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11 Jun 2026, 12:10 UTC · 2h ago
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Long-run inflation expectations rose to 3.9% and year-ahead expectations to 4.8%, limiting the Federal Reserve's room to cut interest rates. — Higher inflation expectations force the Fed to maintain higher rates for longer, which increases borrowing costs and pressures equity valuations.
-0.80The University of Michigan's Index of Consumer Sentiment fell to a record-low of 44.8 in May. — Sentiment typically leads spending by 1-3 months, suggesting a looming decline in overall consumer demand.
-0.60Motor vehicle outlays decreased by $9.2 billion in April, signaling the start of a decline in discretionary spending. — Weakness in big-ticket durables is often the first concrete sign of a broader consumer pullback.
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April retail and food services sales hit a record monthly high of $757.1 billion despite falling sentiment. — Current resilience in nominal spending provides a short-term cushion for corporate earnings.
+0.30The unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3% for the third consecutive month. — A stable labor market supports continued spending and prevents an immediate hard landing.
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