On August 29, 2025, the latest data revealed that the US Core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index has maintained its pace, holding at a steady 0.3% increase for the month of July. This figure matches the performance recorded in June, indicating a consistent, moderate uptick in consumer spending excluding food and energy.
July's unchanged 0.3% Month-over-Month increase reflects ongoing stability in consumer price changes. The Core PCE Price Index is a closely watched measure as it provides a clear view of inflation trends, pivotal for economic decision-making and Federal Reserve policies.
Amidst varied economic pressures, these figures suggest consumer spending power remains resilient in the short term. Market analysts and policymakers will continue to monitor the Index closely for future shifts that could impact broader economic strategies and inflation control efforts. As the economic landscape evolves, maintaining steady growth remains a positive sign for the US economy.
