Inflation is one of the economy’s most important vital signs and one of the subtlest to measure. The CPI inflation rate—the 12-month change in the consumer-price index—gets most of the attention.

This figure marks a rebound following August’s 1.7%. However, it is the first time since July and August 2025 that the ...

U.S. core personal consumption expenditures inflation increased 0.2% month on month in August, coming in below economists' expectations for a 0.3% rise. Data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis ...

August spending outpaced income, while revised PCE data showed annual core inflation of 3%. The report gives markets stronger demand alongside a lower inflation baseline.

The Bureau of Economic Analysis will release August’s personal consumption expenditures price index and its third estimate of second-quarter economic growth on Wednesday, Sept. 30, at 8:30 a.m.

Stay updated on the latest Core PCE and PCE inflation data from the BEA, including MoM/YoY vs consensus and revised prior readings—check back now.

Japan's core inflation came in line within expectations. Headline inflation strengthened marginally, but "core-core" inflation eased slightly. The Bank of Japan earlier this week had ...

The Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday announced that overall prices rose 0.6% in September.