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That’s the six-word verdict from Apollo’s chief economist Torsten Sløk on where U.S. inflation is headed. Sløk feels the worst impacts of President Trump’s tariffs still lie ahead. Prices, he warns, ...

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The market's expectation of where inflation will be 10 to 20 years from now has slightly ticked up from levels seen at the start of the year. The breakeven inflation rate is now at 2.399% for a ...

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In today's Chart of the Day, Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Alexandra Canal examines the five-year breakeven inflation rate, which has reached its highest level in three years. Canal explains the ...

Wednesday's rise in long-dated Treasury yields is being accompanied by a jump in breakeven inflation rates, suggesting the bond-market moves are being driven at least in part by the outlook for ...

The breakeven inflation rate has a better record than the University of Michigan survey. Here's what it's saying now. Don't trust the financial headlines claiming that U.S. inflation pressures ...

Investors are a bit on edge about inflation, but it’s not a full-blown panic. Inflation is alive and kicking. It’s evident everywhere from your $10 box of blueberries at the grocery store to ...

Investors are a bit on edge about inflation, but it’s not a full-blown panic. Inflation is alive and kicking. It’s evident everywhere from your $10 box of blueberries at the grocery store to ...

In this case, you're calculating the break-even interest rate of inflation for which buying the inflation-indexed bond will provide a larger return.