Latest release June 2026 · 12-month change on the NSA index, the BLS headline basis · monthly changes seasonally adjusted · series from 1960
Headline YoY
3.5%
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Core YoY
2.6%
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Headline MoM
-0.42%
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Core MoM
-0.02%
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Core 3M ann.
2.3%
3-month annualised
Core 6M ann.
2.6%
6-month annualised
RangeFromToShaded = NBER recession
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Year over year
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Month over month
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Core momentumannualised over trailing windows
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Services, goods & shelter
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Energy & food
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Headline less corefood & energy wedge
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Component detailMoM %, colour capped at ±1.0pp
Source: Macro Edge Research · underlying data U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Year-over-year is computed by Macro Edge Research from BLS not-seasonally-adjusted index levels, the basis BLS headlines; monthly changes and annualised rates use the seasonally adjusted series. The October 2025 CPI was cancelled and November published on partial data: survey series are blank for October and several (rent, owners’ equivalent rent, food at home) also for November, while non-survey series (gasoline, vehicles) were retroactively sourced from commercial providers. Twelve-month component rates annualise the months actually measured.
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