United States: One-Year Expected Inflation - 75th Percentile

Macro

2026-09-09

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Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Choice)
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Monthly
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In August 2026, the 75th percentile of the US one-year-ahead inflation expectations reached 6.0, unchanged from the previous value, indicating that concerns among groups highly sensitive to inflation have not subsided. Although the market consensus median inflation expectations remain relatively stable, expected increases in gasoline, rent, and food prices have rebounded, posing challenges to the path of cooling inflation. Meanwhile, expectations of labor market deterioration have climbed, adding to the risks of a slowdown in future consumer momentum.

AI Data Insight

In August 2026, the 75th percentile of the US one-year-ahead inflation expectations reached 6.0, unchanged from the previous value, indicating that concerns among groups highly sensitive to inflation have not subsided. Although the market consensus median inflation expectations remain relatively stable, expected increases in gasoline, rent, and food prices have rebounded, posing challenges to the path of cooling inflation. Meanwhile, expectations of labor market deterioration have climbed, adding to the risks of a slowdown in future consumer momentum.

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Published by
Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Choice)
Frequency
Monthly
Next Update