#USCorePCEMay PCE Core of the U.S. - May 2025 Report Now Available!

In May, the U.S. core PCE rose only 0.1%, signaling a continued cooling in inflation. Year-over-year, the figure stands at 2.6%, slightly below the April reading — a sign that the Fed's tightening is working 📉

This number matters. Why?

👉 The core PCE excludes food and energy — it is the Fed's preferred measure of inflation

👉 A lower figure fuels hopes for interest rate cuts later this year

👉 Markets are already reacting: risk sentiment is returning in stocks and cryptocurrencies

🧠 What's next?

• Fed officials will now focus on labor and CPI data for confirmation

• A shift to a more dovish stance could trigger bullish breakouts in volatile assets

• Expect an increase in market positioning as traders anticipate a possible change in direction

💡 With inflation declining and resilience in the overall economy, volatility = opportunity