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Reply #765 - Yesterday at 6:46pm
 
lee wrote Yesterday at 6:10pm:
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 2:40pm:
Just like the US, under Trump, today.



And another not true item from gweggy. he never lets a story go to waste.

https://www.bls.gov/cpi/

CPI apart from Energy - 3.2 -3.8%. And the biggest rises on energy are in those that have embraced renewables, mainly blue states. And no recession today. Wink


High inflation and cost of living crisis?
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Reply #766 - Yesterday at 6:48pm
 

The cost of living crisis during the Trump administration continues to be heavily impacted by international conflicts—specifically the US war with Iran (started, illegally, by Trump), which has disrupted global energy markets and driven up petrol prices.

Despite the administration citing some cooling in core inflation, consumers continue to struggle with high grocery prices, expensive healthcare premiums, and housing costs.
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Reply #767 - Yesterday at 8:07pm
 
greggerypeccary wrote Yesterday at 6:46pm:
High inflation and cost of living crisis?


According to those figures there is no crisis. Roll Eyes

Edit: Main drivers

    Elevated consumer price inflation during 2021–2023 and persistent price pressures in services

   Housing supply shortages and rising rents/house prices.
Higher health-care and prescription costs.
Childcare costs that consume a large share of earnings for families with young children.
Elevated interest rates increasing mortgage and borrowing costs.
Labor market tightness raising wages unevenly (larger gains for higher-wage jobs).
Supply-chain disruptions and energy price volatility (less dominant now but still relevant).

Source: AI

So who was President in those years? Wink
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Reply #768 - Yesterday at 9:54pm
 
Meh - either Iran's religious government ditches the idea of global jihad to secure the Caliphate - or they meet Allah...
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