The 10 year bund seems to be yielding ~1% currently. I imagine it will probably be quite higher by the end of the year.
Oh god it’s going to be brutal for incumbent parties all over the world.
How cute
Why would Joe Biden do this?
Germany. Home of boring cars, Frankfurt (the city, the sausage and the team), the world’s largest beer party and low inflation. So low that it was actually deflation at some point.
This is not a jump. This is a fucking leap. Unfortunately
🙁
I guess with only 3.5% unemployment it’s normal this inflation in the actual context.
Laughs in 10.2 in Greece.
We are all proper fucked if Germany, of all places, is approaching double digit inflation.
7.9 is amateur numbers man
This must be because of Brexit.
That was the indisputable reason on Reddit for inflation in the UK, so I guess this must the same?
Entire world is riddled with enormous inflation rn
That will cause a panic in Germany. They know what hyper-inflation means. All German economic policy for the last 50 years has been to keep inflation under check……seems to have come off the rails in recent times.
Let’s all thanks mr. Vladimir Putin for his amazing decison of fucking all europeans economies, killing thousands of people and leaving more without a house. I mean we had 2 years of pandemy why wouldn’t you add more shit. At the moment China is probably laughing knowing she will pass western economies because of the stupidity of his “ally”Vadimir Putin
We are predicted to have double digit inflation soon, we’ve had no real wage growth since the late 90’s, a decline in fact for the young. There’s a demographic implosion coming too, alongside our 30% debt becoming a 110% and rising debt in just 25 years.
The average house price to income ratio where I live has gone from 4x to 11x since the late 90’s, and 25-34 ownership from 66% to 30% (likely lower when new data drops).
Healthcare spending to GDP has basically doubled since the 90’s, yet we are still barely coping, even before the massive old age dependents time bomb, and ignoring their huge unfunded pension liabilities.
In short, I’m concerned in general, and I doubt we are the only country facing this amongst our peers, albeit our choices may have heightened some of these issues.
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The 10 year bund seems to be yielding ~1% currently. I imagine it will probably be quite higher by the end of the year.
Oh god it’s going to be brutal for incumbent parties all over the world.
How cute
Why would Joe Biden do this?
Germany. Home of boring cars, Frankfurt (the city, the sausage and the team), the world’s largest beer party and low inflation. So low that it was actually deflation at some point.
This is not a jump. This is a fucking leap. Unfortunately
🙁
I guess with only 3.5% unemployment it’s normal this inflation in the actual context.
Laughs in 10.2 in Greece.
We are all proper fucked if Germany, of all places, is approaching double digit inflation.
7.9 is amateur numbers man
This must be because of Brexit.
That was the indisputable reason on Reddit for inflation in the UK, so I guess this must the same?
Entire world is riddled with enormous inflation rn
That will cause a panic in Germany. They know what hyper-inflation means. All German economic policy for the last 50 years has been to keep inflation under check……seems to have come off the rails in recent times.
Let’s all thanks mr. Vladimir Putin for his amazing decison of fucking all europeans economies, killing thousands of people and leaving more without a house. I mean we had 2 years of pandemy why wouldn’t you add more shit. At the moment China is probably laughing knowing she will pass western economies because of the stupidity of his “ally”Vadimir Putin
We are predicted to have double digit inflation soon, we’ve had no real wage growth since the late 90’s, a decline in fact for the young. There’s a demographic implosion coming too, alongside our 30% debt becoming a 110% and rising debt in just 25 years.
The average house price to income ratio where I live has gone from 4x to 11x since the late 90’s, and 25-34 ownership from 66% to 30% (likely lower when new data drops).
Healthcare spending to GDP has basically doubled since the 90’s, yet we are still barely coping, even before the massive old age dependents time bomb, and ignoring their huge unfunded pension liabilities.
In short, I’m concerned in general, and I doubt we are the only country facing this amongst our peers, albeit our choices may have heightened some of these issues.