/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50597265
stocks are below their pre-pandemic levels

Rate hikes only reduce inflation, they never reverse it.
Prices will continue to climb at 3-4% per year for the foreseeable future.

>>50597265
imagine thinking this. tell me when any consumables, gas or groceries or rent or anything, EVER, went down in price. the prices will NEVER go back down.

When inflation stops, prices stay high. That's what they don't tell you.

>>50597412
oil once was -$34

>>50597412
Oil dropped after 2007.

>>50597502
>>50597514
yeah.as a commodity being traded.but did the price at the pumps drop? not by much. when oil goes up 50%, they raise the price at the pump 50% (and they do it that very day), when it drops by 40%, they lower the price by 5% (about three months later).

>>50597357
this guy gets it. all the fed hikes in the world arent going to reverse inflation. the only thing that will take a real hit is housing, and that too never lasts, sooner or later they pump it.

and the only time this doesnt happen is when the whole economy completely gets fucked up byond repair. when the fuckign kikes decide to "bust out" the currency in a final all consuming firesale of hyperinflation and depression, which is almost always foreshadows the wars (civil or otherwise).

anyone thinking the prices going back down doesnt realize we live in a world where Hitler allowed the jews to flee instead of killing them all.

>>50597265
>So shops are going to put prices of food and drinks back down to pre-inflation levels now that inflation is over, right?
Yes that's how it works, but only if you completely ditch the currency and make a new one.
e.g. Germany after hyperinflation.

>>50597265
Food inflation is here to stay and will certainly increase dramatically in the coming years as major agricultural exporters like Canada and the Netherlands drastically slash production in the name of climate change.

House prices will fall dramatically, but interest rates are way higher so mortgage payments will be about the same as they were a couple years ago or a bit more. Housing will also recover fast in growth markets like Florida, Phoenix, Charlotte, etc.

Used cars and consumer goods like most plastic shit from China are gonna go way down in price to pre pandemic levels or lower for awhile as supply catches up with pent up demand, prices will rise again in a year or so but will probably take 2-3 years to catch up with where they are now - note this will be presented as discounts and sales, not a permanent price reduction but it will be significant.

>>50597653
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