EUR/USD retreated modestly from multi-week highs on Friday but ended up gaining

[delta59]

Timestamps? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Bueller?

[ProjectRay12]

Safemoon

[LuanRMV]

Yes finally someone is mentioning the qualifications creep. Inflation is also in a way in the cost of getting a job. whie automation might generate more jobs #doubt its also killing all the low paying low skilled jobs that you can get with less education, the new jobs will require higher education which require more money, meaning the cost of getting a job is increased tremendously. This will badly affect the social mobility and deepen the class divides.

[benskiller]

Nope

[bookgeek752]

Jump the interest rate at 8%.............The all things will go down......

[MutantKoala]

XLM CEO!

[Smity463]

"Pop goes the whistle"

[CrunchyNut24]

10:59 many of us said that from the get go in 90s! And that big sucking sound! Finally its coming to light. Thanks .

[ThatGuyGio]

%3 interest rate will bankrupt the US. It's simply not possible to raise it that high which means if inflation ever manages to slip and expectations enter a loop, there will be absolutely no way to tame it back. The US has to start paying back the debts for which it needs to let go of the strong dollar insistance that creates almost a trillion dollar deficit every year.

[NiTro_Cre8Tive]

When you give steel and lumber prices can you give units with those too.

[firestorm7893]

Does anyone know of any very rich economists?  True experts would be among the 1% and not on government pay.

[creepi26]

This is what the government wants.  Inflat their way out of debt but they just keep borrowing way more.

[Das_5665]

Shocks are all about future I think. If you wait until the company is earning a fair amount of moeny or mature, there won't be a fair price either. So some companies that is not earning very much now or even with minus earning could seem very expensive. But that doesn't mean it's in a bubble.  You take your bet or prediction about company's furture and you earn or loss. Not some value finding which is nearly impossible i think because i think the market is kind of effictive so why should you find something that is highly undervalued?

[shdwfrog]

I may be over simplifying, and maybe just down right ignorant of monetary issues. However, think of inflation like this; Nixon price capped items of consumer use to control inflation. Why hasn't anyone entertained PRICE CAPS on goods and services?? Raising prices due to lack of supply to the demand only benefits manufacturers of the product. People still do without!  Doesn't make sense!

[lil_gamer]

The government can do nothing oil is attached to everything and we use 840 million. Gal every day just in the united states. Another 80 million barrel of oil in the rest of the world and we are running OUT