توقع: July Inflation US - Annual

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Market context

US inflation is running well above the Federal Reserve’s target, but the latest prints have shown some cooling from the spring spike. The BLS reported June CPI at **3.5% year on year**, down from **4.2%** in May, after a **0.4% monthly fall**; core CPI eased to **2.6%** year on year and was flat on the month[4][6]. That leaves the July 2026 annual reading sensitive to even modest moves in fuel and services, because the market is judging whether June was a one-off dip or the start of a broader downshift.

For historical framing, the crowd-implied **2% yes** looks low against both the recent run-rate and near-term forecasters. Trading Economics had US inflation at **4.2%** in May[1], while the Cleveland Fed’s nowcasting models and other July previews had headline inflation around the **3.3%–3.9%** area for July 2026, not near 2%[2][3][9]. That kind of gap matters because the market resolves on the BLS July 2026 report, so traders are effectively pricing an outsized downside move from already-elevated readings rather than just a continuation of June’s moderation[16][18].

The main catalyst is the BLS release itself, scheduled for **12 August 2026 at 8:30 am ET**, with the headline annual figure driven by whatever happens to energy, shelter and core services between now and then[16][18]. Traders will also watch whether July retail gasoline prices and broader goods disinflation extend June’s drop, since recent previews flagged lower oil and softer headline inflation but still-sticky core pressures[2][8][14]. A further upside or downside surprise in the July PPI would matter too, because it feeds expectations for the CPI print and any revision to the inflation path into late summer[7][9].

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