Core Inflation MoM by Country

Latest released Core Inflation MoM value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, the change between releases, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.

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Core Inflation MoM across supported currencies

Month-over-month change in core consumer prices (excluding food and energy), tracking underlying inflation trends.

Updated 04 May 2026 07:25 UTC.
2 with data 2 supported currencies
Each row links to the per-currency reference page and the underlying API endpoint at /api/v1/announcements/{currency}/core_inflation_mom. Non-USD endpoints require an API key query parameter.
Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Reference Frequency Unit Source
Eurozone
EUR · Euro
2.3
01 Dec 2025
2.4
01 Nov 2025
▼ -0.1 01 Dec 2025 Monthly %MoM ECB/Eurostat
United States
USD · US Dollar
0.2
31 Mar 2026
0.2
28 Feb 2026
● 0 31 Mar 2026 Monthly %MoM FRED (BEA/BLS/Fed)

What is Core Inflation MoM?

Core inflation month-over-month strips food and energy from the sequential CPI change to expose the underlying inflation pulse. It is the cleanest single-month inflation signal for monetary-policy purposes.

Why it matters for FX

Central banks set policy off the underlying trend, not the noisy headline. A series of soft core MoM prints gives the central bank confidence to cut; a string of hot prints keeps rates higher for longer. The currency follows that reaction function.

How to read this page

Annualise the monthly figure and compare to the 2 percent target. Look at services-vs-goods split: in advanced economies since 2023 the divergence (sticky services, falling goods) has been the dominant inflation story.

What to watch for

  • Three- and six-month annualised core MoM
  • Services ex shelter (supercore) for wage feedthrough
  • Goods deflation rolling off the base
  • Owners' equivalent rent lag
  • Cross-check with PCE core MoM