US Core CPI inflation (month-over-month) — July 2026
Above 0.0%: real money 93%, play money 93%
Above 0.1%: real money 75%, play money 75%
Above 0.2%: real money 14%, play money 15%
Above 0.3%: real money 7%, play money 7%
Above 0.4%: real money 5%, play money 5%
Above 0.5%: real money 3%, play money 3%
Above 0.6%: real money 2%, play money 2%
Above 0.7%: real money 1%, play money 1%
Above 0.8%: real money 1%, play money 1%
Above 1.0%: real money 8%, play money 8%
Volume: real money 0, play money 0
Bettors: real money 0, play money 0
Categories: Finance, Economic Indicators, United States, Inflation
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Market Rules
Each market in this event resolves "Yes" if the seasonally adjusted month-over-month percentage change in the US Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers excluding food and energy (Core CPI) for July 2026, as first reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (one decimal place), is greater than the listed threshold. Markets resolve independently — every threshold below the reported figure resolves "Yes".