US Michigan October Inflation Expectations Final Prints at 4.7% Alongside Key Market Updates

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The final reading of the US Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for October came in at 48.0, beating the anticipated 46.3. Concurrently, the final October 1-year inflation expectations printed at 4.7%, matching forecasts while ticking up from the previous month's 4.6%. The 5-year long-term inflation expectations final reading was confirmed at 3.5%, aligning with market expectations. In corporate updates, Oracle announced plans to commit USD 1 billion to its partner ecosystem over a four-year period. Additionally, American Express reported a strong third-quarter performance with an earnings per share of USD 5.42, surpassing the consensus projection of USD 4.50 on revenues of USD 20.1 billion.

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The final University of Michigan October inflation expectations met expectations at 4.7%, a slight increase from the previous month (4.6%). During the same period, the 5-year inflation expectations were recorded at 3.5%, and the manufacturing PMI exceeded expectations at 56.0. These indicators are expected to directly impact the Fed's monetary policy path and concerns over persistent inflation.

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As inflation expectations rose compared to the previous month, the possibility of a prolonged Fed tightening stance increased, which acts as downward pressure on bonds and growth stocks. We should closely monitor the response of the interest rate futures market while paying attention to the release of additional price indicators and remarks from Fed officials.

If inflation growth slows down, relief in the asset market is expected, but if deviations in expectations persist, rising bond yields and expanded volatility across the stock market will be inevitable.

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