United States Producer Price Inflation MoM 15 july 2026

 

The June 2026 PPI report is scheduled for release today, Wednesday, July 15, at 8:30 a.m. ET — but the actual figures haven't shown up in my search results yet, so it may not have posted at the time of this search (or hasn't fully propagated to news outlets).

Here's what I can tell you:

Most recent confirmed data — May 2026 PPI (released June 11):

Final demand PPI rose 1.1% month-over-month

• Final demand goods rose 2.8%
• Final demand services rose 0.3%
• Year-over-year, final demand prices were up 6.5% — the largest 12-month increase since November 2022

What's expected for June 2026 (today's release):

Economists polled by Dow Jones expect headline PPI to decline 0.2% month-over-month, reflecting the sharp pullback in energy/oil prices during June (crude fell about 25% that month).

• This mirrors yesterday's CPI report, where headline inflation also came in cooler than expected — CPI fell 0.4% month-over-month in June, well below the -0.1% consensus.

Since the actual June PPI print isn't confirmed in current sources yet, let me check once more for the live figure.The June 2026 PPI figure hasn't been published in any source I can find yet — it's scheduled for 8:30 a.m. ET today Wednesday, July 15), and the reports I'm pulling are all previews written ahead of the release, not the actual print.

Here's the setup heading into today's release:

Consensus forecast: Economists polled by Dow Jones expect headline PPI to decline 0.2% month-over-month in June, mainly because oil prices tumbled roughly 25% during the month.

Year-over-year: Wall Street expects wholesale inflation to cool modestly but remain elevated around 6.4% year-over-year.

Most recent confirmed print — May 2026 PPI (month-over-month):

• Final demand PPI: +1.1% (matched April's downwardly revised 1.1% gain, well above the 0.7% forecast)
• Goods: +2.8%, driven mostly by a 23.4% jump in gasoline prices
• Services: +0.3%
• Core PPI (ex food/energy/trade): +0.4% month-over-month
• Year-over-year: +6.5%, the largest 12-month increase since November 2022

This June PPI reading matters a lot today — it lands right after Tuesday's cooler-than-expected CPI report, so a soft PPI print would reinforce the "inflation is cooling" narrative and could support further stock gains, while a hot print (echoing May's tariff-and-energy-driven surge) would complicate the picture for the Fed.

Since the number should be out by now, let me pull the live figure directly.The June figure isn't out yet in my sources — the calendar shows the June PPI release scheduled for today at 12:30 PM GMT (8:30 a.m. ET), but the "Actual" column is still blank, meaning it hasn't posted at the time of this search (or hasn't propagated to this page yet).

Here's where the data stands right now:

Month	PPI MoM (Actual)	Consensus
April 2026	1.4%	0.5% (forecast)
May 2026	1.1%	0.7% (forecast)
June 2026	Not yet released	0.5% (TE forecast)

Most recent confirmed reading — May 2026:

• PPI (final demand) MoM: +1.1% — matched April's downwardly revised 1.1% and beat the 0.7% forecast
• PPI YoY: +6.5% — the largest 12-month increase since November 2022, above the 6.4% forecast
• Core PPI (ex food/energy) MoM: +0.4%
• Core PPI YoY: +4.9% — slightly below the 5.4% forecast

For today's June release, expectations vary somewhat by source:

• Trading Economics models a relatively soft +0.5% month-over-month
• Dow Jones-polled economists expect a decline of 0.2%, largely because oil/crude prices fell roughly 25% in June
• Edward Jones notes expectations for the year-over-year rate to cool modestly but stay elevated around 6.4%

Calendar	GMT	Reference		Actual	Previous		Consensus			TEForecast
2026-05-13	12:30 PM		Apr	1.4%	0.7%		0.5%			0.4%
2026-06-11	12:30 PM		May	1.1%	1.1%		0.7%			0.7%
2026-07-15	12:30 PM		Jun					1.1%	0%	0.1%