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NY Fed Survey Shows Dip in Short-Term Inflation Expectations
A recent New York Federal Reserve survey indicates that short-term inflation expectations have moderated, primarily driven by lower gas prices. The survey also noted a worsening outlook for the labor market.
8 Jun, 15:19 — 8 Jun, 15:33
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seeking-alphaMixed27d ago
Short-term inflation expectations moderate in NY Fed survey
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Inflation Expectations Dip, Driven By Lower Gas Prices, While Labor Market Prospects Worsen: NY Fed Survey
Inflation Expectations Dip, Driven By Lower Gas Prices, While Labor Market Prospects Worsen: NY Fed Survey Ahead of Wednesday's CPI report which is expected to show a substantial rise in consumer prices, moments ago we got an early look into how consumers view inflation after the NY Fed's latest monthly survey of consumer expectations reported that inflation expectations at the one-year horizon dipped to 3.46% in May from 3.64% in April, easing from the highest print since Septe...
By Tyler Durden
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First report: seeking-alpha · 8 Jun, 15:19|Full coverage: 2 · 14m|Window: 14m
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