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- Youngandlear commented May 25, 2021
Heard it all before - they are in control. That’s why they were so shocked with CPI last time
- Youngandlear commented May 14, 2021
He is the only one talking any sense, but, then again, as a non voting member he is not forced into following the party line
- Youngandlear commented May 12, 2021
This is just the start for CPI. As I stated last month, the full effect will be seen in Q2 and here it is. Wait until you see tomorrow’s reading
- Youngandlear commented May 7, 2021
And despite that god awful employment reading and the 10Y cardiac arrest, funny how we are now up on 10Y today. Bonds don’t believe this BS - and should have fun next week. Soya 11 year high Wheat 9 year high Corn 9 year high That’s food inflation ...
- Youngandlear commented May 7, 2021
Looking forward to Tuesday and Wednesday CPI readings. I hate to say this but I would trust the Chinese reading more than the US one. What a sad state of affairs
- Youngandlear commented May 7, 2021
Yep - after we have stopped paying everyone not to work - oh and average hourly rate will be $40. But don’t worry even wage inflation is transitory
- Youngandlear commented May 7, 2021
FED'S KASHKARI: CLOSE TO 9 OR 10 MILLION AMERICANS STILL OUT OF WORK. Because they get paid more to stay at home Resulting in greater bargaining power for people in work
- Youngandlear commented May 7, 2021
Great, outcome based, here is the outcome Stimulus has made people less needy to seek work Therefore they are not desperate to earn because they can claim benefits Oh and wages has gone up 0.7% this month Great outcome
- Youngandlear commented May 7, 2021
Look together with wage inflation - 0.7% is huge. More printing = less people motivated to re-enter workforce = higher wage inflation
- Youngandlear commented May 4, 2021
Come on fella’s this isn’t a surprise is it? Obviously rates will have to rise, look at the factors Commodities smashing through highs on a daily basis - FFS look at resin as a basis for all the plastic crap we buy Trade deficit breaking records, ...
- Youngandlear commented Apr 29, 2021
No shit Sherlock. Soaring house prices, soaring inflation and a huge miss, 2nd Qtr is going to be messy. But don’t worry, the Fed isn’t concerned - by that very comment, worry
- Youngandlear commented Apr 15, 2021
Spend like there is no tomorrow- all the free money you have received only needs to be paid back by your children
- Youngandlear commented Apr 14, 2021
They can keep saying it and I do believe the 6.5% What they cannot be sure of is whether they can control inflation once it is let out of its cage Personally when I hear all the rhetoric of we have had low inflation for 30 years blah blah blah, I ...
- Youngandlear commented Apr 14, 2021
The most significant element of this was the relative slow down in Fuel increases and the increase in non fuel related items - expect this to start to affect PPI and CPI in the current quarter. All elements are now lined up to blow out 4% inflation ...
- Youngandlear commented Apr 13, 2021
It is only ever a fudge if it goes opposite to your position..... The reason CPI is trailing PPI is because many contracts are agreed on a forward basis of between 60 and 90 days. The increases seen today reflect the increases from Dec / Jan. The ...
- Youngandlear commented Apr 13, 2021
Expect 0.5, it won’t be allowed to go further. The full effect will come in Q2
- Youngandlear commented Apr 13, 2021
Bakker, are they bullies? Or are they protecting their interests? Like the US with its foreign policies? You only need to look at the Middle East to see muddled foreign policy. Crimea is majority Russian who wish to be part of Russia.
- Youngandlear commented Apr 12, 2021
How do you get 660bn deficit in March? I would love to know what the 373MM hidden under other expenses was seeing that it is 3x any other expense
- Youngandlear commented Apr 11, 2021
The more the Fed keeps saying this, the more worried I get. They believe that they have to keep reporting, on a daily basis, that they are comfortable, that they have the tools. If they were so confident why do they feel the need to constantly ...
- Youngandlear commented Apr 9, 2021
It’s not even started yet, the Chinese PPI rose by 4.4%. Most US contracts are on a fixed price basis (usually 3 - 6 months). This raised inflation will begin to peak in July, and, it will be significantly higher than this.