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Looks like the Fed was right in focusing in Core CPI afterall
- Thread starter Daal
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PPI MoM was -2.8%, core PPI MoM was +0.4%+Quote from number22:
Please post tomorrow cpi number here today; seem like you are working for fed.
I'm just guessing the trend.
but bernanke DO have a point that food and energy is too volatile and the fed would take the blame for things they cant control if they targeted overall CPI
First, if you think that flooding the global world with Money, will not bring inflation.....then you need to take your head out of the sand.
IMHO, 6 months from now, we will start to see inflation signs that will point two the possiblity of "Carter" years. Could go higher.
Think outside the box and you could say that the Global Powers have a way to "Suck" inflationary pressure out of the flooding of capital. I say, good luck.
IMHO, 6 months from now, we will start to see inflation signs that will point two the possiblity of "Carter" years. Could go higher.
Think outside the box and you could say that the Global Powers have a way to "Suck" inflationary pressure out of the flooding of capital. I say, good luck.
There was a report one week ago from the Food and agriculture organisation (FAO), saying food price would jump next summer as farmers would plant less because of low growth.
How would you analyze that combination of recession and then inflation, how should the market react to this? how should the Fed react?
How would you analyze that combination of recession and then inflation, how should the market react to this? how should the Fed react?
Beside, the food inflation took around 3 month to form, during these 3 month if people would have sticked to CPI, they would have suffered much more.
Not everyone has collateral.
Not everyone has collateral.
its called liquidation.
For example GM just sold they're stake in Mazda, what do you think they got in return, potatoes?
Being the reserve currency of the world, and the forced liquidation that is occurring the demand for dollars is high. At some point the demand for dollars will slow. Once the liquidation is done.
The world will be awash in two types of useless garbage in the next 12 - 24 months.
Cheap plastic from China
Cheap Paper from America
For example GM just sold they're stake in Mazda, what do you think they got in return, potatoes?
Being the reserve currency of the world, and the forced liquidation that is occurring the demand for dollars is high. At some point the demand for dollars will slow. Once the liquidation is done.
The world will be awash in two types of useless garbage in the next 12 - 24 months.
Cheap plastic from China
Cheap Paper from America
Quote from lrm21:
its called liquidation.
For example GM just sold they're stake in Mazda, what do you think they got in return, potatoes?
Being the reserve currency of the world, and the forced liquidation that is occurring the demand for dollars is high. At some point the demand for dollars will slow. Once the liquidation is done.
The world will be awash in two types of useless garbage in the next 12 - 24 months.
Cheap plastic from China
Cheap Paper from America
You mean there is no way to get them back, recycle them into higher-grade plastics? in a cost-effective way?