Breakeven inflation
Breakeven inflation is the gap between an ordinary Treasury yield and its inflation-protected twin of the same maturity, the inflation rate the bond market is pricing. It is the market expectation an inflation print is judged against, and you can subtract the two Treasury curves yourself in a minute. The inflation lecture uses it as the bar.
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