The University of Michigan released its final June readings for consumer sentiment, showing a sentiment index of 49.5, matching the forecast of 48.9 and up from the previous 48.9. Consumer expectations also held steady at 50, in line with forecasts. Five‑year inflation expectations rose to 3.3%, slightly below the 3.4% forecast, while one‑year inflation expectations increased to 4.5%, again just under the 4.6% predicted.