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Comparing costs to Australian wages, do you feel Australia is more expensive than the UK



Yes. Australia does seem more expensive

No, Australia does not seem more expensive



Posted by ABCDiamond
Votes: 41 Comments: 1
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  • m13

    CPI - Consumer Price Index in Australia

    CPI - Consumer Price Index

      The ABS reports that CPI for the September Quarter 2009 rose by 1.0%

      This compares to a rise for the previous quarter (June 2009) of 0.5% for 3 months.

      This will almost guarantee another 0.25% rise in Interest rates in November, with maybe even a 0.5% rise.

      The most significant price rises this quarter were for

      • + 14.1% Water and Sewerage
      • + 11.4% Electricity
      • + 4.0% Motor fuel
      • + 3.0% Deposit and loan facilities
      • + 1.1% House Purchase

      The most significant reductions were for

      • - 5.6% Vegetables
      • - 5.4% Fruit
      • - 4.4% Pharmaceuticals
      • - 2.3% Other financial services
      • - 2.2% Audio, visual and computers


    Australian Annual Inflation Rates
      2003 2.4 %
      2004 2.6 %
      2005 2.8 %
      2006 3.3 % as at Dec 2006
      2007 3.0 % as at Dec 2007
      2008 3.7 % as at Dec 2008
      2009 2.1 % as at Dec 2009

    CPI

    September 2009

    The Consumer Price Index rose 1.3% through the year to September quarter 2009, compared to an annual rise of 1.5% to June quarter 2009.

    June 2009

    The CPI rose by 1.5% for the 12 months to the June quarter 2009, compared to the annual rise of 2.5% to March quarter 2009.

    Source: www.abs.gov.au

    Source: www.rba.gov.au

    Quarterly CPI Index figures for Australia
    Year/qtr Mar
    June Sept Dec
    2000 125.2 126.2 130.9 131.3
    2001 132.7 133.8 134.2 135.4
    2002 136.6 137.6 138.5 139.5
    2003 141.3 141.3 142.1 142.8
    2004 144.1 144.8 145.4 146.5
    2005 147.5 148.4 149.8 150.6
    2006 151.9 154.3 155.7 155.5
    2007 155.6 157.5 158.6 160.1
    2008 162.2 164.6 166.5 166.0
    2009 166.2 167.0 168.6 169.5
    2010 - - - -



     

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