Financial variables impact inflation dynamics

Financial variables can explain the long-term dynamics of inflation expectations, finds a new paper from the European Central Bank.

This paper investigates macroeconomic and financial variables which explain the yield spread between nominal and inflation-linked bonds - a key indicator of inflation expectations. The research suggests that at short horizons, actual inflation dynamics are the main determinant of the spread, but at long horizons, variables such as the yield-curve spread and bond

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