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Preview: Due July 14 - U.S. June CPI - Energy to correct lower, World Cup to support core

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By Dave Sloan
| continuumeconomics.com
Published: 2026-07-13T17:47:58.000Z We expect June CPI to be unchanged overall as energy corrects from three straight strong gains while the core rate ex food and energy sees a slightly firmer 0.3% increase. Before rounding we expect respective outcomes of -0.02% and up 0.26%, with the World Cup having just enough impact to nudge the core rate to 0.3% before rounding. Gasoline prices peaked in mid-May and have since been moving lower in weekly data, though remain well above pre-war levels.
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Economic Data and Events Week Ahead July 13-17

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By Ben Levett, Dave Sloan, Andrew Wroblewski
| continuumeconomics.com
Data and events for the week ahead USA The US releases June budget data on Monday and June’s NFIB small business survey on Tuesday. The most significant release of the week wis likely to be June’s CPI on Tuesday, which we expect to be unchanged overall, but with a slightly firmer 0.3% rise ex food and energy, 0.26% before rounding.
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Preview: Due July 9 - U.S. June Existing Home Sales - Pending home sales imply a rise

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By Dave Sloan
| continuumeconomics.com
Published: 2026-07-08T11:00:02.000Z We expect June existing home sales to increase by 1.9% to 4.25m, which would be a third straight increase and the highest level since December 2025. This would be consistent with signals from May pending home sales, but other housing signals are less positive.
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