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Long-term expected inflation (5y5y) today: value, history and context

Data as of Oct 27, 2026

+2.21 Informative

Higher than on 56% of the days of the last 10 years.

Change over 1 week: −0.11. Over 1 month: −0.13.

Last month

DateValue
Oct 27, 2026+2.21
Oct 26, 2026+2.20
Oct 23, 2026+2.19
Oct 22, 2026+2.34
Oct 21, 2026+2.31
Oct 20, 2026+2.32
Oct 19, 2026+2.33
Oct 16, 2026+2.31
Oct 15, 2026+2.34
Oct 14, 2026+2.33
Oct 13, 2026+2.32
Oct 12, 2026+2.33
Oct 9, 2026+2.33
Oct 8, 2026+2.35
Oct 7, 2026+2.35
Oct 6, 2026+2.36
Oct 5, 2026+2.35
Oct 2, 2026+2.36
Oct 1, 2026+2.36
Sep 30, 2026+2.36
Sep 29, 2026+2.35
Sep 28, 2026+2.34

Over the last 10 years

What it is

The inflation investors expect five to ten years from now. The Fed watches it to see whether expectations stay anchored. Context only. 5-year, 5-year forward inflation expectation, derived from nominal and inflation-protected yields, in %. Part of the theme "US inflation": How fast prices and wages rise: what decides whether the Fed raises or cuts rates.

How to read it

It is context: its position against its history is shown, but it carries no colour and does not count in the traffic light.

Frequently asked questions

What is Long-term expected inflation (5y5y)?

The inflation investors expect five to ten years from now. The Fed watches it to see whether expectations stay anchored. Context only. 5-year, 5-year forward inflation expectation, derived from nominal and inflation-protected yields, in %.

Does it predict the stock market?

No. It describes where things stand today against their history, with no forecasts or recommendations.

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