American inflation seems to follow levels of urbanization.
European inflation patterns seem to follow no rules at all.
2008 ripple. Booooom
How are you folks in Estonia, Lithuania, and Hungary doing?
I wonder how much this has to do with the massive labor shortage. The US was debating a $15 minimum wage like 8 months ago and it didn’t pass because it was thought to be to much. However, now it looks like every job offers $15 minimum, even McDonald’s, and most jobs that require even half a peanut worth of brain give $20+. All that additional income creates massive massive demand and the massive supply chain problems means low supply…boom inflation.
Think I read somewhere a month or so ago that there are like 12 million job openings or something
so basically, right now we need to observe FED. If they increase interest rate we need to “fasten our seat belts”
Most interesting fact: Used cars are the biggest difference in inflation between the EU and USA.
Abolish central banks. They are instruments of economic warfare against the lower and middle classes.
What’s the difference between the two different calculation methods? That seems like it might be kind of important.
Good job Joe.
What colour is Turkey?
Time to make america great again again.
It fucking sucks, please send help!
nov 20 to nov 21 is a bit misleading, considering for exemple temporary VAT rate cuts in some countries.
This is just a map of exposure to natural gas prices, isnt it?
Thank you, agent Joe
Why are you deleting countries that you have the data for?
BS, because EU does not count housing prices. Here houses went up by average 25% and apartments by average 19%. And in biggest cities it was much more than that…
It would be interesting see the price increases from Nov 2019 through Nov 2021?
Bulgaria had a 6.3% HICP inflation rate in November, and should be yellow.
*Laughs in Ukraine’s 10,3%*
It’s important to remember that this is based on different baskets. E.g. Americans buy (a lot) more fuel so price increases there have a bigger impact.
So be careful not to overinterprete the figures.
The only inflation I really notice is the price of milk increasing by another 0.5 DKK. And fuel I guess. That definitely is more expensive than it used to be.
Damn, good luck to folks in Lithuania. It must be fucked up.
Does France has the biggest growth this year? How inflation is so low then?
Good thing you didn’t include turkey cuz it would’ve been coloured vantablack.
Switzerland 1.5% like every year ahaha
It says ours is 4% (UK) but it really feels higher
Poland’s is probably much, much higher in reality
Hello from Minnesota, where my expenses have increased by ~16% since January 1st. This has been driven mostly by the cost of electricity, gas, petrol, food, and non-food grocery items.
I don’t order food for delivery very often, but I’ve been ordering it significantly less since the cost has almost doubled.
Inflation is good, it drives the economy. And a slightly bigger inflation is even better after an economic crisis.
The socialist are winning this!
Euro mimics the dollar, expect similar results in EU soon.
Boi in 2022 inflation in Poland will be around 10%
Red and green together? Really? Very hard for colour blind people to easily read
How did France and Portugal manage to hold the inflation in check?
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Is Hungary really doing that stupidity with fuel prices? https://www.euronews.com/2021/11/11/hungary-to-cap-petrol-and-diesel-prices-as-fuel-prices-surge
Looking at my portfolio makes me smile
Holy sh*t and I thought inflation was bad here
Time to print some more money.
American inflation seems to follow levels of urbanization.
European inflation patterns seem to follow no rules at all.
2008 ripple. Booooom
How are you folks in Estonia, Lithuania, and Hungary doing?
I wonder how much this has to do with the massive labor shortage. The US was debating a $15 minimum wage like 8 months ago and it didn’t pass because it was thought to be to much. However, now it looks like every job offers $15 minimum, even McDonald’s, and most jobs that require even half a peanut worth of brain give $20+. All that additional income creates massive massive demand and the massive supply chain problems means low supply…boom inflation.
Think I read somewhere a month or so ago that there are like 12 million job openings or something
so basically, right now we need to observe FED. If they increase interest rate we need to “fasten our seat belts”
For a more detailed comparison of inflation between the EU and USA, see here: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/pub/economic-bulletin/focus/2021/html/ecb.ebbox202106_01~11705a988e.en.html
Most interesting fact: Used cars are the biggest difference in inflation between the EU and USA.
Abolish central banks. They are instruments of economic warfare against the lower and middle classes.
What’s the difference between the two different calculation methods? That seems like it might be kind of important.
Good job Joe.
What colour is Turkey?
Time to make america great again again.
It fucking sucks, please send help!
nov 20 to nov 21 is a bit misleading, considering for exemple temporary VAT rate cuts in some countries.
This is just a map of exposure to natural gas prices, isnt it?
Thank you, agent Joe
Why are you deleting countries that you have the data for?
BS, because EU does not count housing prices. Here houses went up by average 25% and apartments by average 19%. And in biggest cities it was much more than that…
It would be interesting see the price increases from Nov 2019 through Nov 2021?
Bulgaria had a 6.3% HICP inflation rate in November, and should be yellow.
*Laughs in Ukraine’s 10,3%*
It’s important to remember that this is based on different baskets. E.g. Americans buy (a lot) more fuel so price increases there have a bigger impact.
So be careful not to overinterprete the figures.
The only inflation I really notice is the price of milk increasing by another 0.5 DKK. And fuel I guess. That definitely is more expensive than it used to be.
Damn, good luck to folks in Lithuania. It must be fucked up.
Does France has the biggest growth this year? How inflation is so low then?
Good thing you didn’t include turkey cuz it would’ve been coloured vantablack.
Switzerland 1.5% like every year ahaha
It says ours is 4% (UK) but it really feels higher
Poland’s is probably much, much higher in reality
Hello from Minnesota, where my expenses have increased by ~16% since January 1st. This has been driven mostly by the cost of electricity, gas, petrol, food, and non-food grocery items.
I don’t order food for delivery very often, but I’ve been ordering it significantly less since the cost has almost doubled.
Inflation is good, it drives the economy. And a slightly bigger inflation is even better after an economic crisis.
The socialist are winning this!
Euro mimics the dollar, expect similar results in EU soon.
Boi in 2022 inflation in Poland will be around 10%
Red and green together? Really? Very hard for colour blind people to easily read
How did France and Portugal manage to hold the inflation in check?