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CPI, Inflation, and Reality
So what do the CPI numbers released yesterday, the inflation that they supposedly measure, and reality all have in common? Apparently, not much ⦠especially between the first and third.
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The Personal Price of Gas
http://irregulartimes.com/ index.php/ archives/ 2008/ 05/ 16/ the-personal-price…No, not that kind of personal gas. I’m talking about gasoline. This was the price of gasoline where I live yesterday evening. 6.1 pennies to go until it’s four dollars per gallon. Is it affecting the way I live? Oh, you bet. An hour’s drive is now an exceptional luxury, not something to take unless I really need to.
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Why the Oil Price Will Correct Itself
http://www.dailyreckoning.com.au/ oil-price-7/ 2008/ 05/ 16/Yesterday, we mentioned the oil market. Today, we slide in deeper. You'll recall, dear reader, some time ago we guessed that the feds' efforts to keep consumers consuming were essentially inflationary...and that the inflation they caused would tend to go more into gold and oil than into economic growth or asset prices.
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Fed’s Aggressive Attempts to Put More Money and Credit in Circulation and the Asset Bubbles
http://www.dailyreckoning.com.au/ fed-credit-inflation-2/ 2008/ 05/ 16/"One market bubble may be an accident;" begins an article in the Financial Times , "two in the space of a decade begins to look like carelessness." In our view, the bubbles in housing and debt were the result of neither accident nor carelessness. They were the result of Fed policy.
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The “War” Between Inflation and Deflation Has Produced Plenty of Noise and Casualties
http://www.dailyreckoning.com.au/ inflation-and-deflation-3/ 2008/ 05/ 16/The markets didn’t reveal anything very telling yesterday. The Dow rose 52 points. The dollar held steady. Oil remained near its all time record of $123. And gold went up $10. So far, things have worked out more or less as we expected. The “war” between inflation and deflation has produced plenty of noise and casualties...but no decisive victory.
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Inflation pinches corporates more
http://deadpresident.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ inflation-pinches-corporates-more.h…Corporate India could be a much bigger victim to rising prices than the common man with cost of doing business soaring up to 35 percent or about five times the wholesale price index levels. It is the inflation faced by businesses in setting up and expanding manufacturing capacities, distribution and
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Looking out for the plundering one
http://homelessmanspeaks.wordpress.com/ 2008/ 05/ 15/ looking-out-for-the-plunde…TONY (to a lady who’s just parked her car nearby) “Ma’am, the ticket cop will be by here in about 5 minutes — that’s the parking machine you want right over there.” LADY “Oh, thank-you. That’s good to know.” TONY “Yup, especially now that they’ve raised the fines to $40 minimum.
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Libor goes mad
http://ukhousebubble.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ libor-goes-mad.htmlI just saw this story in the Times.. I would like to say more, but I am rather busy right now. Perhaps, others might like to take up the story with some comments. (Asteve, Nick, Vado, traderboy, I am thinking of you here).
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Sterling price of oil
http://ukhousebubble.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ sterling-price-of-oil.html"But we don't pay for oil with dollars when fill up our cars". Sterling or dollars - the price of fuel has rocketed. The sterling price between December last year and April increased by 22 percent.
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PRESIDENT BUSH'S HIDDEN TAX
http://markmartinezshow.blogspot.com/ 2008/ 05/ president-bushs-hidden-tax.htmlThe Bush administration is taxing the hell out of America. And they’re doing it the same way medieval monarchs and petty tyrants have done it through the ages – by forcing you and I to cover their debts. Here’s how it happens. Whenever you create or produce too much of anything its value goes down.
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Household Budget: Bread and Pasta Prices Likely to Remain High
http://invest.ucan2.com/ household-budget-bread-and-pasta-prices-likely-to-remai…Yielding Wealth | Personal Finance: If you’re like me, it’s time to make an adjustment in the monthly budget. The dairy that we use is announcing increased prices on milk, cheese and eggs. And the fuel surcharge for delivery has gone up. Again. Not that we mind that much.
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