 Now within the index, goods prices decreased 0.1%, but services were up 0.2%, and notably energy prices fell 2.1% during the month. The core PCE, which excludes food and energy, rose 0.08% over the month, a good number. Now both headline PCE and core PCE, the both indices were up 2.6% for the year ended May. So these results for May showed cooling inflation at least for one month.