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U.S. inflation hit a 39-year high of 6.8%

U.S. inflation reached a nearly four-decade high in November, as strong consumer demand collided with pandemic-related supply constraints.
The Labor Department said the consumer-price index—which measures what consumers pay for goods and services—rose 6.8% in November from the same month a year ago. That was the fastest pace since 1982 and the sixth straight month in which inflation topped 5%.
The so-called core price index, which excludes the often-volatile categories of food and energy, climbed 4.9% in November from a year earlier. That was a sharper increase than October’s 4.6% rise, and the highest rate since 1991.
The November prices trend came before the emergence of the Omicron variant of Covid-19, which poses a new threat from a pandemic that is well into its second year.
On a monthly basis, the CPI increased a seasonally adjusted 0.8% in November from the prior month, about the same as October’s 0.9% increase.
Prices for vehicles, rent, furniture and airline fares rose last month. Some energy prices showed signs of easing, but gasoline rose by 6.1% for the second straight month. Prices for recreation and communication declined in November.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/us-infl...d=hp_lead_pos1The Labor Department said the consumer-price index—which measures what consumers pay for goods and services—rose 6.8% in November from the same month a year ago. That was the fastest pace since 1982 and the sixth straight month in which inflation topped 5%.
The so-called core price index, which excludes the often-volatile categories of food and energy, climbed 4.9% in November from a year earlier. That was a sharper increase than October’s 4.6% rise, and the highest rate since 1991.
The November prices trend came before the emergence of the Omicron variant of Covid-19, which poses a new threat from a pandemic that is well into its second year.
On a monthly basis, the CPI increased a seasonally adjusted 0.8% in November from the prior month, about the same as October’s 0.9% increase.
Prices for vehicles, rent, furniture and airline fares rose last month. Some energy prices showed signs of easing, but gasoline rose by 6.1% for the second straight month. Prices for recreation and communication declined in November.
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Definitely higher than 6.8
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Excellent. The markets are up.
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Stop complaining. You are going to get a 3% raise.
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Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote. -Benjamin Franklin
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Originally Posted By Iczer⏩
I couldn't even buy the recliner I wanted because of the fuking chip shortage unless I wanted to wait until June or July to get it...Gas was down 5 cents, what more could you want for the holidays?
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Welp boyos we get to witness the great collapse. What a time to be alive (for now)
See you tomorrow
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Originally Posted By kcadrenalin⏩
They called it a cost of living increase. They should change it to a cost of living decrease.Stop complaining. You are going to get a 3% raise.
Let's go Brandon!
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Originally Posted By greenleaf⏩
They caim close to this - they said inflation is good for the average person and bad for the richCNN: Why high inflation is good for the economy.
Imagine knowing your readers are stupid enough to believe something like that
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Does this mean the case price for woke masks are going up? I was planning on getting them for everyone I know as winter solstice gifts since I dont celebrate any traditional holidays...
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Could sure go for some mean tweets right about now
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Remember when libtards were saying “muh transitory inflation”
12-10-2021, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted By NKWulf⏩
Hino more mean tweets. make more money. get a better job. etc etc...

I think there needs to be some clarification, in regards to these comments.
Inflation is an event that lags.
When trillions of dollars are printed out of nowhere, and there are not an equal amount of goods and services added to the economy, that inflation just doesn't magically reveal itself that day.
It takes months.
The inflation really started when the Trump admin shut the economy down, on Dr. Fauci's behalf, and started to run the printing presses, so the economy wouldn't completely collapse after putting it on a literal pause.
Unfortunately, the sum of money that was printed was much, much more than what people would have ended up netting from their incomes and revenues.
So, in conclusion, there is a link between these high rates of inflation and mean tweets

Cheers

Originally Posted By MuscleXtreme⏩
This was actually the elites that were promoting this myth, to ensure the stock market keeps rising, so the rich keep getting rich.Remember when libtards were saying “muh transitory inflation”
When I say the elites, it was mostly the treasury and the Federal Reserve

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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
All because you're afraid of a cold.Companies are price gouging under the excuse of "inflation". They are making record profits as a result.
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Just means we need to increase the minimum wage to $50/hr! #FightForFifty
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
This comment is pure ignorance.Companies are price gouging under the excuse of "inflation". They are making record profits as a result.
You actually look really dumb right now.
Please resort to keeping all of your political commentary on Trump, because that is all you're qualified to speak on

Cheers

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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
I think we just found the soulless ginger's misc account.Companies are price gouging under the excuse of "inflation". They are making record profits as a result.
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
For my company raw materials has skyrocketed in price. Steel, wood, laminate, adhesives... you name it. Freight has almost doubled in price.Companies are price gouging under the excuse of "inflation". They are making record profits as a result.
We have to make up the difference with price increases.
LOL @ saying companies are price gouging. Typical ignorant liberal who doesn't work or at best has a government job.
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
So it's one big coordinated effort developed by literally every single corporate entity on the planet? Not one, not a single one, is like, hmmmm... since everyone else's prices have skyrocketed, if I slash my prices while still remaining above cost I can make a killing in sheer numbers alone. Interesting Pat.Companies are price gouging under the excuse of "inflation". They are making record profits as a result.
Tell me you don't know how macroeconomics work, without saying you don't know how macroeconomics work.
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Originally Posted By Ephedra⏩
If you can get it at all. We've got some big orders that are going to be in jeopardy because lead times for parts that are normally a few days are now 6 months.For my company raw materials has skyrocketed in price. Steel, wood, laminate, adhesives... you name it. Freight has almost doubled in price.
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Originally Posted By OPGenesis⏩
This comment is pure ignorance.
You actually look really dumb right now.
Please resort to keeping all of your political commentary on Trump, because that is all you're qualified to speak on
Cheers
You actually look really dumb right now.
Please resort to keeping all of your political commentary on Trump, because that is all you're qualified to speak on

Cheers

Originally Posted By fitnessislife⏩
I think we just found the soulless ginger's misc account.
Originally Posted By Ephedra⏩
For my company raw materials has skyrocketed in price. Steel, wood, laminate, adhesives... you name it. Freight has almost doubled in price.
We have to make up the difference with price increases.
LOL @ saying companies are price gouging. Typical ignorant liberal who doesn't work or at best has a government job.
We have to make up the difference with price increases.
LOL @ saying companies are price gouging. Typical ignorant liberal who doesn't work or at best has a government job.
Originally Posted By xxAchillesxx⏩
https://www.businessinsider.com/corp...-reich-2021-11So it's one big coordinated effort developed by literally every single corporate entity on the planet? Not one, not a single one, is like, hmmmm... since everyone else's prices have skyrocketed, if I slash my prices while still remaining above cost I can make a killing in sheer numbers alone. Interesting Pat.
Tell me you don't know how macroeconomics work, without saying you don't know how macroeconomics work.
Tell me you don't know how macroeconomics work, without saying you don't know how macroeconomics work.
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Originally Posted By stevebec⏩
Yea if you're shipping anything from overseas lead times are insane. And once it gets on the dock it can sit there for 2-4 weeks because of failed liberal policies.If you can get it at all. We've got some big orders that are going to be in jeopardy because lead times for parts that are normally a few days are now 6 months.
Luckily we order all our supplies domestically but lead times and prices have gone up here as well.
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Just a reminder, too. The longer the Fed suppresses rates at 0% the worse this is going to get.
Even when the Fed begins to hike rates, it will take years to slow this down. We could see inflation easily go past 10%.
Central Banks in Latin America’s Largest Economies Grapple with Raging Inflation: Brazil with Shock & Awe, Mexico Eyeing the Fed
https://wolfstreet.com/2021/12/09/ce...ye-on-the-fed/
Things are going to be getting much worse before they get any better.
Even when the Fed begins to hike rates, it will take years to slow this down. We could see inflation easily go past 10%.
Short-term rates that are kept below the rate of inflation – so negative “real” interest rates – are considered very stimulative and inflationary. And it takes monetary policies about a year or two to have the first impact on inflation. You cannot just turn the dial on inflation. This is going to be a long battle.
Just look at what is going on in other countries.Central Banks in Latin America’s Largest Economies Grapple with Raging Inflation: Brazil with Shock & Awe, Mexico Eyeing the Fed
https://wolfstreet.com/2021/12/09/ce...ye-on-the-fed/
The Central Bank of Brazil has embarked on a series of shock-and-awe rate hikes in order to not fall further behind. The Bank of Mexico has largely mirrored the Fed’s rhetoric, expecting this raging inflation to go away on its own somehow, but it has started to rase rates in June, very gingerly. And the Fed has made a verbal U-Turn, but is still running the money-printer nearly full blast and is still repressing its policy rates to near 0%.
Powell should be implementing emergency hikes now, but they are still running the printing presses.Things are going to be getting much worse before they get any better.
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