German producer price inflation hits record high as energy costs spiral

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But what about all their "green" energy? Can't they just make more sunshine, just make the wind faster?

German producer prices rose in January at their fastest rate since modern records began, soaring 25% as energy costs spiraled and extending a run of sharp increases expected to keep consumer inflation at around 5% for several months more.

The jump in PPI, considered a leading indicator for consumer prices, was the biggest since 1949, when West and East Germany were founded and the country’s post-war economic data series began.

Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the figure, published on Monday by the Federal Statistics Office, to remain at December’s 24.2%. Sharp increases of 18.4% and 19.2% respectively were logged in October and November, respectively.


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German producer price inflation hits record high as energy costs spiral

BERLIN — German producer prices rose in January at their fastest rate since modern records began, soaring 25% as energy costs spiraled and extending a run of…

nationalpost.com

 

[Darkwind]

Haven't you heard?

It's Putin's fault.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

But what about all their "green" energy? Can't they just make more sunshine, just make the wind faster?

German producer prices rose in January at their fastest rate since modern records began, soaring 25% as energy costs spiraled and extending a run of sharp increases expected to keep consumer inflation at around 5% for several months more.​

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The jump in PPI, considered a leading indicator for consumer prices, was the biggest since 1949, when West and East Germany were founded and the country’s post-war economic data series began.​

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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the figure, published on Monday by the Federal Statistics Office, to remain at December’s 24.2%. Sharp increases of 18.4% and 19.2% respectively were logged in October and November, respectively.​

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German producer price inflation hits record high as energy costs spiral

BERLIN — German producer prices rose in January at their fastest rate since modern records began, soaring 25% as energy costs spiraled and extending a run of…

nationalpost.com

Solar energy is the cheapest energy in history.
Germans must pay very little for electricity, eh?

 

[excalibur]

Solar energy is the cheapest energy in history.
Germans must pay very little for electricity, eh?

Not. Solar energy is only "cheap" when subsidies are ignored, and the fact that when the sun doesn't shine you get nada unless you have battery backup and then there is an additional expense for those batteries.

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

RUSSIA BAD!

LMAO!

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Not. Solar energy is only "cheap" when subsidies are ignored, and the fact that when the sun doesn't shine you get nada unless you have battery backup and then there is an additional expense for those batteries.

But I see libs posting all the time about how super cheap it is.

They can't be lying, can they?

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

But what about all their "green" energy? Can't they just make more sunshine, just make the wind faster?

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The Gang Green Need a Carbon Footprint Stomping on Their Faces

Actually, what the Unabomber Cult calls "Clean Air" does make the wind faster. Common sense, but not Commie Science, should tell you that auto emissions make the air thicker and slow down the wind.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

But what about all their "green" energy? Can't they just make more sunshine, just make the wind faster?

German producer prices rose in January at their fastest rate since modern records began, soaring 25% as energy costs spiraled and extending a run of sharp increases expected to keep consumer inflation at around 5% for several months more.​

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The jump in PPI, considered a leading indicator for consumer prices, was the biggest since 1949, when West and East Germany were founded and the country’s post-war economic data series began.​

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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the figure, published on Monday by the Federal Statistics Office, to remain at December’s 24.2%. Sharp increases of 18.4% and 19.2% respectively were logged in October and November, respectively.​

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German producer price inflation hits record high as energy costs spiral

BERLIN — German producer prices rose in January at their fastest rate since modern records began, soaring 25% as energy costs spiraled and extending a run of…

nationalpost.com

Is this Biden's fault as well?

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Is this Biden's fault as well?

Nah, Germany has their own group of idiots in power.

 

[Rogue AI]

We all know what happened the last time Germany had horrific inflation. Perhaps we should just bomb them now.