ECB Reports Sharp Fall in Short-Term Consumer Price Expectations

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Eurozone consumers' inflation expectations decreased to 3.5% for the next year.
Median perceived inflation rate over the past year remains at 4.0%.
Income growth expectations rose slightly, while spending growth expectations fell.
Economic sentiment improved slightly, but unemployment rate expectations increased.
Demographic disparities in inflation perceptions are evident by income levels.

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Eurozone consumers see inflation dip over next 12 monthsCyprus Mail · 25 days ago
ECB Says Consumers’ Short-Term Price Expectations Fall SharplyBloomberg · 26 days ago

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Eurozone consumers' inflation expectations decreased to 3.5% for the next year.
Median perceived inflation rate over the past year remains at 4.0%.
Income growth expectations rose slightly, while spending growth expectations fell.
Economic sentiment improved slightly, but unemployment rate expectations increased.
Demographic disparities in inflation perceptions are evident by income levels.

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