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30Y Expected Inflation (Cleveland)

Cleveland Fed 30-year expected inflation rate; very long-horizon anchor for insurance and pension liability modeling.

ByConvex Research Desk·Edited byBen Bleier·

The 30Y Expected Inflation (Cleveland) is currently 2.51%, last updated .

2.51%
1W +1.18%1M +1.18%3M +6.07%
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Inflation erodes purchasing power and forces central banks to tighten, squeezing equity multiples and increasing credit stress. Breakeven rates reveal what the bond market expects for future inflation, while CPI and PCE measure what consumers actually experience. Divergences between market expectations and realized prints create some of the highest-impact trading events of the year.

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DateValueChange
May 1, 20262.51%+1.18%
Apr 1, 20262.48%+4.83%
Mar 1, 20262.37%-4.43%
Feb 1, 20262.48%+1.05%
Jan 1, 20262.45%+0.48%
Dec 1, 20252.44%+0.43%
Nov 1, 20252.43%+0.30%
Oct 1, 20252.42%+0.10%
Sep 1, 20252.42%+0.41%
Aug 1, 20252.41%-1.51%
Jul 1, 20252.45%-0.77%
Jun 1, 20252.47%+1.49%
May 1, 20252.43%-0.87%
Apr 1, 20252.45%+0.53%
Mar 1, 20252.44%-3.78%
Feb 1, 20252.54%+0.50%
Jan 1, 20252.52%+3.32%
Dec 1, 20242.44%-0.52%
Nov 1, 20242.46%+5.92%
Oct 1, 20242.32%-0.16%
Sep 1, 20242.32%-0.90%
Aug 1, 20242.34%-5.15%
Jul 1, 20242.47%+0.29%
Jun 1, 20242.46%

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What is 30Y Expected Inflation (Cleveland)?
Cleveland Fed 30-year expected inflation rate; very long-horizon anchor for insurance and pension liability modeling.
How does 30Y Expected Inflation (Cleveland) relate to inflation?
30Y Expected Inflation (Cleveland) is part of the Inflation category. Inflation erodes purchasing power and forces central banks to tighten, squeezing equity multiples and increasing credit stress. Breakeven rates reveal what the bond market expects for future inflation, while CPI and PCE measure what consumers actually experience. Divergences between market expectations and realized prints create some of the highest-impact trading events of the year.
How often is 30Y Expected Inflation (Cleveland) updated?
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