New South Wales economy · Household spending

New South Wales household spending

New South Wales household spending reflects both a large population and substantial differences across goods and services. Total, per-capita and growth series provide three distinct ways to read the latest monthly result.

3 published series · abs-household-spending, derived-shorted-economy

spending.household.total.nsw.seasadj

Household spending

Latest value

$25.6B

Change from prior period

+$256M

from May 2026

Unit
aud
Frequency
Monthly
Adjustment
Seasonally adjusted
Latest catalog period
June 2026
Source
abs-household-spending
Source licence
CC-BY-4.0

spending.household_per_capita.total.nsw.seasadj

Household spending per capita

Latest value

$2958

Change from prior period

+$30

from May 2026

Unit
aud
Frequency
Monthly
Adjustment
Seasonally adjusted
Latest catalog period
June 2026
Source
derived-shorted-economy
Source licence
derived

spending.household_yoy.total.nsw.seasadj

Household spending growth, year-on-year

Latest value

4.7%

Change from prior period

-0.1%

from May 2026

Unit
percent
Frequency
Monthly
Adjustment
Seasonally adjusted
Latest catalog period
June 2026
Source
abs-household-spending
Source licence
CC-BY-4.0

About household spending

The Monthly Household Spending Indicator estimates household expenditure using aggregated bank transactions and other administrative data assembled by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. State results are published monthly, and this topic groups the total, per-capita and annual-growth views so users can separate scale, population effects and rate of change. Coverage and methods differ from both Retail Trade and the quarterly household consumption measure in the National Accounts. The indicator includes selected services as well as goods, but it does not capture every payment method or every category of household outlay. Recent observations can be revised when data providers refresh transactions, classifications are refined, seasonal factors change or updated population estimates affect per-capita values. Nominal spending can also rise because prices increased rather than households bought more. These series describe recorded expenditure patterns; they do not measure wellbeing, savings, debt stress or future consumer demand, and they are not a forecast or financial advice.

ASX companies operating in New South Wales

Coarse operating-exposure bands are AI estimates based on public company information. Headquarters-only matches are withheld.

  • CBA Commonwealth Bank Of Australia.Banks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Large customer base and branch network

  • WBC Westpac BankingBanks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Large customer base and lending

  • NAB National Australia BankBanks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Large customer base and lending

  • WES WesfarmersConsumer Discretionary Distribution & Retail

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Large store network and sales

  • ANZ Anz Group HoldingsBanks

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Large customer and commercial banking base

  • EVN Evolution MiningMaterials

    Majority of operations (estimate)

    Basis: Cowal gold mine operations

  • TLS Telstra GroupTelecommunication Services

    Significant operations exposure (estimate)

    Basis: Sydney network, enterprise, major customers

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