Die CPI-Veröffentlichung im vergangenen Monat verzeichnete die Preise für Tarif-Exponiertengüter zu mehreren Jahrzehnten. Sie müssen sich noch der Gesamtinflation durchsetzen, aber das scheint wie Nur eine Frage der Zeit.
Von Pragmacro
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Die CPI-Veröffentlichung im vergangenen Monat verzeichnete die Preise für Tarif-Exponiertengüter zu mehreren Jahrzehnten. Sie müssen sich noch der Gesamtinflation durchsetzen, aber das scheint wie Nur eine Frage der Zeit.
Von Pragmacro
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Source: [Bureau of Labor Statistics](https://www.bls.gov/cpi/tables/supplemental-files/)
Tool: Excel
I think it’s interesting to note that retaliatory tariffs and other trade measures imposed by other countries will on the other hand reduce export demand for many US products, which in turn should lower those prices. Bourbon is one example of a product that has become markedly cheaper after the tariff wars started.
Oh look mandatory inflation.
Inflation is primarily driven by high volume day to day items like food and energy. Increases in low volume and low cost items like the ones being most effected in your chart will not drive a significant increase in inflation. People will just buy less cheap plastic crap like toys and window coverings and just go longer before upgrading their electronics.
Are these tariffs low key good for the environment? Seems like they might drive a reduction in consumption of wasteful cheap goods.
irrelevant of US , such kind of plans are (if it works) for long term stability , not short term gains .
so increase in prices in short term is expected, while drop of prices and stability is expected long term