New York Fed: Consumer inflation expectations mixed in March
Consumer inflation expectations in March remained unchanged at the short-term horizon, grew at the medium-term horizon and decreased at the ...
Tag: Survey of Consumer Expectations
New York Fed: Consumer inflation expectations increase
Consumer inflation expectations in February remained unchanged at the short-term horizon but increased at the medium- and long-term horizons, the ...
New York Fed: Consumer inflation expectations hold steady
Consumer inflation expectations in January remained unchanged at the short- and longer-term horizons and declined slightly at the medium-term horizon, ...
New York Fed: Growth in household spending eased in December
Monthly growth in household spending continued to slow in December 2023, although overall spending growth remained well above pre-pandemic levels, ...
New York Fed: Inflation expectations mostly unchanged in November
Consumer inflation expectations in November declined at the short-term horizon but remained unchanged at the medium and longer-term horizons, according ...
New York Fed: Consumer inflation expectations held steady in October
Consumer inflation expectations declined slightly at the short- and longer-term horizons in October while remaining unchanged at the medium-term horizon, ...
New York Fed: Consumers expect short-term inflation rise, improve longer term
Employment expectations were mixed, with unemployment expectations deteriorating and perceived job-loss risk improving. Expectations for credit conditions deteriorated slightly.
Americans expect slower growth in home prices in 2023
U.S. households expect home prices to grow 2.6% over the next 12 months, down sharply from 7% a year ago, ...
New York Fed: Consumer inflation expectations mostly unchanged
Consumer inflation expectations were little changed in the short, medium and longer terms in January, according to the Federal Reserve ...
New York Fed: Household spending expectations decline
U.S. households expected to spend less in December than they did a year ago, but spending expectations were still well ...
