Inflation perigindi

[Sarvapindi]

1 hour ago, MRI said:

nuvvu ippudey nidra lechaavu.. haha

daantlo okati missing bro.. salary maatram peragaledu..

 

salary kuda perigithe apudu inflation ela avuthadi

[mirchi_bajji]

1 hour ago, ramabeer said:

Grocery prices increased 

fuel increased 

apartment rent increased 

appliances increased 

few more months agu...dems are planning big spending . inka peruguthayi.

[paaparao]

10 minutes ago, pakeer_saab said:

9 months into new govt trump tariffs endi nee bonda, use your god given brain

yes trump tariffs also contributed inflation increase. trump put tariffs on lumber, steel, semi conductors etc. items imported from china. Now manufactures are sourcing items from other asian nations to escape china tariffs which are not prepared for demand. this destabilized supply along with covid. 

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/u-s-manufacturers-blame-trump-era-tariffs-for-inflations-rise-11622387247

[Thokkalee]

Trump tariffs contributed to the price increases… and also because of the pandemic, global productivity has gone down and caused lot of supply chain issues… chip shortage, raw material shortage etc is also causing the prices to go up…. At the same time the demand has gone up due to people having more money now…. 
standard inflation… people have more money but supply is less and prices will go further up..

[Pavanonline]

1 hour ago, paaparao said:

in US it is not Fuel. It is supply shortage issues and trump tariffs. 

Fuel will always impact bro, I’m not saying that’s the only reason for inflation but whole usa runs on trucks , airplanes, cars. Don’t understand how you say it doesn’t effect. And Trump tariffs are there from last 3 or 4 years don’t think they are the reason. Too much money in market is primary and the supply chain strains because of demand

[DummyVariable]

35 minutes ago, Thokkalee said:

Trump tariffs contributed to the price increases… and also because of the pandemic, global productivity has gone down and caused lot of supply chain issues… chip shortage, raw material shortage etc is also causing the prices to go up…. At the same time the demand has gone up due to people having more money now…. 
standard inflation… people have more money but supply is less and prices will go further up..

Actually there is some evidence that Biden’s covid relief plan had some impact too although a temporary one.

https://www.frbsf.org/economic-research/publications/economic-letter/2021/october/is-american-rescue-plan-taking-us-back-to-1960s/

[ysshakeela]

6 hours ago, ramabeer said:

Grocery prices increased 

fuel increased 

apartment rent increased 

appliances increased 

India or US or UK ?

Where baa? But the situation is the same across India, US, UK and Europe.

I think somewhat Aus/NZ are better 

[k2s]

6 hours ago, paaparao said:

anthe ga mari. biryani $16 chesadu. mutton pepper fry $15 nundi $19 chesadu. apudu telisindi. odiyamman inflation hit %20 rate ani. 

 

6 hours ago, ramabeer said:

Buffet ki velthe intha mundu 11.99 or 12.99 ala undedi. Ippudu 18.99 

[bhaigan]

6 hours ago, paaparao said:

except fuel, everything else is increased. Fuel is almost same if not 25 cents increase per gallon which is temporary. 

$12 unde biryani ni $16 chesinappudu naaku first time telisindi inflation increase ayindi ani. 😁

Biryani $16.99+tax =$18 anukunta bhayya

[jambalhaatraja]

mee mohal manda..

inflation deflation dollar rate interest rates... mana chetilo lenidi enduku drawyer tearing

the only think you can do is to improve skill set and earn more

[Aryaa]

7 hours ago, MRI said:

nuvvu ippudey nidra lechaavu.. haha

daantlo okati missing bro.. salary maatram peragaledu..

 

Anduke recession guarantee coming in 2-4 years 

[MiryaIgudaMaruthiRao]

7 hours ago, ramabeer said:

Grocery prices increased 

fuel increased 

apartment rent increased 

appliances increased 

Pay also increased ba

[ramabeer]

1 hour ago, ysshakeela said:

India or US or UK ?

Where baa? But the situation is the same across India, US, UK and Europe.

I think somewhat Aus/NZ are better 

US