Morgan Stanley: American inflation fears the lowest since the beginning of 2022, but watch the price pressure

Morgan Stanley says that American consumers feel less worried about inflation than in any time since the beginning of 2022, according to his latest survey. The bank noted that 56% of respondents now cite inflation as their higher concern – compared to 60% in August and 63% a year earlier.

• The feeling towards the economy and household finances improved in September, 36% of those questioned expecting the economy to strengthen, against 33% the previous month.
• However, Morgan Stanley warned that prices for prices related to prices could reappear while businesses regain pricing power, which could relaunch the concerns of inflation later this year.

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The survey results highlight a more confident consumer backdrop of consumer in the United States, in accordance with recent mild landing stories.

A drop in inflation anxiety could support expenses and risks of risks, although Morgan Stanley’s alert rate of potential risks rising risks for future IPC readings.