Could you put up acronyms like PCI and CPI, etc breaking down what they mean in like a graph on videos like this?
You give very good info but it's hard to keep track of some of the acronyms and lingo you use if you're not as familiar with the material.
It sounds like everything is going to trend towards that deflation you've warned us about. Inflation is indeed transitory in the bigger timeline but it's punishment, and it's political talking points around it, are taking all of the limelight right now.
The average american isn't keeping up with all this and probably has dangerous amounts of debt or no 5 year plan how to weather these new challenging times.
If this war continues on through to 2023 and beyond, won't it be absolutely crippling for europeans spending money on gas for heating and cooking in the winter?
Does Germany have an equivalent of the Farmer's Almanac?
CPI is consumer price index
PPI - producers price index
A simple way to think about it is the PPI is what it costs manufacturers pay for the materials going in. The CPI is the prices coming out.
I do not know about the Farmer's Almanac for Germany.
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