The Federal Reserve's Preferred Measure Of Inflation Remains Elevated, And Changes To The Methodology Of Subsequent Data Releases Could Push The Figures Lower

[U.S. Overall PCE Unchanged From Last Month, Beating Expectations] August 26th, The U.S. July PCE Price Index Came In At 3.7% On A Yearly Basis, Unchanged From The Previous Month, Compared To Market Expectations Of A Slight Decline To 3.6%

U.S. Treasury Yields Rose Slightly After The Data Release; The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Is Currently Unchanged At 4.635%

Non-US Dollar Currencies Generally Fell, With The Euro/dollar Pair EUR/USD Dropping More Than 10 Points To 1.1663, While The Dollar/yen Pair USD/JPY Rose Nearly 20 Points To A High Of 159.10

Following The Release Of U.S. Economic Data, Short-term Interest Rate Futures In The United States Slightly Pared Earlier Gains

[The Actual GDP For Q2 In The United States Remained Unchanged From The Initial Estimate, In Line With Expectations] August 26th, The US Second-quarter Real GDP Annualized Growth Rate Was Revised To 1.5%, Unchanged From The Initial Estimate, In Line With Market Expectations

US Headline PCE Price Index Remains Unchanged From The Previous Month, Exceeding Expectations

U.S. Real Personal Consumption Expenditures Rose 0% Month-on-month In July, In Line With Expectations And Unchanged From The Previous Reading Of 0.40%