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  1. Jelly indeed. Buckle up. Shit be spinning round the fan now. Hopefully those that could have paid down debt. Interesting times. We have no control over this so will have to wait it out. I’ve started buying lotto. What else can ya do?

    1. Arent we suppose to protest somewhere – outside Costco? With big signs warning everyone that we are well inside the dying zone of Climate Chaos now. Only thing we can do now is offer our children some kind of chance of survival in the decades ahead.

      How about we start turning up outside fossil fuel HQs or at major road intersections, not to disrupt but to bring attention to what the real deal is.

  2. Have to keep in mind though that an immense amount of wealth was created during the plague years with all that credit creation. To get back to only 2019 levels Auckland house prices need to fall spectacularly.

    US Fed trying to do a controlled demolition. Very risky but not impossible odds.

    We have obviously entered the chaos and death zone of Climate “Change” decades earlier than IPCC conservative modelling predicted ( ha ha jokes on you selfish Boomers! ). This is what will destroy the current economic system with climatic external shock after external shock smashing civilization from now on.

  3. Really? The head of the fed states close to the blatantly obvious and this isn’t factored into the market already? It just shows people with vested interests start rumours for their own benefit to get people thinking the fed won’t take a text book approach to quelling inflation.

  4. Isn’t “jelly” a new Zoomer word that means “jealous” (I’ve seen and heard it used by them regularly e.g. “I’m so jelly of you right now!”)? I see you’ve been using it often lately in your blogs, but I don’t understand the origins for the context that you use it for.

  5. Employers are getting concerned that the workers of the USA are getting too much of a share of the economic gains, so like a good little boy, Powell is determined to break them financially, just Volcker did 40 years ago.

    We are about to see the biggest reduction of living standards in history. The incomes of workers in NZ, Australia, the UK and Canada are going to be dragged down to where they are in China and India. The uppity workers will never challenge the investors, landlords and shareholders again

  6. It would have taken a Government led by the likes of Norman Kirk, and stacked with a caucus not unlike the one behind Kirk, to have had any real chance of heading off the looming lemming waltz.. What we have now, is what you get after over four decades of almost constant attacks on the foundations of the labour movement… And we let it happen..

  7. NZ has the fourth lowest inflation in the OECD below Australia.
    Our inflation rates are heading down as predicted at least twelve months ago.
    Exports are up.
    Just saying.

  8. NZ has the fourth lowest inflation in the OECD below Australia.
    Our inflation rates are heading down as predicted at least twelve months ago.
    Exports are up.
    Just saying.

    1. Nah. I went to buy a leg of lamb at pak n save recently but it was $50 so I didn’t. Got home and checked the freezer and pulled out a leg of lamb I’d bought some months ago with price tag showing $25 (on special) from same shop. Huge difference even considering one price on special and the other not. Bloody mental we pay so much for our own home grown food to start with. Inflation has NOT peaked

      1. I think you leg of lamb story could have been told two years ago. Lamb is ridiculous.

        I am not sure what inflation is going to do. As Damien Grant pointed out with the last CPI release, the quarter versus previous quarter trend was going down not up but everyone went on about the annual number.

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