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CPI June 2026 (Jul 15, 8:00 AM ET)
Releases 8:30 AM ET. Street consensus +0.2% M/M headline.
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CPI June 2026 (Jul 15, 8:31 AM ET)

CPI June 2026

Headline CPI +0.3% M/M; +3.1% Y/Y. Core CPI +0.2% M/M. Shelter was again the largest contributor to the monthly increase.

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