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EGGS ↑↑|GAS |RENT |INSURANCE ↑↑|USED CARS |COFFEE |FLIGHTS |STREAMING |CHILDCARE |TVs ↓↓|DINING OUT |WAGES |EGGS ↑↑|GAS |RENT |INSURANCE ↑↑|USED CARS |COFFEE |FLIGHTS |STREAMING |CHILDCARE |TVs ↓↓|DINING OUT |WAGES |
What's Inflated / What Isn't
What's Inflated ↑
Ground Beef
Cattle herd shortage; drought
+10%
Rent (major metros)
Low vacancy rates persist
+8.4%
Restaurant Meals
Labor + food costs pass-through
+5.8%
Childcare
Staffing shortages nationwide
+6.2%
Home Insurance
Climate risk repricing
+12%
Coffee
Global supply chain stress
+15%
Healthcare
Drug & admin cost growth
+4.5%
What Isn't ↓
Eggs
Cooled sharply from 2025 peak
-45%
TVs & Monitors
Panel glut + competition
-18%
Chicken Wings
Supply recovered
-32%
Auto Insurance
Down from 2024 peak
-5.7%
Used Cars
Inventory normalizing
-2%
Airfares
Capacity expansion
-1.8%
Gas (national avg)
Stable crude, refinery output
-4.2%
Clothing
Fierce online competition
-2.1%
Smartphones
More power per dollar
-8%
Laptops
Chip supply recovered
-5%
Furniture
Supply chains healed
-1.5%
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CategoryIndexMoMYoY
Overall CPI333.952-0.4%+3.5%
Groceries321.631+0.2%+2.7%
Rent446.945+0.1%+2.8%
Gas & Energy328.950-5.7%+15.7%
Dining Out395.633+0.2%+3.4%
Insurance858.481-2.0%-4.1%
Ground Beef+1.3%+12.4%
Used Cars183.360-0.2%-1.8%
June 2026 CPI · Index/YoY not seasonally adjusted; MoM seasonally adjusted · Updated July 14, 2026 · Source: BLS
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