The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has released the June Consumer Price Index (CPI) [DATA HERE] showing yet another “surprising” increase in overall inflation. For the month of June overall inflation increased 1.3% bringing the annual rate of inflation to 9.1% as calculated.
Economists and financial pundits are “shocked”, “surprised” and the proverbial “unexpected” is running amok again amid the typeset. The reality of Joe Biden energy policy being the origin of our current inflation crisis is being avoided at all costs by the pretenders. The federal reserve raising interest rates can only impact the demand side, but it’s the supply side (total energy policy) creating the problem. Table-A shows the overview.

(CNBC) – […] The consumer price index, a broad measure of everyday goods and services related to the cost of living, soared 9.1% from a year ago, above the 8.8% Dow Jones estimate. That marked the fastest pace for inflation going back to November 1981.
First, the larger ‘layoff‘ issue is going to be more prevalent as the economy contracts and consumer demand declines. There is almost no expanded investment going into any Main Street business that sells non-essential goods.

