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MNI: Australia MI Inflation Expectations Up Slightly In May

By Sophia Rodrigues
     SYDNEY (MNI) - Inflation expectations rose slightly in May but has remained
below 4.0% for seven months in a row. 
     Data published by the Melbourne Institute Thursday showed inflation
expectations on a trimmed mean basis rose to 3.7% in May, compared with 3.6% in
April.
     On a weighted mean basis, inflation expectations also rose slightly in May
to 2.4% from 2.3% but has remained below the mid-point of the Reserve Bank of
Australia's target band for nine months in a row. 
     From the Melbourne Institute Consumer Inflationary Expectations survey for
May published Thursday.
                                          May      April
--------------------------------------------------------
                                    %, Annual  %, Annual
Expected Inflation (trimmed mean)        +3.7       +3.6
Expected Inflation (weighted mean)       +2.4       +2.3
--MNI Sydney Bureau; tel: +61 2-9716-5467; email: sophia.rodrigues@marketnews.com
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