April 01, 2022 14:44 GMT
Short-Term Inflation Expectations Fall, Long-Term Steady
US
- The 5Y inflation breakeven has been trimmed to 3.41%, from a combination of a sizeable increase in real yields after the solid payrolls report and with oil lower over the past two days.
- 5Y5Y inflation swaps meanwhile show relatively little impact, hovering at 2.65% as they remain elevated but without signs of de-anchoring.
- The latest manufacturing surveys for March have been mixed. The S&P Global PMI showed the incidence of supply chain bottleneck delays as the lowest since Jan’21 and with moderating price pressures, yet the ISM saw hampered output and new orders, a sharp increase in prices and electrical components facing the eighteenth consecutive month of short supply.
5Y breakeven (white), 5Y5Y inflation swap (yellow) and WTI 1st contract (green)Source: Bloomberg
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