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Longer-Term Inflation Expectations Trend Lower

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  • Today's growing rally in Tsys is driven entirely by lower breakevens, with real yields flat to slightly tighter and not offering any offset to souring risk sentiment.
  • It helps see a further unwind of the recent rise in 5Y breakeven (currently 2.94%), contrary to recent partial correlation with oil prices as they edge higher.
  • More interestingly, the 5Y5Y forward of 2.25% is down from 2.33% yesterday and now the lowest since early March as longer-term inflation expectations continue to trend lower.

5Y breakeven (white), 5Y5Y breakeven (yellow) and WTI 1st fut (yellow)Source: Bloomberg



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  • Today's growing rally in Tsys is driven entirely by lower breakevens, with real yields flat to slightly tighter and not offering any offset to souring risk sentiment.
  • It helps see a further unwind of the recent rise in 5Y breakeven (currently 2.94%), contrary to recent partial correlation with oil prices as they edge higher.
  • More interestingly, the 5Y5Y forward of 2.25% is down from 2.33% yesterday and now the lowest since early March as longer-term inflation expectations continue to trend lower.

5Y breakeven (white), 5Y5Y breakeven (yellow) and WTI 1st fut (yellow)Source: Bloomberg