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US consumers expect slightly higher inflation over the next few years, according to a New York Fed survey. The survey shows that one-year inflation expectations rose to 3.7% in September, compared to 3.6% previously. Additionally, three-year inflation expectations rose to 3% from 2.8%, while five-year inflation expectations dropped to 2.8% from 3%. The survey also revealed that US consumers' views on current and future credit conditions deteriorated in September. In related news, US producer prices increased by more than expected in September, driven by higher energy costs. The Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 0.5% from the previous month, exceeding expectations of a 0.3% rise. Core PPI, which excludes food and energy, increased by 0.3%. This comes after the PPI for August was revised higher, indicating a jump in core PPI for the first time since April 2022. The rise in producer prices adds to concerns about sustained higher inflation.
US inflation expected to have cooled slightly in September https://t.co/HqpUQA1Hd5
U.S. wholesale prices rose last month at the fastest pace since April, suggesting that inflationary pressures remain despite a year and a half of higher interest rates. https://t.co/aXTGBuutdz
Wholesale inflation in US rises 2.2% in Sept, biggest year-over-year gain since April https://t.co/ZzzqJ1T432 https://t.co/amvaraY9l1
Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September, bolstered by higher energy costs that continue to wrinkle the path toward sustainably lower inflation https://t.co/E0bRe72DBY
Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September, bolstered by higher energy costs that continue to wrinkle the path toward sustainably lower inflation https://t.co/480d9qF0qD
Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September, bolstered by higher energy costs that continue to wrinkle the path toward sustainably lower inflation https://t.co/EIVCMroCxv
US producer prices increase in September on higher energy costs https://t.co/fKjWDgJ0Jf https://t.co/IqpwAgtpiL
BREAKING: Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September. - The PPI for final demand advanced 0.5% from a month earlier, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics - The cost of gasoline increased 5.4% https://t.co/NIqRY55ZDf https://t.co/b4C1PSiI0w
BREAKING: Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September. - The PPI for final demand advanced 0.5% from a month earlier, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics - The cost of gasoline increased 5.4% https://t.co/jdwjMe5oEJ https://t.co/XoqtupUzu6
BREAKING: Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September. - The PPI for final demand advanced 0.5% from a month earlier, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics - The cost of gasoline increased 5.4% https://t.co/wMRjfGs51E https://t.co/sY6tP9XbIJ
NEW: Prices paid to US producers rose by more than forecast in September, bolstered by higher energy costs that continue to wrinkle the path toward sustainably lower inflation https://t.co/nTb5aMLNfG
🇺🇸 US PRODUCER PRICES INCREASE IN SEPTEMBER ON HIGHER ENERGY COSTS Full Story → https://t.co/OCtQpf0HWn https://t.co/vCbmvVUnbh
💥BREAKING💥 Producer Price Index The producer price index, which measures costs for finished goods that producers pay, increased 0.5% for the month, against the estimate for a 0.3% rise. That was less than the 0.7% increase in August. Excluding food and energy, core PPI was… https://t.co/sDsJmKaDEp
Ahead of tomorrow's US CPI data release, PPI #inflation came in higher than market expectations: 0.5% month-on-month relative to the consensus forecast of 0.3%; and 2.2% versus 1.6% for the annual measure. The energy component will add to worries about spillovers to broader… https://t.co/VDRcxf4OjZ
⚠️BREAKING: *U.S PPI 0.5% M/M, EXP. 0.3% *U.S. PPI CORE 0.3% M/M, EXP. 0.2% *U.S PPI 2.2% Y/Y, EXP. 1.6% *U.S. PPI CORE 2.7% Y/Y, EXP. 2.3% 🇺🇸🇺🇸 https://t.co/mjCsH7sKXJ
The United States announced that the PPI annual rate in September was 2.2%, which was expected to be 1.60%. The PPI monthly rate was 0.5%, expected to be 0.30%, and the previous value was 0.70%. U.S. PPI rose more than expected in September, driven by rising energy prices. PPI… https://t.co/r8mcecvbZ2
🇺🇸Inflation illusion from energy but core disinflation 📉Headline #PPI +0.5% m/m ✅Core +0.2% m/m ⛔️Goods 0.9% 🍲Food 0.9% 🔥Energy 3.3%⛽️ ✅Core 0.1% ✅Services 0.3% 🟡Transport 0.5% ✅Trade (margins) -0.4% 📊Inflation ⬆️PPI 2.2% y/y (+0.2pt) ⤵️Core 2.8% y/y (-0.1pt) https://t.co/Y9SUor2gMr
US Producer Prices Continue Resurgence In September As Gas Prices Soar https://t.co/yk33p3cTtw
Wholesale inflation rose 0.5% in September, more than expected https://t.co/USMCdlMQq2
BREAKING: August PPI inflation data was just revised significantly higher. 1. August PPI inflation was revised up from 1.6% to 2.0% 2. August Core PPI inflation was revised up from 2.2% to 2.5% This comes just days after the jobs report nearly doubled expectations. The August… https://t.co/1P5mqeaxXz
🇺🇸 U.S. Producer Price Index Data Recap: 🔹 Core PPI (MoM) Actual: 0.3% 🟢 Expected: 0.2% Previous: 0.2% (YoY) Actual: 2.7% 🟢 Expected: 2.3% Previous: 2.2% 🔹 Headline PPI (MoM) Actual: 0.5% 🟢 Expected: 0.3% Previous: 0.7% (YoY) Actual: 2.2% 🟢 Expected: 1.6% Previous:… https://t.co/BwBp5CllhI https://t.co/i3u4pOQTOs
⚠️BREAKING: *U.S. SEPTEMBER CORE PPI INFLATION RISES 2.7% Y/Y; EST. 2.3%; PREV. 2.2% *HIGHEST SINCE MAY 2023 https://t.co/avuvWY0xsA 🇺🇲🇺🇲 https://t.co/p4o5TkxpqD
⚠️BREAKING: *U.S. SEPTEMBER PPI INFLATION RISES 2.2% Y/Y; EST. 1.6%; PREV. 2.0% *HIGHEST SINCE APRIL 2023 https://t.co/cK0cWVQEOZ 🇺🇲🇺🇲 https://t.co/gSdCvQgsnh
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 PPI for September came in at +2.2% YoY above expectations of +1.6% YoY 🇺🇸 PPI for September came in at +0.5% MoM above expectations of +0.3% MoM
🇺🇸 United States PPI ex. Food/Energy/Transport (YoY) (Sep) $USD Actual: 2.8% Previous: 2.9% - https://t.co/orvmA6Wqwk
BREAKING: September PPI inflation unexpectedly rises to 2.2%, above expectations of 1.6%. Core PPI inflation rose to 2.7%, above expectations of 2.3%. This is the first jump in Core PPI since April 2022. PPI inflation is now up 3 consecutive months. What does the Fed do now?
ECB Says Consumer Inflation Expectations Rose Slightly https://t.co/QRvUVV4DNC
ECB Says Consumer Inflation Expectations Rose Slightly https://t.co/amUOWQ6CEG
Consumer inflation expectations (Sept): 1-year: 3.7% (from 3.6%) 3-year: 3% (from 2.8%) 5-year: 2.8% (from 3.0%) https://t.co/0d61MYH3BB
US consumers expect slightly higher inflation over the next few years and their views on current and future credit conditions deteriorated in September, according to a New York Fed survey https://t.co/FS5Z8gWYk0
US consumers expect slightly higher inflation over the next few years and their views on current and future credit conditions deteriorated in September, according to a New York Fed survey https://t.co/ImKdwOZrGT
US consumers expect slightly higher inflation over the next few years and their views on current and future credit conditions deteriorated in September, according to a New York Fed survey https://t.co/nSkzdfnDSh
🇺🇸 United States 1-Year Consumer Inflation Expectations $USD Actual: 3.70% Previous: 3.63% - https://t.co/orvmA6Wqwk
🇺🇸 NY FED FINDS MIXED BAG FOR CONSUMER'S EXPECTED INFLATION PATH IN SEPTEMBER Full Story → https://t.co/ZAGdsVsieA https://t.co/Z0NvXBMGLB
NY FED: ONE-YEAR INFLATION EXPECTATIONS RISE TO 3.7% VS 3.6% NY FED: 3-YR INFLATION EXPECTATIONS RISE TO 3% FROM 2.8% NY FED: 5-YR INFLATION EXPECTATIONS DROP TO 2.8% FROM 3%
🇺🇸 3-YR INFLATION EXPECTATIONS RISE TO 3% FROM 2.8%: NY FED SURVEY
🔴 NY FED SURVEY: 1-YR INFLATION VIEWS RISE TO 3.7% IN SEPTEMBER.
🔴 NY FED SURVEY: 3-YEAR INFLATION EXPECTATIONS RISE TO 3% FROM 2.8%
🇺🇸 U.S CONSUMER INFLATION EXPECTATIONS ACTUAL: 3.67% VS 3.63% PREVIOUS