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What we expect inflation to be matters — here's why The Federal Reserve of New York releases data on inflation expectations Tuesday.

Inflation picked up again in May, snapping a two-month slowdown, raising fresh concerns that rising tariffs on foreign goods may start to strain U.S. consumers.

If inflation comes in higher than expected, it could heighten stagflation concerns – particularly if tariffs materialize – potentially keeping the Fed on the sidelines and preventing rate cuts.

The Israel-Iran Conflict Gives the Fed a New Reason to Keep Interest Rates Steady Surging oil prices force the Fed to re-evaluate its inflation strategy.

This back-and-forth has stirred up anxiety about the economic outlook, sending consumer sentiment plummeting and expectations about inflation higher.

The inflation rate is inching higher, with Wall Street expecting tariffs to increase prices throughout the remainder of 2025.