According to the latest statistical information, the monthly rate of the core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index in June recorded 0.2%, exceeding the market's general prediction of 0.1%. This also aligns with the data from May, indicating that inflationary pressures remain stable within certain bounds. Furthermore, the annual performance of the core PCE Price Index was stronger, reaching 2.6%, which is higher than the previous market expectations, suggesting an increase in overall inflation levels. These data are crucial for analyzing the inflation trend in the US economy and decision-making, particularly providing reference for adjustments in monetary policy.