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ANZ-Indeed Australian Job Ads fell 2.2% month-on-month in October 2025, following a revised 3.5% drop in the previous month. This marked the fourth straight monthly decline, reinforcing signs of a loosening labour market despite elevated inflation. Gains in retail and food ahead of the Christmas season were outweighed by a sharp drop in education-related ads, with job postings down across roughly 60% of occupation categories. In September, unemployment rose to a near four-year high of 4.5%, though the RBA maintained that the labour market remained “a little tight.” On an annual basis, job ads declined 7.4%, but still stood 8.4% above pre-pandemic levels.

Australia Job Ads Drop for 4th Month

The seasonally adjusted number of total dwellings approved in Australia increased by 12% month-on-month to 17,019 units in September 2025, rebounding from a downwardly revised 3.6% drop in August and beating market expectations of a 5.5% growth, preliminary data showed. Approvals for private sector dwellings excluding houses jumped 26.0%, after a 3.8% decrease in the prior month. At the same time, private sector house approvals rose by 4%, following a 1% fall. By state, approvals increased in Victoria (41.3%), New South Wales (30.4%), and Tasmania (11.7%), while dropped in Queensland (-11.3%), Western Australia (-5.1%) and South Australia (-0.9%). On a yearly basis, total dwellings approved were up 15%.

Australia Building Permits Rebounds More than Expected

The S&P/ASX 200 fell 0.5% to 8,840 on Monday, marking its lowest level in over a month as investors grew cautious ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia’s policy decision on Tuesday. The RBA is widely expected to hold rates steady after three cuts earlier this year, citing that both headline and trimmed mean inflation remained within the 2–3% target range in Q2. Australia’s Monthly Inflation Gauge, compiled by the Melbourne Institute, rose 0.3% month-on-month in October 2025, easing slightly from a 0.4% gain in the prior month. Healthcare stocks were among the weakest performers, with ResMed sliding 4.3%, Cochlear down 2.1%, and Pro Medicus losing 1.5%. Financials also remained under pressure, though Westpac edged 0.3% higher despite a decline in annual profit, citing rising costs and intense margin competition. On the upside, DroneShield climbed 4% after securing a $25 million sales contract with an unnamed Latin American nation for its AI-backed defense technology.

Australian Shares Hit Over 1-Month Low

The S&P Global Taiwan Manufacturing PMI rose to 47.7 in October 2025 from 46.8 in September, indicating a slower pace of decline though marking the eighth straight month of contraction. Output and new orders continued to fall, but at the weakest rates in five months, while employment slipped only slightly. Persistent drops in new work and production needs prompted firms to reduce purchasing activity and maintain tight control over inventories, with both input and finished goods stocks declining at the start of the fourth quarter. Inflationary pressures strengthened, as average input costs rose at the fastest pace in 15 months. Although overall sentiment toward future output remained negative, it was less pessimistic than in the previous three months.

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