Inflation rises 3.3% in May, 0.1% less than expected

You mean just hand out other people’s money? That will just punish the successful, hard-working people and reward those who don’t get jobs.
Whose money are you planning to use to help those poor retirees?
 
Whose money are you planning to use to help poor retirees?
Well I’m not suggesting just handing them money, if that’s what you think.

Once we get Trump back in, we can start bringing costs down - starting with energy prices. That will help poor(er) retirees when they can start affording things again.

Go Trump!
 
Well I’m not suggesting just handing them money, if that’s what you think.

Once we get Trump back in, we can start bringing costs down - starting with energy prices. That will help poor(er) retirees when they can start affording things again.

Go Trump!
Energy prices are set by a world market are you suggesting Trump stop society again for lower gas prices?
 
Those are good numbers.

Going to be a good day for the market and a bad day for MAGA

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A new report from the Center on Immigration Studies reveals that most job growth since the pandemic has gone to immigrants, both legal and illegal, while labor force participation among U.S.-born men remains at historic lows.
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From May 2019 to May 2024, the number of employed immigrants increased by 3.2 million, while U.S.-born employment grew by only 971,000.

U.S.-born men, especially those without a bachelor's degree, continue to experience historically low labor force participation rates.

The decline in labor force participation among U.S.-born men has significant social and economic implications, including increased crime, social isolation, overdose deaths, and welfare dependency.

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A new report from the Center on Immigration Studies reveals that most job growth since the pandemic has gone to immigrants, both legal and illegal, while labor force participation among U.S.-born men remains at historic lows.

The LFPR for men has been dropping since 1950. It did not slow in the slightest under Trump

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The core working age LFPR is as levels not seen in 20 plus years.

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Inflation Rises by 3.3% in May Compared to the Previous May, Bringing the Cumulative Total Inflation to Almost 20% Since Biden Was Elected​


Yea, that is the way inflation works
I am a lowly retiree and my pension has increased 17.8 percent since Biden was elected
 
Yea, that is the way inflation works
I am a lowly retiree and my pension has increased 17.8 percent since Biden was elected
That’s because government retirees have nothing to worry about, which explains why they vote for harmful Democrat policies. They are protected from the consequences of their vote.
 
That’s because government retirees have nothing to worry about, which explains why they vote for harmful Democrat policies. They are protected from the consequences of their vote.
Social Security and Military Pensions have also seen a 17.8 percent increase under Biden
 
It’s how they’re contending with the high price of groceries and gas. Once they reach their credit limit, it can get ugly.
Some get wrapped up with inflation too much that they champion Biden when it falls. As goods increased exponentially, that drove the cost of services up too. And the percentage of this increase has been mind boggling. I've even seen some building products eventually double in price. So all these folk are simply championing a lower inflation not increasing the already high prices/costs as much.

So a 4.1% pay rise when inflation is 3.3% doesn't really make goods and services really any more affordable. Just means some could buy an extra coffee and sandwich per month.
 

Inflation cooled more than expected in May, a welcome sign for the Federal Reserve even as prices remained uncomfortably high for millions of Americans.

The Labor Department said Wednesday that the consumer price index, a broad measure of how much everyday goods like gasoline, groceries and rent cost, was unchanged in May from the previous month. Prices climbed 3.3% from the same time last year. Both of those figures are lower than the 3.4% headline gain and 0.1% monthly increase forecast by LSEG economists.

Lipstick on an pig?

Enjoy your 0.1% negative "savings" that will be revised downward in a month.

I can't find the revised figures from last month....Yet.
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/——/ “even as prices remained uncomfortably high for millions of Americans.”

Yearly inflation is cumulative. It’s still 120% up from 2020.
 
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