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IronLionZion

(45,426 posts)
6. Lockdowns eased up pretty fast
Thu Jun 10, 2021, 10:45 AM
Jun 2021

so demand increased for all sorts of things from restaurants to retail to travel. It should take some time for production to increase to satisfy this increased demand. Some stuff are involved in global supply chain shortages as other countries are still mired deep in pandemic. And then there are the times it takes to grow crops and raise meat and harvest lumber and other consumer goods that can't bounce back immediately.

Another link: mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2021 #1
From the source: mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2021 #2
CPI data series. 3.00% annualized increase since pre-pandemic Feb 2020 high point progree Jun 2021 #7
Corrected [See below] mathematic Jun 2021 #13
Thank you, Progree and Mathematic for breaking it down. Bucky Jun 2021 #20
Showing that 3.758% over 15 months is 3.00% annualized. And 5.16% over 2 years progree Jun 2021 #22
Oh wow, I need to use my calculator more mathematic Jun 2021 #23
And thank you. I'll fix my original post #7 in a minute or two /nt progree Jun 2021 #24
This message was self-deleted by its author CountAllVotes Jun 2021 #8
real avg hourly earnings of production and non-supervisory workers also down 0.2% progree Jun 2021 #26
Common problem here in Australia too. Aussie105 Jun 2021 #3
No, they're definitely higher than any Trump-years prices Bucky Jun 2021 #21
Despite bottoming out, aggregate consumer incomes are flagging and unable to support bucolic_frolic Jun 2021 #4
Once Again, Misleading... GB_RN Jun 2021 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author CountAllVotes Jun 2021 #9
Lockdowns eased up pretty fast IronLionZion Jun 2021 #6
Yeah, we gave up booking a trip till next year oldsoftie Jun 2021 #18
so, will SS payments be increased by 5%? no, I didn't think so, but hey maybe the repukes yaesu Jun 2021 #10
They already determined our SS increase for this year, gab13by13 Jun 2021 #12
It was somewhere around that. I was surprised. George II Jun 2021 #15
Yes, it will. It's based off of this very BLS inflation report mathematic Jun 2021 #16
And my raise for the next fiscal year will most likely be....1.5% hibbing Jun 2021 #11
Comparing last May to this May is a little misleading. Last year prices were flat or in some areas.. George II Jun 2021 #14
May 2021 over May 2019: 2.55%/year. May 2021 over Feb 2020: 3.00% annualized progree Jun 2021 #25
Inflation is going to be an issue & they better realize it oldsoftie Jun 2021 #17
Stop the spiral,,,, Cryptoad Jun 2021 #19
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