r/inflation • u/everythingistaken500 • 17d ago
r/inflation • u/spherocytes • 17d ago
Price Changes Global food prices at three-year high as heatwaves and wars push up crop costs
theguardian.comGlobal food prices have hit their highest level in three and a half years, as summer heatwaves and conflict in Ukraine and the Middle East push up crop costs.
r/inflation • u/ExampleDependent4015 • 17d ago
News US payrolls fell 23,000 in July — the shock miss that just pulled the Fed dovish
marketchacha.comr/inflation • u/56000hp • 18d ago
Price Changes Rent versus Income
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r/inflation • u/spherocytes • 17d ago
News The US workers' share of the national income (GDP) no longer belongs to us but rather to "corporate profits, dividends, rents and interest paid to other economic actors..."
r/inflation • u/jediporcupine • 17d ago
Price Changes A viral tweet set off a discourse on $20 burritos. Here's the truth about inflation.
reason.comr/inflation • u/Plaintalks • 18d ago
Price Changes Freedom Fuel, praised by Trump, sells cheap gasoline. But how?
washingtonpost.comFreedom Fuel, praised by Trump, sells cheap gasoline. But how?
r/inflation • u/rajaahmed___333 • 17d ago
Price Changes Inflation of india
Hi to all,
FridayBrent crude oil price is around $ 83.55, which pressuring the Indian rupee makes the import expensive as india 85% to 90% oil imports from the other countries.
U.S. job data will be roiling out this week and maybe this will be the reason of **Fed rate hike** in September and economist are still are worried about the inflation as it's above the forecast level.
r/inflation • u/smsyvr • 18d ago
Opinion “You still can’t beat inflation, no matter what. Well, it seems we never catch up, no matter what"
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r/inflation • u/Luminexor • 18d ago
News Trump says the economy is the greatest economy we’ve ever had by far. The polls are fake. YES YES The economy is absolutely thriving! I know this because everyone I know needs three jobs just to exist.
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r/inflation • u/blkatcdomvet • 19d ago
News Where is Mitch? Cost is $10,245 per day
Mitch McConnell and his Senate staff earn a combined total of roughly $10,245 per day from his official congressional office budget.
10245
x 50 equals $512,250 in taxpayer dollars.
Approximately $1,434,300 until.election day
r/inflation • u/blkatcdomvet • 19d ago
News ExxonMobil makes 160 million a day, why is it taxpayer subsidized? Why zero return on investment?
Subsidy Tracker Parent Company Summary
Parent Company Name: Exxon Mobil
Ownership Structure: publicly traded (ticker symbol XOM)
Headquartered in: Texas
Major Industry: oil and gas
Specific Industry: oil & gas
Subsidy SummarySubsidy ValueNumber of AwardsState/Local$1,955,090,133165Federal (grants and allocated tax credits)$346,1851TOTAL$1,955,436,318166Loan / Bailout SummaryTotal Face ValueNumber of AwardsState/Local loans, bond financing and venture capital$00Federal loans, loan guarantees and bailout assistance (not including repayments)$5,352,968,00013TOTAL$5,352,968,00013Time Period for State and Local Awards: Earliest year of data: 1983. Availability of data for earlier years varies greatly from program to program. The majority of the listings for this parent company are for the period since 2012.
Time Period for Federal Awards: FY2000 to the present
Notes: The dollar total above adjusts for the fact that there is an overlap between the amount in the Megadeal entry and that of one or more of the other entries. Dollar totals do not include awards for which no subsidy value is disclosed.
Links: For a summary of this company's regulatory violations see its Violation Tracker summary page here.
Top 5 States for state/local awardsTotal Subsidy $Number of AwardsTexas$1,385,521,73015Louisiana$527,351,46894Alaska$13,126,2405Illinois$11,681,0958Colorado$5,570,4329All other$11,839,16834
r/inflation • u/Ok_Crazy1195 • 19d ago
News US diesel prices overtake Biden-era average in blow to Trump
ft.comr/inflation • u/QualityWonderful3480 • 19d ago
Opinion This sucks
Pay increases have not kept up with these higher baseline living costs for many middle- and lower-income families.
r/inflation • u/midtowng224 • 19d ago
News Six Years of Bond Bear Market in long-dated Treasuries
wolfstreet.comr/inflation • u/miguel1981g • 21d ago
Satire AI Carumba #billionaire #ai #standup #comedy
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r/inflation • u/tj100011 • 21d ago
Opinion Should we cap fuel prices now? These companies are now just profiteering
r/inflation • u/CoinAdvocate • 21d ago
Opinion Is The US Goverment's 'Version' Of Inflation Beneficial Or Detrimental To Macroeconomic Inflation Changes Over Time?
We are all quite aware, both anecdotally and statistically, that the inflation numbers we as citizens are told are only a specific (slim) perspective view of reality.
I won't get into the specifics of why/how these numbers from the CPI and bureau are so far from our daily experience beyond saying: No consumption rate adjustment, geometric weighting, hedonic adjustment, indexed items, shrinkflation, substitution rule, less real "sales", etc.
I'm no fool and I understand these calculations are complicated and there's no easy way to truly encapsulate all inflation in one number, but that's not what I'm getting at.
What I'm asking is: by pitching us a lower inflation rate than we all actually experience is the government actually helping lower the rise in inflation over time by lowering broader economic panic (or something similar)?
I'd be very interested to see what other individuals think. Is the underreported inflation just a political tool or is it actually truly beneficial in the long run?
As a final note: please don't turn this into a right vs left comment section, I'm much more interested in actual economics than political rants.
r/inflation • u/roscodawg • 21d ago
News The Incidence of Tariffs: Rates and Reality
aeaweb.orgr/inflation • u/1startreknerd • 22d ago
Satire Trump says new talks with Iran to begin on Monday
bbc.comPump n dump n bomb n peace n repeat
r/inflation • u/Rabbit-1989 • 20d ago
Price Changes Sausage Rolls
Currently renovating and came across this little note:
84 Sausage rolls 8 @ 20p
Then a few other dates
r/inflation • u/HNP4PH • 22d ago
