Yeliz Akmaca 
The US Department of Labor released the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for June 2025 today at 3:30 PM. Investors gained clearer insight into inflation trends with this data. The report directly influences the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decisions, the global trajectory of the US dollar, US bond yields, and the direction of risky assets. Core inflation, in particular, helps measure underlying demand pressures.
Market participants are reassessing rate cut expectations following the announcement. Meanwhile, cryptocurrencies, gold, and stocks are being priced according to these developments. The annual CPI came in slightly above expectations at 2.7%. The monthly CPI matched expectations at 0.3%. Core CPI data showed a yearly rate of 2.9%, below expectations, and a monthly rate of 0.2%, slightly below forecasts.
June 2025 US CPI Figures
- Consumer Price Index (CPI) Yearly: Released at 2.7% (Expectation: 2.6%, Previous: 2.4%)
- Consumer Price Index (CPI) Monthly: Released at 0.3% (Expectation: 0.3%, Previous: 0.1%)
- Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) Yearly: Released at 2.9% (Expectation: 3.0%, Previous: 2.8%)
- Core Consumer Price Index (CPI) Monthly: Released at 0.2% (Expectation: 0.3%, Previous: 0.1%)
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