New York Fed survey: U.S. 1-year inflation expectations rose to 3.9%, reaching a new high since 2023 May years ago

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New York Fed: U.S. 1-year inflation expectations rose to 3.9%, reaching a new high of more than 3 years

BlockBeats news:October 7, a survey released by the New York Fed on Wednesday showed that U.S. consumers' expectations for inflation over the next 1 years September rose markedly, reaching the highest level in more than 3 years, while households' views of both their current and future financial situations deteriorated. Respondents expect inflation 1 years from now to reach 3.9%, above August's 3.6%, the highest level since 2023 May. 3-year inflation expectations rose from 3.2%to 3.3%，5-year inflation expectations remained unchanged at 3%.

The New York Fed survey also showed that September households lowered their assessments of current and future financial situations and viewed obtaining credit as somewhat more difficult. However, households were less concerned about being unable to repay debt on time. Labor market expectations improved to some extent. Compared with August, respondents believed that the probability of 1-year-ahead unemployment rising had declined, and concerns about experiencing involuntary unemployment over the next 1 years also eased. At the same time, they were more confident in finding a new job if they lost their current one.

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Key points

A survey released by the New York Fed showed that U.S. consumers' expectations for inflation over the next 1 years September increased.
Respondents expect inflation 1 years from now to be 3.9%, above August's 3.6%。
3-year-ahead inflation expectations rose from 3.2%to 3.3%，5-year-ahead inflation expectations remained at 3%。
September Households' assessments of current and future financial conditions declined, and they viewed obtaining credit as more difficult.
Households were less concerned about being unable to repay debt on time, while labor market expectations improved.

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The survey indicates that respondents believe inflationary pressure on prices over the next 1 years is greater than last month. At the same time, households' views of their own financial conditions and access to credit worsened, while their employment outlook improved.

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Rising inflation expectations, deteriorating household financial conditions, and improving employment expectations occurred simultaneously, indicating divergence in respondents' views of the future economy.

Inflation expectations affect households' assessments of prices, borrowing, and employment, but this survey reflects respondents' expectations and does not represent future actual inflation.

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The evidence does not specify the number of survey respondents or the exact survey methodology.
The evidence does not directly state how the survey will affect interest rates,USD, government bonds, or other asset prices.
The evidence comes from BlockBeats' report on the New York Fed survey; the full original survey content was not provided in the evidence.

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