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Disliked{quote} PPI is supposed to measure both prices paid by producers and prices paid to producers if I remember correctly.Ignored
DislikedOil Crash Threatens Petrodollar Dominance: A Perfect Storm? Before the FOMC conference tonight, I'd like to highlight the potential for an oil crash. Oil has been under selling pressure for the past month due to a combination of factors How does it effect PetroDollar ? Potentiallly consequences for the US dollar. Declining Oil Prices: Oil prices are experiencing a significant downward trend, putting pressure on one of the traditional sources of dollar demand. Jay Pow's Rate Hike: The Federal Reserve's anticipated interest rate hike tomorrow could...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks DANTPM for sharing your view. Therefore is it generally correct to say that PPI leads CPI in inflation measurement. ? As I understand it it correctly; PPI data reflects price changes at the wholesale level, before goods reach consumers. This means PPI captures inflation earlier than CPI, which measures the prices consumers pay at the retail level. Producers tend to adjust their prices to reflect changes in their input costs, such as raw materials and energy. These changes are reflected in PPI data before they are passed on to consumers...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks DANTPM for sharing your view. Therefore is it generally correct to say that PPI leads CPI in inflation measurement. ? As I understand it it correctly; PPI data reflects price changes at the wholesale level, before goods reach consumers. This means PPI captures inflation earlier than CPI, which measures the prices consumers pay at the retail level. Producers tend to adjust their prices to reflect changes in their input costs, such as raw materials and energy. These changes are reflected in PPI data before they are passed on to consumers...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Adding to your points,bro. There is still some implication attached to it. Rising Cost leave Businesses 2 choices, #1 Accept the reduced profits (at least in short term), or, #2 Simply passed the rising cost to consumers by rising their sales price of their finished products/services. Businesses choose 1st option when they anticipate that the rising price of their raw materials/ spart parts is temporarily. They dont want to reduce their sales volume. On the other hand, 2nd choices, they expect that the rising cost of production will be trending...Ignored