Elizabeth Warren grills nominee Phelan over 3.4% wage growth lagging inflation while Biden’s full term saw cumulative core PCE inflation of 15% to 17%.
pic.twitter.com/Qj6NKCLEB4 — John Gilbert (@MyLiberalPony) June 25, 2026
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SPY has been flat for the past 2 years and 2 months, while cumulative inflation since then is 13%.
by SilbergleitJunior Hedge Funds Versus Asset Managers… If Hedge Funds Are Right We Are Screwed S&P 500 has entered its weakest 10-day period of the year – BofA By Investing.com
Cumulative inflation since 1950
by InternationalTop2405 Cumulative rate of inflation per decade: 1930-1940: -16.2% 1940-1950: 72.1% 1950-1960: 22.8% 1960-1970: 31.1% 1970-1980: 112.4% 1980-1990: 58.6% 1990-2000: 31.8% 2000-2010: 26.6% 2010-2020: 18.7% 2020-2023: 40.2%
Are we supposed to ignore cumulative inflation? Prices have gone up 18%+ on average in 3 years
by pman6 People like to focus on YoY inflation compared to previous year, ignoring 2-3 years ago. Things went from relatively stable 2-3% yoy inflation prior to covid, to a quick jump during 2021-2023. So cpi July 2021 was 5% over July 2020, July ’22 was 9% over 2021. July ’23 will be 3% over …
Fed’s cumulative losses exceed Treasury remittances, totaling -76.292 billion
by Dismal-Jellyfish Liabilities and Capital Liabilities: Earnings Remittances Due to the U.S. Treasury -76.292 billion as of 7/5/2023. Let’s talk about the Fed’s cumulative losses, in fewer than 9 months, are GREATER (-76.292 billion, so far vs $76 billion) than what was remitted to the U.S. Treasury for ALL of 2022… https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RESPPLLOPNWW Remember, the Fed …
Fed’s cumulative losses equal -71.875 billion remitted to Treasury in 9 months.
by Dismal-Jellyfish Liabilities and Capital: Liabilities: Earnings Remittances Due to the U.S. Treasury -71.875 billion as of 6/21/2023. Let’s talk about the Fed’s cumulative losses in 9 months that equal almost as much (-71.875 billion vs $76 billion) that they remitted to the U.S. Treasury for ALL of 2022… https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/RESPPLLOPNWW Remember, the Fed is …