NY Fed survey finds Americans more worried over future jobless levels
Americans’ one-year unemployment outlook rose to its highest since April 2020, while inflation expectations held steady above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target.
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Steady Inflation Outlook, Mixed Views for Jobs in NY Fed Survey
NY Fed survey finds Americans more worried over future jobless levels
By Michael S. Derby Nov 9 (Reuters) - Americans last month grew more worried about the labor market outlook, according to a survey released on Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The bank’s October Survey of Consumer Expectations found tha...
The October Consumer Expectations Survey of the Bank of the US Federal Reserve in New York was released. According to the survey, expectations for short-, medium- and long-term inflation remain unchanged, the expectation that the unemployment rate will rise has risen to the highest level since April 2020. Consumers' estimates of income and spending showed a limited decline.
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Rising layoff fears and persistent inflation may signal cooling economic activity, potentially influencing future Federal Reserve policy decisions.
In the U.S., consumer expectations for short, medium, and long-term inflation remained unchanged in October, while expectations for an increase in the unemployment rate reached 45.3 percent, the highest level since April 2020.
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