Just went through the latest CPI data. Here's what caught my eye: food prices jumped 0.7% and natural gas service spiked 4.4%. On the surface, the headline number looks tame—but that's only because oil and used car prices took a hit. Strip those out and you see the real picture: everyday living costs are actually climbing. That's the disconnect nobody talks about enough.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 12h ago
The cost of real life is rising rapidly, but the data is lying. When oil prices fall, inflation appears to be moderate.
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TokenDustCollector
· 12h ago
Just say it, those mainstream data are all smoke and mirrors. Food and gas are the real expenses draining wallets.
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FunGibleTom
· 12h ago
The money in my wallet is depreciating, but we still have to keep buying groceries, right?
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MEVSupportGroup
· 12h ago
The real story behind the plunge in oil prices and used car prices is the soaring cost of daily living—this trick is played so smoothly.
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MetaverseMigrant
· 12h ago
When oil prices and used car prices drop, it gives the central bank an excuse to be complacent—truly brilliant. Food and energy are the real killers.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 12h ago
The decline in traditional car prices is just to save the market; real prices have already skyrocketed.
Just went through the latest CPI data. Here's what caught my eye: food prices jumped 0.7% and natural gas service spiked 4.4%. On the surface, the headline number looks tame—but that's only because oil and used car prices took a hit. Strip those out and you see the real picture: everyday living costs are actually climbing. That's the disconnect nobody talks about enough.