Group 1 - The core commodity prices in the U.S. increased by 0.24% in May, showing significant growth each month this year except for a decline in March [1] - The housing sector saw a rise of 0.26%, marking the largest moderate increase since November [1] - Core service prices, excluding housing, rose by 0.13%, reflecting a moderate reading for the third consecutive time [1]

Core Insights - The prices of core goods in the U.S. remained flat compared to April, indicating stability in this sector [1] - Furniture prices decreased by 0.8%, while clothing prices fell by 0.4%, marking the second consecutive month of decline for both categories [1] - The automotive sector also contributed to the overall price stability, with used car prices down by 0.5% and new car prices also down by 0.5% [1]