Why Wholesale Prices Are Screaming While Consumer Inflation Sleeps
From US Economy with Fexingo: American GDP, Federal Spending, and Domestic Markets · 9:34
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Wholesale prices jumped 0.3 percent in October, pushing the annual rate to 6.5 percent, the highest level in nearly four years. Yet consumer inflation feels muted. Lucas and Luna unpack the widening gap between producer costs and what shoppers actually pay. They trace how supply chain bottlenecks, energy volatility, and corporate pricing power are creating a disconnect that could signal a sticky inflation rebound before the next Federal Reserve meeting. #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #EconomicsAnalysis #InflationWatch #WholesalePrices #CPIData #ProducerPrices #FedPolicy #CostPushInflation #ConsumerDemand #SupplyChainRisk #EnergyVolatility #PCEIndex #MonetaryPolicy #EconomicIndicators #MarketOutlook #LucasAndLuna #USGDP Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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