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Consumer sentiment figures, inflation expectations and bond-market reaction

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CNBC’s October 23, 2026 transcript reports a consumer sentiment reading of 46.7 versus 46.3, before an unclear late correction to “48 48.” The expectations measure is reported at 48.8, above its preliminary reading. Inflation expectations are described as unchanged, and bond markets show little immediate reaction following the previous day’s yield decline. The speaker also cites probabilities for October and December Fed hikes. Ambiguous numerical notation and a conflict between the publisher’s headline and spoken inflation figures limit interpretation. No trades are proposed or updated.

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