US PPI Drops 0.3% in June, First Decline Since August 2025
The producer-side print came in well below the flat reading economists expected, reinforcing the disinflationary trend that risk assets have been positioning for since May.
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The producer-side print came in well below the flat reading economists expected, reinforcing the disinflationary trend that risk assets have been positioning for since May.
Producer prices cooling faster than expected strengthens the case that the Fed's inflation fight is rolling over, just as the market was pricing in a hold.
Headline PPI printed 5.5% vs 6.2% expected and core came in 50bp light too, the cleanest disinflation print in months and a direct tailwind for risk assets and BTC.
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