Revised quarterly real personal consumption expenditures in the United States for the second quarter

Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce announced the Revised quarterly real personal consumption expenditures in the United States for the second quarter on 2025-08-28. The reported figure stands at 1.6%, with the prior figure recorded as 1.40%.

Regarding the Revised quarterly real personal consumption expenditures in the United States for the second quarter, If the actual value > predicted value, it is bullish for the US dollar; conversely, it is bearish for the US dollar, Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) refers to the average amount spent by consumers in a month. 'Core' excludes the components most affected by seasonal fluctuations, such as food and energy. By excluding food and energy, it better reflects the actual state of personal consumer spending. It is an important indicator for the Federal Reserve to measure inflation; if the index is high, it is favorable (or bullish) for the dollar, while if the data is below expectations, it is unfavorable (or bearish) for the dollar.

This data holds an importance level of , calculated using Statistics on household consumption of durable goods (such as cars and furniture), non-durable goods (such as food, beverages, clothing and shoes, energy, etc.), and services (such as housing, utilities, healthcare, transportation, entertainment, etc.), and updates Every season. The next release is set for 2025-11-26 21:30:00.

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