#Inflation

Breaking news: US inflation jumped to 3.7% in September as the war in Iran drove a rebound in fuel prices, piling pressure on many Americans ahead of November’s midterm elections

Officials’ calls for patience and the approaching midterms make a surprise rate increase hard to pull off, even after firmer inflation readings.

#Inflation is an economic condition in which the general price level of goods and services rises over time, causing money to lose some of its purchasing power. God’s Supply, is not affected by By inflation. #GodIsMySource

Breaking: Inflation heated up last month. Consumer prices rose 3.7%, while a core reading picked up to 2.6%.

Annual Inflation Rate Hits 3.7% After Consumer Prices Rose 0.6% In September

Inflation rose faster than expected last month, with more everyday costs climbing

Wall Street celebrates record highs. Ordinary Americans struggle with rising bills. If the economy is booming, why are families still struggling? #Inflation #CostOfLiving

BREAKING: Inflation accelerated last month to 3.7% in a sign that prices remain elevated as midterm elections near.

European gas prices are fast approaching €100/MWh for the first time since 2022 🇪🇺📈 The continued disruption to LNG flows through Hormuz, coupled with Europe’s low storage levels and rising winter heating demand, have contributed to the recent gains The result? #Inflation

9 of the 10 highest gas prices in America. All blue states. Is this a mid-term election phenomena or is this normal? (via @NewsmaxTV) #Inflation

"It's not going to be an outright default... It's going to be this death by a thousand cuts." — Brett Rentmeester on the US debt trajectory. Prepare for higher inflation and financial repression. #Debt #Inflation #FinancialRepression Full Video:

The Federal Reserve is expected to leave interest rates unchanged at its upcoming October meeting — even as higher energy costs complicate the inflation outlook and put additional pressure on household budgets. Read more:

I sat down with @PeterGrandich for a discussion about the growing risks facing financial markets, persistent #inflation, the US #debt crisis, #gold, #silver, #uranium stocks, and the outlook for #mining equities.

#Inflation from the war

Oil is back above $100. WTI settled ~$103.27 (+~4%), Brent ~$116.72, highest since late April. Gas already ~$4.28/gal. Next signal: the Fed’s Oct 28 decision. What it means for your money 👇 #Oilprices #Inflation #Federalreserve

Saddest thing I saw all day. 😔 Speedway has regular at $4.49 and diesel at $6.29. That’s basically the national average now — diesel is up more than $2.60 from a year ago. Truckers and anyone who moves goods are getting crushed. #GasPrices #Diesel #Inflation

Price pressure before the Fed 🏦 🏭 US producer prices 6.3% vs 5.3% expected 🛢️ Brent topped $111, highest since May 🏦 Fed decides Wed 28 Oct Not financial advice Trade on Saturn 👉 #Inflation #InterestRates #Bitcoin #Crypto #CryptoNews

Bubbles pop. Prices don't. We mapped what $100 of 2019 shopping cost by 2025 in 167 countries, in each one's own money. The US landed at $126, the UK $128, Japan $112, Türkiye $761. The typical country: $127. Above or below $127 where you live? #inflation Not advice.

September brought little relief to the accelerating cost of living, as consumer prices increased again and kept the inflation rate well above the Federal Reserve’s goal. The consumer price index, a broad measure of goods and services costs across the U.S. economy, rose a seasonally adjusted 0.6% for the month, putting the 12-month rate at 3.7%, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones expected respective gains of 0.6% and 3.6%. Full details:

I had the same reaction when I heard this….. FED, FDA, CDC, CIA working together….. At least Inflation was only transitory…. @CEJRyanMcMahon @TravisREMindset @m3_melody @chrismartenson @RWMaloneMD #inflation #realestate #syracuse

The below theory has been my suspicions since early days of Covid but impossible to prove. However this CBS Sunday show on April 5th, 2020 blew my mind. A Fed governor talking about surveillance technology and immunity badges? That’s the moment I knew something was afoot. The amount of money printing was historic.