Submitted by Joseph Carson, former chief economist at AllianceBernstein
www.zerohedge.com/markets/...s-more-market-reported-inflation
"The Fed has an inflation problem, but it's not the failure to meet an arbitrary target. The problem is that there is a significant separation between reported and market inflation. The uncoupling is not new and is a statistical issue. But it has become a thorny policy problem as easy money creates more market than reported inflation.
Price estimates for owner-occupied housing (which accounts for roughly one-quarter of the CPI) do not reflect market prices, nor are they based on data for owner-occupied homes. In the CPI, owner-occupied home costs are estimated based on what people could have earned had they rented their house.However, since the late 1990s, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has been using rents of primary residence as a proxy for the implied rent for owner-occupied housing, even though the markets' characteristics and price trends are fundamentally different...."
eigentlich ist aber die Inflation der störende Faktor heute:alles in Rot ausser BMW und Curevac
aber die Banken steigen und Nvidia und Tesla fallen mehr als 4 %, Techwerte unisono
hat natürlich Gründe: www.marketwatch.com/story/...11618845568?mod=newsviewer_click
www.marketwatch.com/story/...-2021-04-19?mod=newsviewer_click
und natürlich das Virus www.marketwatch.com/articles/...cords-51618823832?mod=markets