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  • U.S. Inflation Likely Hit 18-Month High in November as Tariffs Bite

    From moderndiplomacy.eu

    U.S. consumer prices likely rose at their fastest annual pace in about a year and a half in November, underscoring mounting affordability pressures for American households that economists partly attribute to higher import tariffs. A Reuters survey of economists predicts the Consumer Price Index increased 3.1% year-on-year in November, which would mark the largest rise since May 2024. That compares with a 3.0% increase recorded in the 12 months through September. Economists say the data would confirm that progress in cooling inflation has stalled. Data Disruptions After Government Shutdown The Labor Department’s ... (full story)

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highdesertAZ
Dec 18, 2025 7:37am
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Above report was wrong. No surprise to anyone paying attention to prices. As usual, "professional" economists are wrong. For example, housing prices for both new and existing peaked 1 year ago and now are gradually falling from the FRB bubble induced housing infaltion of 2020 to 2024. Rents as reported by apartment REITs have flat lined and in some markets are in declining. The Biden/FRB created inflation is finally in decline. However, the housing market is still suffering from the FRB distortion.
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Twocans
Dec 18, 2025 11:16am
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Usd/cad death spiral big bounce off low of day. Fyi
Trader#0869
Dec 18, 2025 7:37am
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LOL lmao. this aged like milk.
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