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- Traders expect the US inflation rate to hover above 2% for years, according to one bond-market gauge.
- That means the Federal Reserve's war on soaring prices isn't over just yet.
- Rising crude oil and wheat costs have given Wall Street cause for concern over the past month.
The Federal Reserve's war on soaring prices might not be over just yet, a key bond-market gauge is showing ahead of Thursday's July inflation report.
While the Consumer Price Index has cooled away from four-decade highs over the past 12 months, the 5-year breakeven inflation rate is holding steady at over 2.3%, according to data from Refinitiv.