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gab13by13

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3. What that means

Reply to DemocratSinceBirth (Original post)

Fri Feb 27, 2026, 12:11 PM

Feb 27

is that down the road, inflation is going to go up, it takes it a little while for wholesale prices to translate to retail prices.

Check out the right wing economic articles though, they want 3 or 4 Fed rate cuts this year, which will, increase inflation.

The only economic policy that Krasnov has is to weaken the dollar, everything he does is geared for that one goal.

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****BREAKING NEWS**** Economy Core wholesale prices rose 0.8% in January, much more than expected [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Feb 27 OP

And the markets dont like it one bit... NT Happy Hoosier Feb 27 #1

They've declined a lot since TSF bragged about the Dow's hitting 50000. Nt spooky3 Feb 27 #6

Inflation rising fast while job losses accelerate Prairie Gates Feb 27 #9

I'm buckling up... Happy Hoosier Feb 27 #12

Say it. STAGFLATION. Captain Zero Feb 27 #15

All true but earnings are not flat flamingdem Feb 27 #17

That's month over month Johnny2X2X Feb 27 #2

Compounded, it's over 10% Dave says Feb 27 #7

Aha Johnny2X2X Feb 27 #11

Trump will probably suppress the numbers. viva la Feb 27 #14

You betcha'! Dave says Feb 27 #16

Yup, GDP adjusted down to 1.4% the last quarter. gab13by13 Feb 27 #8

What that means gab13by13 Feb 27 #3

Weaker dollar will only increase inflation because it reduces buying power. DemocratSinceBirth Feb 27 #5

Absolutely, gab13by13 Feb 27 #10

WHO Traildogbob Feb 27 #4

2 Things I don't want a bargain on gab13by13 Feb 27 #13