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14/07/2026
According to the results of the Ninamedia survey, short-term inflation expectations of the financial sector decreased from 4.0% in May to 3.6% in June, and continued to move within the NBS target band. The sector’s medium-term expectations stayed almost unchanged from May, measuring 3.5% for two years ahead and 3.0% for three years ahead in the June survey.
The results of the July Bloomberg survey indicate that one-year ahead inflation expectations of the financial sector stayed unchanged from June, at 4.0%.
According to the Ninamedia survey, short- and medium-term inflation expectations of the corporate sector remained unchanged for the third month in a row and stood at 5.0% in the June survey, staying within the 4.0–5.0% range recorded over the past year.
One-year ahead inflation expectations of the household sector declined from 15% in May to 10% in June, which is their lowest level since June 2024. Households’ medium-term expectations (for two and three years ahead) measured 10% in the June survey, unchanged from the month before.
For the purpose of transparent communication with the public, since May 2015 the NBS has been publishing regular monthly reports on inflation expectations of the financial sector, corporate sector, trade unions and households. The Report on the Results of the Inflation Expectations Survey and the accompanying materials (time series, methodology and the survey questionnaire) can be accessed on the NBS website, section Publications.
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