Carluxo makes no sense in comparing inflation between the United States and Brazil
1 min readSon of the President Jair Bolzano, Rio Councilor Carlos Bolzano (Republicans) He used Instagram to try to ease the dire consequences of inflation, which reached 10.6% last month during his father’s government. In the release, Carlaxo raises an article on inflation rates in the United States from the American newspaper The Wall Street Journal, whose consumer prices rose 6.2%. “Stay home and we’ll see the economy later,” he began. “You already know who will complain,” he added. Easy.
The councilor’s comparison, however, is meaningless. The trillion-dollar government was completely hit by economic stimulus packages Swelling The United States, like Brazil, is based on rising commodity prices – but political uncertainty and wrong choices, yes, the impact on Brazil by the Jair Bolzano government.
“Rising commodity prices affect the US economy and our economy. But the mobilization of production chains. But here, in addition to commodity prices, we have to calculate the depreciation of our currency. Says Bros.
Government moves such as the PEC dos Precatório and the removal of the spending ceiling are also having a significant impact. “The stalemate around the ceiling increases uncertainty, which is a very strong inflation channel.”
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