Inflation Hits 5.4% in June

[HokieFanDC]

There's like 10 of you MAGA morons circle jerking on this forum and the rest of us watching the dumpster fire for horrific entertainment.

Any info on your rental properties you can share? How about your property on the Black Sea? Care to remind us how smart you are?

You wouldn't understand. Just nod your head like you do.

[RiverguyVT]

There's like 10 of you MAGA morons circle jerking on this forum and the rest of us watching the dumpster fire for horrific entertainment.

Any info on your rental properties you can share? How about your property on the Black Sea? Care to remind us how smart you are?

You wouldn't understand. Just nod your head like you do.

[HokieHam]

There's like 10 of you MAGA morons circle jerking on this forum and the rest of us watching the dumpster fire for horrific entertainment.

Any info on your rental properties you can share? How about your property on the Black Sea? Care to remind us how smart you are?

You wouldn't understand. Just nod your head like you do.

[dunwithtrump]

You forgot to mention my beautiful wife and successful adult children.

Jealousy doesn't work well for MAGA chuds, you had your chance to achieve in high school and you blew it.

[RiverguyVT]

You forgot to mention my beautiful wife and successful adult children.

Jealousy doesn't work well for MAGA chuds, you had your chance to achieve in high school and you blew it.

[HokieHam]

You forgot to mention my beautiful wife and successful adult children.

Jealousy doesn't work well for MAGA chuds, you had your chance to achieve in high school and you blew it.

Jealousy

The fact you believe that is hilarious AND expected.

[HokieHam]

You forgot to mention my beautiful wife and successful adult children.

Jealousy doesn't work well for MAGA chuds, you had your chance to achieve in high school and you blew it.

[HokieHam]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

[HvilleHokie]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

[hokie80]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

[RiverguyVT]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

And how about wood?! A $60 piece I bought the other day... Ugh.

Bingo. Increasing at a lesser rate, but still increasing.
So we are still drowning. We're just not drowning in caustic acid. For now.
7.1% is a really high rate of inflation.

Left, right, all the gov't is to blame on this one.

[hokie80]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

And how about wood?! A $60 piece I bought the other day... Ugh.

Bingo. Increasing at a lesser rate, but still increasing.
So we are still drowning. We're just not drowning in caustic acid. For now.
7.1% is a really high rate of inflation.

Left, right, all the gov't is to blame on this one.

Stochastic inflation

[fatman]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

Inflation readings are lagging indicators, so the trend in recent reports is good news.

It’s likely a recession will be needed to reverse wage pressures, largest source of inflation at this point.

[hokie80]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

Inflation readings are lagging indicators, so the trend in recent reports is good news.

It’s likely a recession will be needed to reverse wage pressures, largest source of inflation at this point.

Yeah. Putting folks out of work and on unemployment is always a good thing i suppose.

[HvilleHokie]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

I don’t like the higher prices more than the next guy. But there are signs that it’s slowing.

[RiverguyVT]

Inflation Cools to 7.1 Percent, but Still Has a Long Way To Fall
Food prices were up 0.5 percent during November, even as energy prices fell by about 1.6 percent.

https://reason.com/2022/12/13/inflatio ... y-to-fall/

Good news!

Been to the grocery store lately?

The rate may have “cooled”. But prices haven’t come down. Not to mention the looming recession.

Inflation readings are lagging indicators, so the trend in recent reports is good news.

It’s likely a recession will be needed to reverse wage pressures, largest source of inflation at this point.

the largest source of inflation is high wages?

[HokieHam]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

[hokie80]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

Pure idiocy.

[HokieHam]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

The local store since a week before Christmas……good think we stocked up.

[RiverguyVT]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

Hey.

Chickens are people too! (at least, according to one certain UWS poster...)

[HokieHam]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

Hey.

Chickens are people too! (at least, according to one certain UWS poster...)

Can chickens ever be President?…….a potato can, evidently.

[fatman]

This is the craziest economy I’ve ever seen. The Fed has been cranking interest rates at an unprecedented rate for 6 months hoping to increase unemployment and bright about recession to cool inflationary pressures.

Another jobs report dropped this week indicating the lowest rate of unemployment since the 1960s. Sooner or later the fed will slow down this economy, but it’s proving tough to put the brakes on.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/poli ... s-december

[HokieFanDC]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

You should raise chickens. Terrific eggs. Good entertainment. Awesome compost.

[HokieJoe]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

The local store since a week before Christmas……good think we stocked up.

You should put a chicken coop in your back yard. Gotta have a rackety rooster as well. Suburban free range egg manufacturing!

You could even send monthly packages of free range chicken sh!t to Denver. Care of the Governor’s mansion.

[HokieHam]

On top of all the idiocy by leftists……they’ve now mandated here in CO that all eggs sold in the state must be from free range chickens. So instead of eggs going from about $4 dollars for a pack of 18 before inflation hit to close to five…..they’re now $7…..and they can’t stock enough because of farms scrambling to meet the new mandate.

The local store since a week before Christmas……good think we stocked up.

You should put a chicken coop in your back yard. Gotta have a rackety rooster as well. Suburban free range egg manufacturing!

You could even send monthly packages of free range chicken sh!t to Denver. Care of the Governor’s mansion.