US Inflation Pressures Remain Concentrated in Food and Energy, Middle East Energy Volatility Key to Trend Shift

According to Jason Pride, chief investment strategist at Glenmede, on June 10, US inflation pressures are expected to remain concentrated in food and energy sectors, with core CPI month-on-month growth slowing. The critical question is whether this pattern will begin to shift, particularly if energy price volatility linked to the Middle East persists. A moderate inflation report meeting expectations would support the view that current price pressures are temporary and supply-driven rather than demand-driven.
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