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FOMC Alerts

Inflation Expectations Rose Again. Why the Fed Watches Them

Posted on October 26, 2026 by Ernie Varitimos
FOMC Alerts: inflation expectations. UMich 5-10 yr 3.5% vs 5y5y breakeven 2.20%

Consumers expect 3.5% long-run inflation. Bond markets price about 2.2%. Why the Fed watches inflation expectations, and what it means for Oct 28.

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Posted in FOMC Alerts  |  Tagged breakeven inflation, consumer sentiment, Fed, FOMC, Inflation, inflation expectations, University of Michigan Leave a comment
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