Recent U.S. CPI data show headline inflation holding at 3.4% year-over-year through August 2026, with the monthly rise of 0.4% driven primarily by energy and gasoline prices amid Middle East supply constraints. Core CPI ex-food and energy eased to 2.4%, yet remains above the Fed’s 2% target, reflecting pass-through from earlier tariffs and sustained demand for AI-related goods and data-center inputs. The FOMC has kept the federal funds rate at 3.5–3.75% since early 2026 while signaling openness to hikes if core pressures broaden. Key near-term catalysts include the September CPI release on October 14 and subsequent FOMC deliberations, which will shape market-implied paths for peak 2026 inflation readings.
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Above 6% rises to 6%2%
Ahead of the September 15-16 FOMC meeting, Federal Reserve officials indicated that inflation remains above target and that a rate hike is possible. This hawkish stance contributed to market expectations of higher inflation outcomes, particularly above 4.5% and 6%.
August 2026 CPI report released showing 0.4% monthly increase and continued inflation moderation
Above 4.5% dips to 13%1%
The BLS released the August 2026 CPI report showing a 0.4% seasonally adjusted monthly increase and a continued moderation in inflation pressures. This report was critical as it preceded the Federal Reserve's September meeting and influenced market expectations for inflation staying below higher thresholds.
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