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**MNI DATA IMPACT:US June Core PCE Prices +0.2%; Y/Y +1.6%>
By Kevin Kastner, Brooke Migdon and Alexandra Kelley
WASHINGTON (MNI) - The core PCE price index came in at a 0.2%
increase in June, as expected by the Bloomberg and MNI surveys, data
released Tuesday by the Department of Commerce showed.
The core PCE year/year rate rose to 1.6% after 1.5% gains in each
of the last three months, but still well below the Federal Reserve's 2%
target.
Here are some of the key factors from the data release on Tuesday:
- Personal income was up 0.4% in June, as expected by both the
Bloomberg consensus and a MNI survey of analysts. Growth in wages and
salaries, which rose 0.5% in the month, were the primary driving factors
of PCE growth. An MNI preview released on Monday noted the potential
positive influence recent employment data may have on June personal
income, with private payrolls rising by 224,000 in the same month.
- Offsetting the solid wage gain was positive, but slower, growth
in the other income categories.
- Current dollar PCE was up 0.3% in June, also in line with
forecasts from MNI and Bloomberg. The increase was the result of a 0.4%
rise in durable goods spending, offset by slower nondurable goods
spending. Services spending slowed this month, posting a 0.3% gain after
a 0.4% increase in May.
- Real PCE posted a 0.2% increase in June after an 0.3% gain in
May. Unlike current dollar PCE, real durables PCE was down 0.1% in June,
while real nondurables rose 0.7% in the month. Real services spending
increased 0.1%.
- PCE was up 4.3% for the second quarter, according to data
published Friday. MNI had expected real PCE to post significant growth
considering the GDP data released on Friday, which showed that real PCE
was up sharply in the second quarter.
- The overall PCE price index rose 0.1% in June following an
identical reading in May. The year/year rate was 1.4%, unchanged from
May.
** MNI Washington Bureau: 202-371-2121 **
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