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It’s the CPI, of course. It’ll come tumbling out Wednesday morning, an hour before the opening bell. Last month, the month-over-month change was 1.3%. This month, the forecast is an absolutely puny 0.2%. Given the success of projections lately, I’m not so sure……..
Sloper LZ wrote to me and offered to share these charts with the group with the message that “Does that 2008 top look like the current top? If the analog holds, it screams deflation is coming.” Thank you, LZ!
The economic database in SlopeCharts is positively vast, and I was curious what we had in terms of Produce Price Index. Well, it goes back to 1913! Check it out:
Good morning, everyone. I haven’t looked at even a single comment from my tell-them-how-you-really-feel post from last night, but perhaps I will later. It’s occasionally good to turn my honesty dial up from 1% to 5% and see what happens.
The PPI came out, and we’re three for three at three point. In other words, all the inflation indicators have come in red-hot compared to the forecast. Yep.
