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Another link: mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2021 #1
From the source: mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2021 #2
CPI data series. 3.00% annualized increase since pre-pandemic Feb 2020 high point progree Jun 2021 #7
Corrected [See below] mathematic Jun 2021 #13
Thank you, Progree and Mathematic for breaking it down. Bucky Jun 2021 #20
Showing that 3.758% over 15 months is 3.00% annualized. And 5.16% over 2 years progree Jun 2021 #22
Oh wow, I need to use my calculator more mathematic Jun 2021 #23
And thank you. I'll fix my original post #7 in a minute or two /nt progree Jun 2021 #24
This message was self-deleted by its author CountAllVotes Jun 2021 #8
real avg hourly earnings of production and non-supervisory workers also down 0.2% progree Jun 2021 #26
Common problem here in Australia too. Aussie105 Jun 2021 #3
No, they're definitely higher than any Trump-years prices Bucky Jun 2021 #21
Despite bottoming out, aggregate consumer incomes are flagging and unable to support bucolic_frolic Jun 2021 #4
Once Again, Misleading... GB_RN Jun 2021 #5
This message was self-deleted by its author CountAllVotes Jun 2021 #9
Lockdowns eased up pretty fast IronLionZion Jun 2021 #6
Yeah, we gave up booking a trip till next year oldsoftie Jun 2021 #18
so, will SS payments be increased by 5%? no, I didn't think so, but hey maybe the repukes yaesu Jun 2021 #10
They already determined our SS increase for this year, gab13by13 Jun 2021 #12
It was somewhere around that. I was surprised. George II Jun 2021 #15
Yes, it will. It's based off of this very BLS inflation report mathematic Jun 2021 #16
And my raise for the next fiscal year will most likely be....1.5% hibbing Jun 2021 #11
Comparing last May to this May is a little misleading. Last year prices were flat or in some areas.. George II Jun 2021 #14
May 2021 over May 2019: 2.55%/year. May 2021 over Feb 2020: 3.00% annualized progree Jun 2021 #25
Inflation is going to be an issue & they better realize it oldsoftie Jun 2021 #17
Stop the spiral,,,, Cryptoad Jun 2021 #19
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