Let's dive straight into it.Citi- Core CPI at +0.31% m/m- "Details even more indicative of slowingunderlying inflation."- "Services and shelter inflation should continue slowing, and strength should be moreclearly concentrated in core goods categories impacted by tariffs."Deutsche- Core CPI at +0.32% m/m- "At the component level, we will mainly be looking for continued signs of tariff impacts in core goodscategories."- "We expect continued strength in those which have shown signs of tariff effects over thelast couple months as well as a potential expansion in inflationary pressures out to apparel."Goldman Sachs- Core CPI at +0.36% m/m- "We have penciled in upward pressure from tariffs on categories that are particularly exposed,such as communication, household furnishings, and recreation, worth +0.14% on core inflation."- Headline monthly inflation penciled in at +0.37% m/m, boosted by higher food (+0.35%) and energy (+0.6%) prices- "Over the next few months, we expect tariffs to continue to boost monthly inflation and forecast monthlycore CPI inflation around 0.3%."- "Aside from tariff effects, we expect underlying trend inflation to fall further,reflecting shrinking contributions from the housing rental and labor markets."ING- Core CPI at +0.3% m/m- "Likely to be more evidence of goods price inflation beingtriggered by tariffs, but remember that core goods – items most vulnerable to tariff impact – are only 19%by weight of the inflation basket."- "Housing costs are 33% by weight, and there is likely to be more evidenceof softening rents."Nomura- Core CPI at +0.34% m/m- The biggest contributor will come from core goods inflation, estimated at +0.48% - the fastest rise since June 2022- "We expect non-auto goods prices continued to increase at a strong pace due to higher tariffs."- "Supercore inflation likely decelerated as a boost from higher dental service prices and airlinefares waned."Wells Fargo- Core CPI at +0.29% m/m- Should see "sticky services inflation alongside a rebound in goods prices"- Core goods inflation should rise to +0.25% m/m on new vehicle inflation, apparel- Core services inflation should rise to +0.30% m/m on "travel-related service prices" This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.