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Updated Inflation Forecast Signals Rate Hikes for Retirees and Civil Servants

May 1511:08 AMby Vadim Skritskii
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Tier 1+40%Quiet · Long tail

The latest inflation forecast, revised following updated calculations, indicates that retirees and civil servants will see a raise in their benefits starting July. This adjustment comes amid a backdrop of heightened concern regarding inflationary pressures, as reflected in the sentiment score of 18, which suggests a prevailing atmosphere of fear among investors. The Central Bank's recent Inflation Report has prompted a notable response from banks, signaling a potential cessation of interest rate cuts, a move that aligns with the observed trend in market coverage, which stands at 79. This shift in sentiment is underscored by a three-month rate of change (roc_n3) of 0.398, indicating a moderate yet discernible momentum in market expectations. As financial institutions recalibrate their strategies in light of these developments, the implications for borrowing costs and investment strategies will be closely monitored by market participants.

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