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The CPI rose 3.8 per cent in the 12 months to October 2025, according to the first release of the complete Monthly Consumer Price Index from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Michelle Marquardt, ABS head of prices statistics, said: ‘Today’s release marks the transition from the quarterly CPI to the complete Monthly CPI as Australia’s primary measure of headline inflation. The time series for the complete Monthly CPI goes back to April 2024, which is when the ABS began collecting prices for a number of Expenditure Classes more frequently.’
The annual increase in the complete Monthly CPI of 3.8 per cent to October was up from 3.6 per cent to September. The largest contributor to annual inflation was Housing, up 5.9 per cent. This was followed by Food and non-alcoholic beverages and Recreation and culture, which both rose 3.2 per cent.
All groups CPI, Australia, monthly and annual movement %

When prices for some items change significantly, measures of underlying inflation like the Trimmed mean can give more insights into how inflation is trending.
‘Trimmed mean inflation for the complete Monthly CPI was 3.3 per cent in the 12 months to October 2025, up from 3.2 per cent in the 12 months to September 2025,’ Ms Marquardt said.
All groups CPI and Trimmed mean, Australia, annual movement (%)

Annual movements prior to April 2025 are calculated by comparing each quarter to the same quarter in the previous year. From April 2025 these movements are calculated by comparing each month to the same month in the previous year.
Annual Goods inflation was 3.8 per cent, up from 3.7 per cent in the 12 months to September. The main contributor was Electricity (+37.1 per cent).
Annual Services inflation was 3.9 per cent, up from 3.5 per cent in the 12 months to September. The main contributors were Rents (+4.2 per cent), Medical and hospital services (+5.1 per cent) and Domestic holiday travel and accommodation (+7.1 per cent).
CPI Goods and Services components, annual movement (%)

Annual movements prior to April 2025 are calculated by comparing each quarter to the same quarter in the previous year. From April 2025 these movements are calculated by comparing each month to the same month in the previous year.
Annual Housing inflation was 5.9 per cent to October, up from 5.7 per cent to September. This reflects cost rises in Electricity, Rents and New dwellings.
Electricity costs rose 37.1 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from 33.9 per cent to September. The annual rise in electricity costs is primarily related to State Government electricity rebates being used up by households. The timing of the rollout of the Commonwealth Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) rebates also impacted electricity costs.
Electricity, Australia, monthly and annual movement (%)

In October 2024, State Government electricity rebates were in place for Queensland and Western Australia. Over the year to October 2025, those rebates have ended.
The timing of households receipt of first payments, and subsequent catchup payments, of the 2024-25 EBRF and EBRF Extension payments from July 2025, also contributed to the annual rise in electricity costs.
Excluding the impact of the Commonwealth and State Government electricity rebates over the last year, electricity prices rose 5.0 per cent. This reflects annual price reviews from energy retailers in July 2025.
Electricity index, Australia, index number June 2023 = 100

June 2023, index = 100

a. Introduction of the 2023-24 Commonwealth Energy Bill Relief Fund (EBRF) rebates
b. Introduction of the first instalment of the 2024-25 EBRF rebates for all households in QLD and WA, and State rebates in QLD, WA and TAS
c. Introduction of the first instalment of the EBRF 2025 extension rebates for all households in VIC, QLD, SA, TAS and NT
d. Introduction of the first instalment of the EBRF 2025 extension rebates for all households in NSW and ACT
e. Introduction of the first instalment of the EBRF 2025 extension rebates for all households in WA
Annual inflation for Food and non-alcoholic beverages was 3.2 per cent to October, unchanged from annual inflation to September. Annual inflation for this group has remained around 3.0 per cent over the past year.
Meals out and takeaway costs continue to be elevated, up 3.6 per cent in the 12 months to October. This is driven by rises in labour and ingredient costs.
Prices for meat and seafood rose 3.8 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from a 3.4 per cent rise to September. Prices for beef and lamb have both risen by more than 10 per cent over the past 12 months, due to strong overseas demand for Australian red meat.
Fruit and vegetable prices rose 1.8 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from a 0.7 per cent increase to September. In monthly terms, fruit prices rose 3.1 per cent in October with higher prices for strawberries, raspberries and apples.
Grocery products, Australia, annual movement (%)

Holiday travel and accommodation prices rose 3.0 per cent in the 12 months to October, up from a 2.0 per cent annual rise to September, driven by Domestic holiday travel and accommodation. ‘The monthly increase in Domestic travel of 5.9 per cent in October 2025 was higher than the 3.4 per cent rise in October 2024. The higher monthly increase this year was due to school holidays occurring in all states and territories in October along with major sporting events leading to higher demand for domestic travel,’ said Ms Marquardt.
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And then comes the plot twist — Owen Gunden.
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Rode it all the way to $1.3B.
And he sold before the crash… not because he panicked, but because he saw the macro bomb coming.
The signal wasn’t in crypto.
It started in Tokyo.
Japan’s massive stimulus collapsed their bond market →
Yields spiked →
Global leverage snapped →
$20 TRILLION in borrowed money trembled… and Bitcoin fell with it.
On the same day:
BTC: -10.9%
S&P: -1.6%
Nasdaq: -2.2%
Same hour.
Same cause.
Same contagion.
This was the day Bitcoin proved it’s no longer the outsider…
It’s now part of the global financial machine.
When Japan breaks, Bitcoin breaks.
When the Fed pumps, Bitcoin pumps.
The dream of isolation is dead.
And what’s coming next is even wilder:
The volatility era is ending.
Every crash removes leverage.
Every recovery adds government buyers who NEVER sell.
Slowly… silently… Bitcoin is becoming the world’s next reserve asset — but that comes with a price.
El Salvador buying $100M on the crash?
Not a meme.
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Countries will accumulate.
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What happened on 21 November 2025 wasn’t “a dip”… it was the moment Bitcoin’s destiny flipped forever.
#Bitcoin didn’t collapse because of fear — it collapsed because the math snapped in half.
Just $200M of REAL selling detonated $2 BILLION in liquidations.
For every actual dollar? TEN borrowed dollars evaporated.
This wasn’t a dump… it was a leverage extinction event.
Here’s the part nobody is brave enough to say:
90% of Bitcoin’s market is leverage.
Only 10% is real cash.
Your “$1.6T crypto market”? Supported by barely $160B in real capital.
One twitch → the whole illusion cracks.
And then comes the plot twist — Owen Gunden.
Bought $BTC under $10 in 2011.
Rode it all the way to $1.3B.
And he sold before the crash… not because he panicked, but because he saw the macro bomb coming.
The signal wasn’t in crypto.
It started in Tokyo.
Japan’s massive stimulus collapsed their bond market →
Yields spiked →
Global leverage snapped →
$20 TRILLION in borrowed money trembled… and Bitcoin fell with it.
On the same day:
BTC: -10.9%
S&P: -1.6%
Nasdaq: -2.2%
Same hour.
Same cause.
Same contagion.
This was the day Bitcoin proved it’s no longer the outsider…
It’s now part of the global financial machine.
When Japan breaks, Bitcoin breaks.
When the Fed pumps, Bitcoin pumps.
The dream of isolation is dead.
And what’s coming next is even wilder:
The volatility era is ending.
Every crash removes leverage.
Every recovery adds government buyers who NEVER sell.
Slowly… silently… Bitcoin is becoming the world’s next reserve asset — but that comes with a price.
El Salvador buying $100M on the crash?
Not a meme.
A preview of the future.
Countries will accumulate.
You either adapt… or get left behind.
Most holders don’t even realize it yet.
They think they own a rebellion.
In reality, they own something central banks now protect — because it’s too systemically important to fail. Buy Now 👇
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REX-Osprey Solana + Staking ETF, launched on July 2, 2025, achieved $12 million in trading volume on its first day, setting a milestone for U.S. crypto ETFs.
This initiative marks the first U.S. ETF offering on-chain staking rewards, influencing both Solana's market performance and wider institutional investment strategies.
REX-Osprey Solana ETF Enters Market on July 2
The REX-Osprey Solana + Staking ETF represents a pivotal entry on July 2, bringing direct engagement to Solana (SOL) staking rewards. It is a groundbreaking endeavor for REX Shares and Osprey Funds in the crypto sphere.
REX Shares and Osprey Funds collaborated on this initiative, introducing SOL exposure combined with staking benefits. The ETF’s launch showcases a shift towards investor interest in decentralized blockchain opportunities.
'The first-ever staking crypto ETF in the US’ is coming on Wednesday. This will provide investors with direct exposure to $SOL while also offering staking rewards." — Greg King, CEO, REX Shares
$12 Million First-Day Trading Volume for New ETF
The ETF's successful debut with $12 million in volume suggests robust interest from investors. This ETF enhances visibility and confidence in crypto market integration into traditional finance arenas.
Financial experts note potential ripple effects across crypto markets, especially on Solana’s market trajectory and similar staking platforms. The ETF aligns with a broader regulatory acceptance of digital assets, hinting at new industry dynamics.#solana
#ETF #XRX
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