Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.
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@Jolly said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
The pandemic is over. Ain't you paying attention?
Even if it were, which obviously it isn't, the inflation is the result of stuff that started happening in 2020. Some of Biden's policies clearly haven't helped, but this is a global phenomenon.
wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 13:48 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Even if it were, which obviously it isn't, the inflation is the result of stuff that started happening in 2020.
Yes, that's what @jon-nyc has pointed out. So, what's the current administration done since they took control to stop it?
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Even if it were, which obviously it isn't, the inflation is the result of stuff that started happening in 2020.
Yes, that's what @jon-nyc has pointed out. So, what's the current administration done since they took control to stop it?
wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 13:56 last edited by@George-K said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Even if it were, which obviously it isn't, the inflation is the result of stuff that started happening in 2020.
Yes, that's what @jon-nyc has pointed out. So, what's the current administration done since they took control to stop it?
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
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wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 14:11 last edited by
Interestingly, inflation is WAY lower in Japan.
I shifted a few investments there.
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@George-K said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Even if it were, which obviously it isn't, the inflation is the result of stuff that started happening in 2020.
Yes, that's what @jon-nyc has pointed out. So, what's the current administration done since they took control to stop it?
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 14:15 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
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wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 14:35 last edited by
@Klaus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Interestingly, inflation is WAY lower in Japan.
I shifted a few investments there.
I would do the opposite.
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wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 15:07 last edited by
@Klaus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Interestingly, inflation is WAY lower in Japan.
I shifted a few investments there.
Isn't that the place where the stock market hasn't gone up in a couple generations?
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@Klaus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Interestingly, inflation is WAY lower in Japan.
I shifted a few investments there.
Isn't that the place where the stock market hasn't gone up in a couple generations?
wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 15:12 last edited by@Horace said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Klaus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Interestingly, inflation is WAY lower in Japan.
I shifted a few investments there.
Isn't that the place where the stock market hasn't gone up in a couple generations?
Which is exactly why it will now!
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wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 15:17 last edited by
Just local observations … yeah, March’s inflation numbers will look bad when reported in April, but just by looking at grocery and gasoline prices, it looks like they are coming down lately. Deals and discounts are back in groceriy stores, and most gas stations have dialed gasoline prices back down. :man-shrugging:
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
wrote on 12 Apr 2022, 23:37 last edited by@George-K said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
Yes inflation is 2020/pandemic driven, mostly. Also, global. The only way to stop it now in the US now is to hike rates and kill the economy. While this ties in this @xenon ’s recent thread, Biden knows it’ll also kill the Democratic Party for a good 4-10 years. I call that a win win btw, @Larry and @Jolly despite what you think of me lol
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@George-K said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
Yes inflation is 2020/pandemic driven, mostly. Also, global. The only way to stop it now in the US now is to hike rates and kill the economy. While this ties in this @xenon ’s recent thread, Biden knows it’ll also kill the Democratic Party for a good 4-10 years. I call that a win win btw, @Larry and @Jolly despite what you think of me lol
wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 12:56 last edited by@89th said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@George-K said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
Yes inflation is 2020/pandemic driven, mostly. Also, global. The only way to stop it now in the US now is to hike rates and kill the economy. While this ties in this @xenon ’s recent thread, Biden knows it’ll also kill the Democratic Party for a good 4-10 years. I call that a win win btw, @Larry and @Jolly despite what you think of me lol
BS, @89th Yes, there is inflation everywhere, but the EU’s rate is almost half of the US. If the Pandemic was the only driver, then inflation would be more similar instead of the US rate being twice the rest of the world. In addition, part of the cause of the EU inflation IS US inflation. Sorry for the US Centric view, but in a global economy when the largest economy in the world has a problem, the rest of the world feels it, too.
Also, some of the causes do go back to the Trump Administration and I do firmly put some of the blame on them (more on Congress, though), but the last thing we needed at this point was an administration that has tried to keep the pedal down on the spending while 1) laughing and dismissing inflation then 2) blaming the private sector for “profiteering” then 3) saying it’s an opportunity and finally 4) blame Putin. If this was a Putin issue, the inflation would be higher in the EU than the US.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 12:58 last edited by@George-K said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Doctor-Phibes said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Anything they do that actually slows inflation is likely to be very unpopular with pretty much everybody. Much easier to blame Putin.
To paraphrase a saying. "It's gonna hurt. The only question is whether it's gonna hurt a lot now, or hurt a lot MORE later."
Why slow it? Our National Debt just went down effectively 5%!
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wrote on 13 Apr 2022, 14:07 last edited by
BTW, by 1980's standards, our inflation for The Resident's time in office exceeds 14%.
You know you're in trouble when Al Sharpton starts complaining about "limousine liberals" in Washington not having any sympathy for what inflation is doing to the average guy on the street. ..
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wrote on 10 May 2022, 21:01 last edited by
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wrote on 10 May 2022, 22:23 last edited by
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Just local observations … yeah, March’s inflation numbers will look bad when reported in April, but just by looking at grocery and gasoline prices, it looks like they are coming down lately. Deals and discounts are back in groceriy stores, and most gas stations have dialed gasoline prices back down. :man-shrugging:
wrote on 11 May 2022, 02:14 last edited by@Axtremus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Just local observations … yeah, March’s inflation numbers will look bad when reported in April, but just by looking at grocery and gasoline prices, it looks like they are coming down lately. Deals and discounts are back in groceriy stores, and most gas stations have dialed gasoline prices back down. :man-shrugging:
That post didn't age well, did it.......
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wrote on 11 May 2022, 02:25 last edited by
Not too well, no.
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@Axtremus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Just local observations … yeah, March’s inflation numbers will look bad when reported in April, but just by looking at grocery and gasoline prices, it looks like they are coming down lately. Deals and discounts are back in groceriy stores, and most gas stations have dialed gasoline prices back down. :man-shrugging:
That post didn't age well, did it.......
wrote on 11 May 2022, 03:05 last edited by@Larry said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
@Axtremus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
Just local observations … yeah, March’s inflation numbers will look bad when reported in April, but just by looking at grocery and gasoline prices, it looks like they are coming down lately. Deals and discounts are back in groceriy stores, and most gas stations have dialed gasoline prices back down. :man-shrugging:
That post didn't age well, did it.......
C'mon, you know what he's going to say.
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wrote on 11 May 2022, 12:43 last edited by
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wrote on 11 May 2022, 13:38 last edited by
See, April's inflation numbers are slightly better than March's.
Will May's numbers be worse or better? Too soon to tell right now. Energy / gas prices are up, supply chain issues from China getting worse and cascading closer to consumers, so May does not look optimistic.
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See, April's inflation numbers are slightly better than March's.
Will May's numbers be worse or better? Too soon to tell right now. Energy / gas prices are up, supply chain issues from China getting worse and cascading closer to consumers, so May does not look optimistic.
wrote on 11 May 2022, 14:09 last edited by@Axtremus said in Inflation to be "Extraordinarily Elevated" due to Putin's price hike.:
See, April's inflation numbers are slightly better than March's.
Will May's numbers be worse or better? Too soon to tell right now. Energy / gas prices are up, supply chain issues from China getting worse and cascading closer to consumers, so May does not look optimistic.
How the everloving hell do you see that as an improvement? The rate of increase was slightly less, but it still increased…
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