Assessing the market implications of the outlook for US inflation

Although US consumer price inflation remained low at the end of last year, we expect it to rebound before long. (See US Key Data & Events.) As a result, we suspect that inflation compensation will continue to rise, pushing real yields and the dollar lower and supporting the rally in risky assets.

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