New York Fed Says November 5-Year Ahead Expected Inflation Unchanged At 2.7%; Survey Respondents' Views On Labor Market Were Mixed In November; Survey Respondents See Moderating Earnings Growth
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The New York Fed's survey for November indicates that the 5-year ahead expected inflation rate remains unchanged at 2.7%. Respondents have mixed views on the labor market and anticipate moderating earnings growth.
December 11, 2023 | 4:02 pm
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The unchanged inflation expectations and mixed labor market views may lead to cautious investor sentiment, potentially affecting SPY as it reflects the broader market.
The survey results from the New York Fed do not indicate a significant shift in economic expectations, which is likely to have a neutral impact on SPY in the short term. However, the anticipation of moderating earnings growth could create some caution among investors, which is reflected in the relevance and importance scores. The confidence level is high due to the direct correlation between economic indicators and market performance.
CONFIDENCE 80
IMPORTANCE 60
RELEVANCE 70