1. CSO reported inflation rate falling for the first time since April 2021. [https://i.imgur.com/Pio9cse.png](https://i.imgur.com/Pio9cse.png)
2. No big stock market fluctuations
3. No sudden drops in housing prices.
4. No unexpected interest rate changes
5. The only outlier is COVID, which, I dare to say, happened to every country
Do you have aby other data points for your stupid theory?
Or you have zero idea what “unstable economy” means?
My brother was asked to pay upfront for stuff his is ordering from a supplier he has been dealing with for years. He is a farmer and he was ordering fertiliser, he had an account with them the entire time and he was never refused credit before. The price hasn’t increased much though but the price of meal for animals is going nearly 30 euros per tonne next week. My point is that a lot of stuff is going to start to increase in the coming weeks and months,
[deleted]
Now lets forget all our troubles with a big bowl of strawberry ice memes!
It’s not skyrocketing because on an “unstable economy”, whatever that means.
We’re being scalped by then government and not one of us has done fuck all about it
Ireland has consistently rated one of the most expensive places to live in Europe outside of Scandinavia.
8 comments
unstable in what way?
edit:
1. CSO reported inflation rate falling for the first time since April 2021. [https://i.imgur.com/Pio9cse.png](https://i.imgur.com/Pio9cse.png)
2. No big stock market fluctuations
3. No sudden drops in housing prices.
4. No unexpected interest rate changes
5. The only outlier is COVID, which, I dare to say, happened to every country
Do you have aby other data points for your stupid theory?
Or you have zero idea what “unstable economy” means?
also: https://i.imgur.com/Rz46f0C.png
Things do indeed seem a bit fucked at the moment.
My brother was asked to pay upfront for stuff his is ordering from a supplier he has been dealing with for years. He is a farmer and he was ordering fertiliser, he had an account with them the entire time and he was never refused credit before. The price hasn’t increased much though but the price of meal for animals is going nearly 30 euros per tonne next week. My point is that a lot of stuff is going to start to increase in the coming weeks and months,
[deleted]
Now lets forget all our troubles with a big bowl of strawberry ice memes!
It’s not skyrocketing because on an “unstable economy”, whatever that means.
We’re being scalped by then government and not one of us has done fuck all about it
Ireland has consistently rated one of the most expensive places to live in Europe outside of Scandinavia.