
Stagflation Threat Soars As Manufacturing Surveys Show Soaring Costs, Weaker Jobs
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"A cooling in new orders growth was in part linked to customers pushing back on high prices..."
There are lots of things they got wrong.
Toyota has slashed global production in June twice in the last week.
Tone Vays (Analyst, Derivatives Trader & Event Organizer) provides an update on Bitcoin, future of crypto, etc...
Something strange is happening behind the scenes in our financial system.
Is the housing boom about to bust? Sellers are slashing prices at levels not seen since before the pandemic amid rapidly cooling market as hedge fund manager of The Big Short fame warns 'It's like watching a plane crash'
After China, the U.S. is the next largest exporter of goods in the world, shipping out $1.8 trillion worth of goods in 2021 - an increase of 23% over the previous year.
The cost of living is hitting a painful threshold for many working-class folks.
"We are in the middle of a bear-market rally. I think the market is going to be trading range-bound trying to figure out how soon is that recession coming or how quickly is inflation going down."
Scary economic news from a banker...Preparing for a economic downturn.
World's richest man Elon Musk says recession would be a 'GOOD' thing because it'll hurt unproductive work-from-home crowd and 'foolish' business owners he says deserve to go bankrupt
The number of home sellers lowering prices has reached the highest level since October 2019, the latest sign that the housing market is slowing from its once-frenzied pandemic pace.
The U.S. economy is slowing down more quickly than almost all of the experts had anticipated.
The last thing consumers want to hear is an increase in power costs this summer following the news last week of rising threats of rolling blackouts across half of the US.
Gasoline price in Los Angeles rises to as much as $7.83 a gallon – more than the federal minimum wage
After dismal earnings by such mammoth retailers as Walmart, Targets and this morning's "horror report" by Abercrombie and Fitch, on Tuesday afternoon we actually got a solid report by Nordstrom, which not only printed strong earnings but also hiked g
House of Cards The data that got some heads, and markets, turning yesterday was US new home sales, which slumped 16.6% m-o-m and 26.9% y-o-y to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 591,000 in April, the lowest level since April 2020. Economists had
Let's take a look at the supply of new homes as well as total housing units under construction.
When it comes to the economy and money, you can't "fake it until you make it." If you try to fake it, you'll never make it.
Back in 2007, Nancy Pelosi was quick to blame the Bush Administration for rising gas prices. In 2018, Pelosi tweeted...
Oil prices inched lower today as concerns over US recession fears (and China lockdowns) battled Washington rhetoric as the US energy secretary said the Biden admin has not ruled out export restrictions to lower fuel prices.
The House of Representatives, on May 10, approved President Biden's $33 billion package for the war in Ukraine, and then, on its own initiative, added $7 billion on top of it.
They are apparently recalibrating gas pumps in California to register double digit gas prices.
Americans today are once again the victims of price inflation brought on by runaway government spending and printing of unbacked paper money.
"Pricing is still extremely high by historical standards - particularly for the newest trucks available..."
The summer 2022 RV Travel season promises to be extremely challenging thanks to a spate of RV recalls and sky-high fuel prices.
Spending and printing money does not, and did not, stimulate the economy. It is the root cause of inflation, however.
Existing home sale declined for the third month. It's just a start of what's coming.
If you have any first hand information on price increases or shortages please email me at southernprepper1@yahoo.com
After more than a year in which Federal Reserve leadership appeared clueless, pollyannish, and indecisive, the Fed is conducting a full-throated messaging campaign to show that it is as serious as cancer about the inflation surge that is scaring the