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Will core inflation fall below 3% this year?

There is a 49% chance the answer is yes according to AI, and a 57% chance according to the market — a gap of -8 (Market More Bullish). How we calculate these numbers

Market

57%

chance the answer is yes

vs

AI Consensus

49%

chance the answer is yes

Difference: -8 (Market More Bullish)

The market is more optimistic than AI.

Last updated Jun 25, 2026

Key insight

Why the views differ

The most important question on this page: not just what each side thinks, but why they disagree.

AI models place more weight on

  • Housing and service costs that refuse to come down
  • The final stretch to normal inflation taking longer than hoped
  • The way housing costs are tracked running behind reality

The market appears more focused on

  • Goods prices dropping faster than expected
  • Belief that housing costs will eventually ease
  • Optimism that inflation will hit target on time

Model-by-model

AI Model Breakdown

Average 49% across six models. Spread of 4 points (47%–51%) — a tight spread, a stronger shared signal.

ChatGPT
50%
Claude
47%
Gemini
Perplexity
Grok
Copilot
Average 49%Spread 4 ptsAgreement 71/100
ChatGPT50%

Sees progress on disinflation but flags sticky shelter and services components. Its 50% estimate sits 7 points below the market's 57%, leaning on housing and service costs that refuse to come down while keeping an eye on goods prices dropping faster than expected.

Claude47%

More cautious — expects the last mile to target to be slow. Its 47% estimate sits 10 points below the market's 57%, leaning on housing and service costs that refuse to come down while keeping an eye on goods prices dropping faster than expected.

GeminiPro

Balances goods disinflation against services stickiness. Its 51% estimate sits 6 points below the market's 57%, leaning on housing and service costs that refuse to come down while keeping an eye on goods prices dropping faster than expected.

PerplexityPro

Cites recent prints showing uneven progress. Its 49% estimate sits 8 points below the market's 57%, leaning on housing and service costs that refuse to come down while keeping an eye on goods prices dropping faster than expected.

GrokPro

Skeptical that the sub-3% threshold is hit within the window. Its 48% estimate sits 9 points below the market's 57%, leaning on housing and service costs that refuse to come down while keeping an eye on goods prices dropping faster than expected.

CopilotPro

Sees it as a coin-flip dependent on shelter data. Its 49% estimate sits 8 points below the market's 57%, leaning on housing and service costs that refuse to come down while keeping an eye on goods prices dropping faster than expected.

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What would change the answer?

Catalysts To Watch

The events most likely to move consensus in either direction.

Bullish catalysts

  • Rapid cooling in measured shelter costs
  • Services ex-housing decelerating
  • Weaker wage growth

Bearish catalysts

  • Energy or supply shocks
  • Sticky wage growth
  • Reaccelerating services prices

Consensus timeline

How AI Consensus Has Moved

Monthly snapshots of AI consensus alongside market probability.

MonthAI chanceMarket chanceGap
Feb51%51%0
Mar53%52%+1
Apr51%54%-3
May48%55%-7
Jun51%57%-6
The gap is holding steady 5-pt gap a month ago versus 6 pts today.

Consensus intelligence

AI Consensus Trend & Confidence Movement

How AI consensus on this question is moving over time, and what changed recently — powered by daily snapshots.

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Key Risks & Open Questions

Key Risks

  • Energy or supply shocks could reverse progress.
  • Wage growth staying elevated would slow disinflation.

Open Questions

  • How quickly does measured shelter inflation cool?
  • Do services prices ex-housing decelerate?
  • Are there commodity shocks on the horizon?

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