Consumer Prices Surged 5% in May, Largest Yearly Increase Since 08′

Consumer prices rose by five percent year-over-year according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the largest yearly increase since 2008. NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle discusses how inflation could impact the economy.» Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC
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Consumer Prices Surged 5% in May, Largest Yearly Increase Since 08′

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9 thoughts on “Consumer Prices Surged 5% in May, Largest Yearly Increase Since 08′

  1. I wonder why NBC refused to correlate the record money printing over the last year with record inflation numbers?
    If history has proven anything, the one thing we know is you can't print trillions of dollars without the causation of inflation.

  2. Those economists who think that prices will "normalize" in the future are only fooling themselves. Prices only go up, and not the other way around in the absence of a recession.
    American monetary and fiscal policy aren't helping either. It's easy to figure out that printing U.S dollars and paying stimulus checks cause inflation.

  3. Greed greed greed. It's not a fuel issue, it's not pipeline closures, it's not a logistical issue, it's not a political issue. It's plain old GREED.

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