Inflation rates are coming down (disinflation). But make no mistake: the monetary system (fiat) needs a fast reflation like the central planners as well to keep their cantillon scheme alive. It could play out like it did back in the 70s.
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Does anyone still believe iNfLaTiOn figures? A basket of goods deliberately selected by the gubberment.
"a metric that provides information on the price of products whose qualities are continually deteriorating"
These are the data we have to deal with. And its ''disinflation''. So prices still rising. That it's manipulated simply has no importance for the markets.
Or Weimar.
Yes. A deflationary bust is possible, too. But global CB liquidity is rising, states are pumping new debt. I guess the deflationary chaos could follow later on. Next cycle
The decrease in inflation rates is a positive sign, but we should be aware that the monetary system requires a swift reflation to maintain its stability. The central planners may need to take action to ensure the longevity of the cantillon scheme, similar to how it unfolded in the 70s.
The decreasing inflation rates seem promising, but it's crucial to recognize the urgency for rapid reflation in the monetary system, similar to what central planners did in the past, to sustain their cantillon scheme. History repeating itself might lead to a situation resembling the 70s.
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You are describing the actual life of many Europeans