Americans Blow Off Fed Propaganda Inflation is “Temporary” by Wolf Richter • Nov 8, 2021 • 195 Comments Inflation expectations are now totally unanchored.
Used Vehicle Wholesale Prices Spiked by the Most Ever. Retail Prices to Follow by Wolf Richter • Nov 8, 2021 • 58 Comments Powered by the inflationary mindset, consumers pay whatever, and dealers aggressively bid up prices, confident that consumers will pay whatever.
Average New-Vehicle Price Spikes 19% in 10 Months, to $44,000. Unit Sales Tick up, But Still Down 34% from March by Wolf Richter • Nov 5, 2021 • 135 Comments Automakers and dealers make enormous record per-vehicle gross profits amid inventory shortages in the craziest market ever.
The Fed Lost Control of the Inflation Narrative by Wolf Richter • Nov 4, 2021 • 247 Comments Mega-policy decisions to boost demand. Now mega-consequences.
THE WOLF STREET REPORT: The Fed Lost Control of the Inflation Narrative by Wolf Richter • Oct 31, 2021 • 166 Comments Mega-policy decisions to boost demand. Now mega-consequences.
Employers Forced to Raise Wages by Most in at Least 20 Years: Whole Power Balance Has Changed by Wolf Richter • Oct 29, 2021 • 126 Comments Margin pressures from surging labor costs for the first time in two decades.
Fed’s Lowest Lowball Inflation Measure Hits Another 30-Year High as Reckless Money-Printing Continues by Wolf Richter • Oct 29, 2021 • 150 Comments While the Fed is still printing $120 billion a month and repressing short-term rates to near 0% in the most monstrously overstimulated economy.
What P&G Said about Soaring Costs, Supply Chain Woes, Inflation, and Trying to Keep Shelves Stocked by Wolf Richter • Oct 19, 2021 • 152 Comments Profit fell despite price increases, more price increases coming to a shelf near you. “We do not anticipate any easing of costs.”
Free-Money-Blow-Off Spike in Retail Sales Got Refueled by Spiking Prices by Wolf Richter • Oct 15, 2021 • 100 Comments A monstrously overstimulated economy that caused global supply chains and transportation systems to buckle.
Dollar’s Purchasing Power Plunges Further, as Housing CPI Begins to Climb, Food & Energy Soar, New Vehicle Prices Spike by Wolf Richter • Oct 13, 2021 • 195 Comments CPI inflation highest since 2008 and 1991.
