Core CPI y/y (USD) preview: Consensus points to a slight deceleration
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The Core CPI y/y for the United States is scheduled for release on July 14, 2026, at 12:30 UTC. Market consensus anticipates a reading of 2.8%, which would mark a slight deceleration from the previous figure of 2.9%. This economic indicator carries a high impact rating, making it a significant data point for assessing underlying inflationary pressures within the US economy. Core CPI excludes volatile food and energy components, providing a clearer picture of long-term price trends.
FXC Terminal’s internal price feed currently shows no measured reaction statistics for this specific series. Therefore, historical price movements immediately following past releases cannot be quantified at this time.
Recent release history shows varied outcomes. The June 10, 2026, release matched forecasts at 2.9%. In May, the actual reading of 2.8% exceeded the 2.7% forecast. April saw an actual 2.6% against a 2.5% forecast. Prior to that, March and February both registered 2.5% actual readings, while forecasts were 2.6% for both. January’s actual and forecast figures were both 2.6%.