The short term moving average of this is around its highest in 11 months.
The weekly consumer inflation expectation number from the survey dropped marginally to 5.1% (prior 5.2%).
Data is not a market mover.
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Weekly survey of Australian Consumer Confidence 82.5 (prior 83.4)
- ANZ-Roy Morgan weekly Australian Consumer Confidence survey
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