CPI reported 3.8% year-over-year inflation for June 2026. The official release was published on July 29, 2026.

Which inflation measure does this Australia page use?

The Australian Bureau of Statistics all-groups CPI measures price change for goods and services acquired by Australian households. The national result is a weighted average of the eight capital cities.

Is this inflation rate a forecast?

No. It is the latest published official CPI, all-groups reading. The worked examples hold 3.8% constant to illustrate purchasing power; they are planning estimates, not a prediction of future inflation.

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