Inflation Today

Australia is cooked.

🇺🇸 Fed to inject $7.5 billion in US economy. @Fin_Watch

10 bucks a fortnight... times by all the ounces I already own, cool. You do own precious metals, right, anon?

The answer is debt

Debt

🇨🇦 Financial repression intensifies

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Paper End Game ; ^XAGCAD

Bricked

They're blaming it on AI but inflation enjoyers know the truth

Ram prices quintuple. Wealth will soon be measured in terabytes

a theory of mine is that social media has completely broken the mind of Gen Z and millennials when it comes to work their whole lives they have been told to pursue college, work really hard at their 9-5 job, go above and beyond for their boss, then save some income to hopefully purchase a home and family one day all the people who followed this path are now watching their savings crumble away due to inflation. homeownership feels out of reach like never before then they turn over and look at the 21 year olds making millions of dollars posting content on YouTube and TikTok. they are able to live with freedom, not beholden to a corporation, while also getting paid enough to afford everything they want people see this and start questioning themselves. money doesn’t feel real in an economy where there is so much bifurcation between the have and have nots the point of a job becomes meaningless. you fail to find purpose in your life anymore. and while these millionaires are the outliers, their content is the one that shows up in your feed over and over again it is truly detrimental to society and i’m not sure anyone has a real solution to fix it Credit: Boringbiz_

. Government Attempts to Stabilize Eventually, Germany introduced the Rentenmark to stabilize the currency and revalue debts. But for a brief window, mortgage holders essentially got a free house. 🧠 In a Modern U.S. Scenario If the U.S. experienced Weimar-style inflation and you had a fixed-rate mortgage, you could theoretically pay it off with a few hyperinflated dollars—assuming the bank still accepted them. But: Banks Might Index Loans to Inflation Modern financial systems often include clauses or adjust rates to protect lenders. Government Could Intervene To prevent systemic collapse, authorities might freeze payments, revalue debts, or switch currencies. Digital Payments Could Delay the Effect Unlike Weimar’s cash economy, today’s digital systems might slow down the erosion of debt value. So yes, in theory, hyperinflation could let you pay off a mortgage with pocket change—but only if the system doesn’t adapt first

Empty shelves, BC Canada

It's in Canada. Supply chain issues , which means inflation whipsaw effect. We are also seeing major problems in liquor distribution supply chains