Opinion The Inflation Suspense Goes On The New York Times “core” inflation that strips out volatile food and energy prices came in right on expectations too. if there was any information content in today’s release, it was that extreme scenarios in. There wasn’t anything in the report suggesting that inflation is rapidly spiraling upward; nor was there anything lending comfort to those hoping to see inflation fade away in the next few months.
Opinion Inflation Keeps Getting Worse But Can The Fed Really Rein It Disinflation, many commentators insisted, would require a sustained period of high unemployment — say, at least a 5 percent unemployment rate for five years. and to be fair, this prediction could. Notwithstanding the quirky weakness of reported growth in the first quarter of 2022, inflation is now the primary economic problem confronting the united states. prices are outpacing wage. "core" inflation, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, came in right on expectations too. Analysts whose job is to forecast what official numbers will say a few hours before they come out — a job of dubious usefulness, but whatever — expected the one year rate of inflation to come in at 6.8.
Opinion The Perverse Politics Of Inflation The New York Times "core" inflation, which strips out volatile food and energy prices, came in right on expectations too. Analysts whose job is to forecast what official numbers will say a few hours before they come out — a job of dubious usefulness, but whatever — expected the one year rate of inflation to come in at 6.8. Economists say that’s true — but stimulus spurred consumer buying is also to blame. a heated debate in washington about how much of today’s rapid inflation is a result of policy choices in the united states and how much stems from global factors tied to the pandemic, like snarled supply chains. Inflation hasn’t been as transitory as we hoped, but there is growing evidence that supply chains are getting unkinked, which should eventually provide some consumer relief. 9.1k subscribers in the nytimes community. formerly, the official new york times subreddit. What generated the painful inflation, and what comes next? a look through the data reveals a situation that arose from pandemic disruptions and the government’s response, was worsened by the war in ukraine and is now cooling as supply problems clear up and the economy slows.
Opinion Wonking Out What S Really Happening To Inflation The New Economists say that’s true — but stimulus spurred consumer buying is also to blame. a heated debate in washington about how much of today’s rapid inflation is a result of policy choices in the united states and how much stems from global factors tied to the pandemic, like snarled supply chains. Inflation hasn’t been as transitory as we hoped, but there is growing evidence that supply chains are getting unkinked, which should eventually provide some consumer relief. 9.1k subscribers in the nytimes community. formerly, the official new york times subreddit. What generated the painful inflation, and what comes next? a look through the data reveals a situation that arose from pandemic disruptions and the government’s response, was worsened by the war in ukraine and is now cooling as supply problems clear up and the economy slows.
Opinion History Says Don T Panic About Inflation The New York Times 9.1k subscribers in the nytimes community. formerly, the official new york times subreddit. What generated the painful inflation, and what comes next? a look through the data reveals a situation that arose from pandemic disruptions and the government’s response, was worsened by the war in ukraine and is now cooling as supply problems clear up and the economy slows.
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