What are inflation expectations telling us?

Measures of inflation expectations are unanimous in pointing to a growing risk of deflation in the eurozone.Meanwhile, the rise in inflation expectations in Japan suggests that the BoJ’s actions have hadsome success, but also that policymakers there will need to do more to reach their 2% inflation target.

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