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NY Fed SCE (Feb): Median inflation expectations at the one-year-ahead horizon seen at 3% (prev. 3.1% in Jan), with both the three and five-year horizons unchanged at 3%

The NY Fed's Survey of Consumer Expectations indicates a slight decrease in one-year inflation expectations from 3.1% to 3%.

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NY Fed SCE (Feb): Median inflation expectations at the one-year-ahead horizon seen at 3% (prev. 3.1% in Jan), with both the three and five-year horizons unchanged at 3%

US Consumer Inflation Expectations (Feb) 3% (Prev. 3.1%)

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This moderation suggests a potential easing in inflation worries, though stability in longer-term expectations (three and five-year unchanged at 3%) indicates consumers do not foresee immediate changes. This could influence the Fed's policy stance, with implications for interest rates and market sentiment around the USD and fixed income assets.

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