May Inflation US - Monthly

May Inflation US - Monthly is a prediction market tracking the one-month percent change in the seasonally adjusted Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) in the United States. The forecast centers on the May 2026 BLS inflation reading, which will be resolved using the official Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index report released on June 10, 2026 at 8:30 AM ET. Because the BLS reports CPI-U to one decimal point, the market outcome will be based on that published figure. As an economy and macro indicators event, it reflects trader expectations for near-term inflation pressure and helps summarize current market sentiment around the monthly economic forecast. At present, the market implies roughly a 60% probability for the current expected outcome, though that probability can change as new information arrives before the release date. This event is closely watched by traders, analysts, and anyone following inflation, CPI, and U.S. economic data, since the monthly reading can influence broader expectations for price trends and the direction of the economy. If the report is delayed, resolution may move to the next scheduled CPI release or use the most recent available figures.