Financial blog summary of US inflation data Zero Hedge: Inflation rose 6.8% last year and is living up to expectations

On December 10, financial blogger Zero Hedge commented on US inflation data: Inflation is on target, up 6.8% year-on-year, the fastest growth since 1982. Future forecasts for the Fed affected the Fed's rate hike, the effect of the rate hike before the May meeting was 70%, and the number of inflation in 2022 rose to nearly three. Signaling the emergence of US Treasury yields, the drop was due to a 6.8% drop from the 7.0% level expected by the market. Another downside for those who hold a “temporary” view of inflation is that the drivers of inflation have continued to increase, many of them affected by the gap. Finally, while the White House was delighted to announce a wage increase, real wages fell for the eighth consecutive month in November, in line with the American standard of living.