Inflation expectations surge: A wake-up call for the Fed

U.S. consumers now anticipate 7.3% inflation over the next year — the highest since 1981 — driven by escalating tariffs and rising import costs. This shift signals that the Fed may be losing its grip on inflation expectations, potentially delaying rate cuts and increasing the risk of prolonged inflation. As households brace for higher prices, the economy faces mounting pressure.

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