Consumer Goods & Materials: Core PCE Price Index, which excludes food and energy, rose 0.2% (MoM)(May), with the annual reading increasing from 2.6% (Apr) to 2.7% (May). Both figures were slightly higher than expected for the Fed’s preferred measure of inflation.
Be sure to check out more of last week’s leading indicators here. Stay tuned for Market Thoughts.
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