# Will PPI YoY be 5.1% or less in July?

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<tr><th>Predicted at</th><td>2026-08-07 10:50 UTC</td></tr>
<tr><th>Prediction</th><td><strong>50.4%</strong></td></tr>
<tr><th>Market (at prediction)</th><td>70.5%</td></tr>
<tr><th>Market (live)</th><td><span class="pythia-live-price" data-token-id="55226997755443676148631758794660995850228591109418819865860706135882320341766">—</span></td></tr>
</table>

## Analysis

The Producer Price Index (PPI) for June 2026, as reported by official government data, indicates a cooling trend in wholesale inflation. While the most recent data shows a deceleration in price growth, the headline annual figure remains positioned near the 5.1% level. Future inflation outcomes depend on volatile commodity price fluctuations and broader macroeconomic adjustments. Undisclosed sources suggest that supply chain pressures and energy costs continue to influence the trajectory of these indices. Consequently, the final July reading remains subject to these ongoing economic variables.

## Key Evidence

June momentum was soft (−0.3% headline, core +0.2%, core-ex-trade +0.1%), mid-July crude sampled at/below June levels, and the bears' key claim of a 5.5% YoY consensus is internally inconsistent (their own +0.1% MoM consensus implies ~4.9% YoY) — likely a 'previous value' misread.

## Risks

A hot tariff-pass-through month reappears (Jan–May 2026 printed +0.6–1.1% NSA MoM) or the PPI energy sample catches more of the late-July crude rebound (WTI $84 by Jul 31) than expected, pushing July MoM above +0.4% and YoY to 5.2%+.

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