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May PCE Price Index Release and Projections

Occurred 25 June 2026Date inferred from coverage

Financial analysts and investors are awaiting the release of the May Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) price index, the Federal Reserve's primary inflation gauge.

Aggregated from 8 sources · Updated 25 Jun 2026, 05:13 UTC (UTC)

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Facts (7)

  • Established

    The United States is scheduled to release the May PCE price index data on Thursday, June 25.

  • Established

    The April PCE annual inflation rate was confirmed at 3.8% for all items and 3.3% for core inflation.

  • EmergingNiche Signal

    Economists anticipate the May report may show the highest inflation level since April 2023.

  • EmergingNiche Signal

    A widening gap has been observed between two primary measures of underlying U.S. inflation.

  • EmergingNiche Signal

    Energy costs, specifically gas prices, were noted as drivers of elevated price pressures in recent PCE reporting periods.

  • Emerging

    Market analysts are monitoring the upcoming PCE release for its potential impact on gold prices, real yields, and interest rate projections.

  • AttributionNiche Signal

    FactSet forecasts the annual rate of May PCE inflation to reach 4.1%.

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