Expected inflation refers to the rate at which prices are anticipated to rise in the future, based on economic indicators like bond yields or surveys. Central banks use it to set monetary policy, while businesses and investors adjust pricing, wages, and portfolios accordingly. Savers and borrowers benefit by planning for real returns and debt costs.
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