Indonesia and Australia to release key economic data on Monday
Monday brings Indonesian trade and inflation data plus Australian building approvals and regional PMIs, according to TradingView citing RTTNews.
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what happened
On Monday Indonesia will publish September data on imports, exports and the trade balance, along with October consumer prices. In August imports rose 19.09 percent year on year, exports gained 6.72 percent, and the trade surplus was $3.55 billion. In September overall inflation was up 0.3 percent month on month and 3.28 percent year on year, while core CPI rose 2.84 percent annually.
Australia will release September building approvals, October inflation readings from the Melbourne Institute and job advertisement data from ANZ. Singapore will publish its third-quarter business expectations survey, and several regional economies, including China, Japan and South Korea, will report October manufacturing PMIs from S&P Global.
why it matters
The batch of releases sets the tone for Asian markets early in the week. Indonesian trade and inflation figures, together with regional October PMIs, will help gauge economic momentum and could influence the rupiah and local equities.
market impact
Rupiah and Asian equities: trade, inflation and PMI data set sentiment early in the week
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- Indonesia Data On Tap For Monday — TradingView, 1 November 2026 at 22:48 UTC
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