Key facts
- Energy prices are projected to decline by 5.7% month-over-month in June 2026.
- This projected decline is expected to contribute to easing overall inflation pressures.
- Energy prices rose by 3.9% in May.
- The data is based on U.S. Consumer Price Index projections.
U.S. Consumer Price Index data forecasts a notable decrease in energy prices for June 2026. Projections indicate a 5.7% month-over-month decline in energy costs. This anticipated drop is expected to play a role in easing overall inflation pressures. The forecast for June follows a 3.9% rise in energy prices that was recorded in May. The data suggests a potential shift in inflationary trends, with energy costs moving from an increase to a decrease.