Inflation
Jun qtr 2026 · %
Australia
4.0%
OECD
4.4%
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OECD CPI, all items, annual growth. Quarterly.Australia detail →
International comparison
Australia against the OECD on 10 indicators. The comparison uses the OECD series for both sides; it is not our ABS or RBA figure placed next to an OECD average. Each card links to the related metric for the domestic detail.
Jun qtr 2026 · %
Australia
4.0%
OECD
4.4%
Aug 2026 · % of labour force
Australia
4.7%
OECD
5.0%
2025 · USD PPP
Australia
$72,018
OECD
$64,803
Sept qtr 2025 · index (2015 = 100)
Australia
133.9
OECD
130.6
2023 · % of GDP
Australia
54.6%
OECD
110.5%
Mar qtr 2026 · USD PPP
Australia
$58,119
OECD member average (n=35)
$55,842
2024 · index
Australia
117.8
OECD
122.9
Mar qtr 2026 · % per year
Australia
1.4%
OECD member average (n=3)
0.3%
OECD period: Jun qtr 2026
2024 · years
Australia
83.0
OECD member average (n=37)
81.3
Aug 2026 · % per annum
Australia
5.0%
OECD member average (n=36)
4.3%
| Indicator | Australia | OECD | Aggregate | Period | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inflation | 4.0% | 4.4% | OECD | Jun qtr 2026 | #7 of 9 |
| Unemployment | 4.7% | 5.0% | OECD | Aug 2026 | #12 of 33 |
| Average wages | $72,018 | $64,803 | OECD | 2025 | #10 of 33 |
| House prices | 133.9 | 130.6 | OECD | Sept qtr 2025 | Not ranked |
| Government debt | 54.6% | 110.5% | OECD | 2023 | #17 of 36 |
| GDP per capita | $58,119 | $55,842 | OECD member average (n=35) | Mar qtr 2026 | #13 of 35 |
| Household net wealth | 117.8 | 122.9 | OECD | 2024 | #11 of 22 |
| Population growth | 1.4% | 0.3% | OECD member average (n=3) | Mar qtr 2026 (OECD: Jun qtr 2026) | Not ranked |
| Life expectancy | 83.0 | 81.3 | OECD member average (n=37) | 2024 | #11 of 37 |
| 10-year bond yield | 5.0% | 4.3% | OECD member average (n=36) | Aug 2026 | #30 of 36 |
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Source: OECD. Published OECD aggregates are used where available; otherwise the figure is an unweighted average of OECD member countries, labelled “OECD member average”. The OECD series for Australia can differ from the ABS or RBA series because of definitions, coverage or frequency. The comparison period is the latest common period for Australia and the aggregate. Where the OECD source does not publish a common period, the latest available figure is shown and the OECD period is labelled.