NY Fed SCE April: 1yr ahead expected inflation 3.6% (prev. 3.4%), 3yr unchanged at 3.1%, 5yr unchanged at 3.0%

The NY Fed's SCE data shows a slight increase in one-year expected inflation to 3.6%, which could signal a potential shift in monetary policy focus.

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NY Fed SCE April: 1yr ahead expected inflation 3.6% (prev. 3.4%), 3yr unchanged at 3.1%, 5yr unchanged at 3.0%

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  • Median year-ahead gas price growth expectations dropped sharply to 5.1% (prev. 9.4%) from a spike in March.
  • Median one-year-ahead earnings growth expectations eased to 2.7% (prev. 3.0%).
  • However, mean unemployment expectations—or the mean probability that the US unemployment rate will be higher one year from now—increased by 0.4 ppt to 43.9%, the highest reading of the series since April 2025.
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Most notably, the drop in gas price expectations and rise in unemployment probabilities suggest mixed signals for growth and inflation, possibly prompting the Fed to adopt a cautious stance on future rate hikes.

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