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Import Price Index across supported currencies

Singapore Department of Statistics import price index, covering overall items. The monthly index has a 2023=100 base and is not seasonally adjusted.

Last updated: · page generated 31 Oct 2026 07:21 UTC.
2 with data 2 supported currencies
Open a country name for its historical chart and release record. The API reference is linked separately beside the official source.

As of : 2 currencies with data.

Import Price Index: latest and previous observations in each publisher's units. Reference dates can differ.
Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Last change Reference Frequency Unit Source
USD · US Dollar
8.1
6.7
▲ +1.4 Monthly %YoY Bureau of Labor Statistics
AUD · Australian Dollar
-1.1
5.7
▼ -6.8 Quarterly %QoQ Australian Bureau of Statistics

What is Import Price Index?

Import Price Index is a published macroeconomic indicator covering one or more of the currencies supported by FXMacroData. Singapore Department of Statistics import price index, covering overall items. The monthly index has a 2023=100 base and is not seasonally adjusted. The table on this page shows the latest released value for every supported currency, the previous reading, the change between the two, the reference date, the publication frequency, the units, and the original publishing source.

Why it matters for FX

Activity indicators tell the FX market how strong the underlying economy is and therefore how much room the central bank has to tighten or to ease. Surprising upside reads support a more hawkish stance and a stronger currency; downside surprises pull forward rate cuts and weigh on it.

How to read this page

Read the year-over-year change first to filter monthly noise, then the month-over-month for direction. Compare to consensus and to other higher-frequency indicators in the same currency to triangulate the underlying trend.

What to watch for

  • Beat or miss versus consensus
  • Composition: which sub-components are driving the headline
  • Revisions to prior periods overriding the new print
  • Cross-currency consistency or divergence

This overview follows the indicator definitions and country coverage in the FXMacroData catalogue.

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