UBS
July 7, 2026
US Economic Perspectives June CPI Preview
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UBS projects a -0.25% decline in June headline CPI, led by a sharp drop in energy prices. Core CPI is expected to rise by 0.21%, constrained by pandemic-era seasonal adjustments.
Key Takeaways
- 1.UBS projects a -0.25% one-month change for headline CPI in June, the largest decline since April 2020, driven primarily by falling gasoline prices.
- 2.Core CPI is projected to increase by 0.21% in June, matching the May increase and reflecting the influence of residual seasonality from pandemic years.
- 3.Gasoline prices have fallen 17% since their peak on May 20, serving as the main downward driver for headline inflation.
Table of Contents
- Headline CPI
- Core CPI
- Americas
- Core PCE price inflation stronger than CPI
- Looking ahead: Headline CPI falling again in July
- Required Disclosures
- Analyst Certification
- UBS Global Research Disclaimer
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Authors
Jonathan PingleAlan DetmeisterAbigail WattAmanda WilcoxJalen Nichols
Themes
Energy Market VolatilityInflation DynamicsSeasonal Adjustment Distortions
Regions
North AmericaUnited States
