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"
CPI Inflation Rate Is Finally Falling — Much More Than Expected; Dow Jones Jumps"

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https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/stocks-market-today-inflation-cpi/index.html

Time for Trumpesters to be twisted into a knot.
 
PEB said:
"
CPI Inflation Rate Is Finally Falling — Much More Than Expected; Dow Jones Jumps"

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https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/stocks-market-today-inflation-cpi/index.html

Time for Trumpesters to be twisted into a knot.
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Lol what? This is something to take a victory lap over? Dude literally did nothing. The ports are still a mess. He’s still hostile to oil. Border a mess. But demand has decreased so that’s good because inflation is finally not awful? You think the red stuck a soft landing here? They fell on their ass and look bad.
 
jimjamjammer said:
Cough, still up 8.5%, Cough. What a win!
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Facts are facts but Trumpsters cannot handle facts so not surprising. If this was orange one Trumpsters would be taking victory laps and creating a hundred threads about it.
 
jimjamjammer said:
Cough, still up 8.5%, Cough. What a win!
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dunno why they talking about inflation in this thread, but hilarious to see the same dorks fall for their shit over and over again. For a year, we are told not to pay attention to food and gas prices as apart of real inflation, and only focus on core CPI. Now that they are dipping into are energy reserves and manage to bring gas down a dollar and a half or whatever, they claim it is somehow zero, despite CPI being 8.5. And keep in mind, gas is still much higher than it was when Trump left office.

Meanwhile there are still lots of terrible numbers out there this week, like overall productivity, hosuing, real wages compared to inflation, etc.
 
PEB said:
Facts are facts but Trumpsters cannot handle facts so not surprising. If this was orange one Trumpsters would be taking victory laps and creating a hundred threads about it.
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Fact is inflation is sky high...that's a fact!
 
cottagecheesefan said:
dunno why they talking about inflation in this thread, but hilarious to see the same dorks fall for their shit over and over again. For a year, we are told not to pay attention to food and gas prices as apart of real inflation, and only focus on core CPI. Now that they are dipping into are energy reserves and manage to bring gas down a dollar and a half or whatever, they claim it is somehow zero, despite CPI being 8.5. And keep in mind, gas is still much higher than it was when Trump left office.

Meanwhile there are still lots of terrible numbers out there this week, like overall productivity, hosuing, real wages compared to inflation, etc.
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From seeking alpha
A 7.7% M/M decline in the gasoline index offset increases in the food and shelter indexes. The food index rose 1.1% from June, with the food at home index climbing 1.3% and food away from home rising 0.7%.

Y/Y, CPI +8.5% vs. +8.7% consensus and +9.1% prior.

Core CPI: +0.3% vs. +0.5% consensus and +0.7% prior.

Prices for shelter, medical care, motor vehicle insurance, household furnishings and operations, new vehicles and recreation all rose during the month. Those that declined included airline fares, used cars and trucks, communication and apparel.

Y/Y, core CPI: +5.9% vs. +6.1% consensus and 5.9% prior.

"Used car & truck boom is fading quickly... price +6.6% Y/Y, slowest gain since August 2020," said Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders. But rent increases aren't showing signs of slowing. Owners' equivalent rent portion of CPI, rose 5.8% Y/Y, is the fastest gain since September 1990, sheadded.

basically everything especially housing is up. Just that gas prices finally fell which offfset everything else Inflation is still bad
 
ElKarlo said:
From seeking alpha
A 7.7% M/M decline in the gasoline index offset increases in the food and shelter indexes. The food index rose 1.1% from June, with the food at home index climbing 1.3% and food away from home rising 0.7%.

Y/Y, CPI +8.5% vs. +8.7% consensus and +9.1% prior.

Core CPI: +0.3% vs. +0.5% consensus and +0.7% prior.

Prices for shelter, medical care, motor vehicle insurance, household furnishings and operations, new vehicles and recreation all rose during the month. Those that declined included airline fares, used cars and trucks, communication and apparel.

Y/Y, core CPI: +5.9% vs. +6.1% consensus and 5.9% prior.

"Used car & truck boom is fading quickly... price +6.6% Y/Y, slowest gain since August 2020," said Charles Schwab Chief Investment Strategist Liz Ann Sonders. But rent increases aren't showing signs of slowing. Owners' equivalent rent portion of CPI, rose 5.8% Y/Y, is the fastest gain since September 1990, sheadded.

basically everything especially housing is up. Just that gas prices finally fell which offfset everything else Inflation is still bad
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I know, and it is funny to see him post it in this thread for some reason, perhaps trying to deflect from Biden looking like a confused corpse and vent their TDS as Trumpsters. Meanwhile it is him buying into spin/misleading narrative for the #blueAnons Lol. Pretty pathetic
 
cottagecheesefan said:
I know, and it is funny to see him post it in this thread for some reason, perhaps trying to deflect from Biden looking like a confused corpse and vent their TDS as Trumpsters. Meanwhile it is him buying into spin/misleading narrative for the #blueAnons Lol. Pretty pathetic
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These guys have to look up to shills. This isn’t anything to brag about and babies that they will grasp at anything for a W
 
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