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Export Prices Jump 3.3 Percent Monthly, Revealing Domestic Inflation Crisis
The Peter Schiff Show
Real Rates Are Collapsing and Nobody Sees It — Gold's Biggest Setup Ever
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"Export prices in April surged by 3.3% in one month. Year-over-year export prices are now up 8.8%. The export prices are more important because that 100% reflects U.S. inflation. This 100% reflects U.S. inflation. Oil prices went up, they're gonna continue to go up, bond yields are gonna continue to go up."
Schiff highlighted April export price data showing a 3.3% monthly surge and 8.8% year-over-year increase, which he argued is a purer measure of U.S. domestic inflation than import prices. Since exported goods are also consumed domestically, these price increases signal broader cost pressures hitting American consumers regardless of trade dynamics.
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- Real Rates Are Collapsing and Nobody Sees It — Gold's Biggest Setup Ever
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