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Data you can cite: Australian banking figures by month

Monthly figures with a CSV, a JSON file and a citation line. Free to quote with a link.

APRA monthly banking statistics

Assets, lending and deposits across every bank, credit union and building society; the five largest banks' growth and share; funding; peer groups. Published the day APRA releases the month.

MonthHeadlineCSV
September 2026Australian banks in September 2026: $6.10 trillion of assets, lending up 0.6%, deposits up 0.7%CSV
August 2026Australian banks in August 2026: $6.06 trillion of assets, lending up 0.6%, deposits down 0.3%CSV
July 2026Australian banks in July 2026: $6.06 trillion of assets, lending up 0.4%, deposits up 0.8%CSV
June 2026Australian banks in June 2026: $6.03 trillion of assets, lending up 1.1%, deposits up 1.5%CSV
May 2026Australian banks in May 2026: $5.93 trillion of assets, lending up 0.8%, deposits flatCSV
April 2026Australian banks in April 2026: $5.90 trillion of assets, lending up 0.6%, deposits up 0.6%CSV

Every month.

Bank rate changes, month by month

Every rate change across the lenders publishing under the Consumer Data Right, by market: how many lenders moved, how far, which way, and where the rates sat at month end. Written on the first of the next month.

MonthHeadlineCSV
October 2026Australian bank rates in October 2026: 98 lenders, 6,454 rate changes, 6,248 risesCSV

Every month.

How to cite

Name Open Market Intel and link the month page; each page carries a citation line to copy. APRA's source figures are published under CC BY 3.0 AU.

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