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📝 INTERVIEW | Inflation, Indexation and Venezuela’s Distributive Problem: A Conversation with Tony Boza A Venezuelan economist challenges monetarist dogmas on inflation and calls for more debate on economic policies. Tony Boza, National Assembly member and longtime advocate of wage indexation, argues that Venezuela’s economic strategy sacrifices workers’ incomes to control inflation. He insists the root issue is not monetary but distributive: “If the cake has grown, why is the slice still small?” Boza also warns that U.S. sanctions have distorted Venezuela’s economic structure and should not be treated as a secondary factor. 🔗 Read the latest VA interview here: https://shorturl.at/9pZRw #Economy#Inflation#Wages

📈💰US INFLATION SPIKES TO 3.3% AS CONSUMER SENTIMENT CRASHES 🔹 March CPI jumped 0.9% monthly (11% annualized) driven by 33% gasoline price surge 🛢️ 🔹 Consumer sentiment plummeted to record low 47.6 in April, down 10.7% from March 📉 🔹 Unemployment fell to 4.3% but labor force participation dropped 400,000 people 👥 🔹 Jobs market added 178,000 positions in March after February's 133,000 decline 📊 🔹 Wage growth at 3.8% year-over-year but productivity gains offset inflation pressures 💵 Iran war driving oil prices sky-high while Americans feel economic anxiety despite solid employment! 🔥 Fed's 2% target looking like a distant dream 📊 #Economy#Inflation @america

📰 NEWS | Venezuela: Maduro Gov’t Announces May Day Bonus Increase, Maintains Wage Freeze On April 30, President Maduro announced increases to non-wage bonuses for public sector workers and pensioners. Monthly income rose from $130 to $160 via the “economic war” and food bonuses, but the minimum wage remains at 130 BsD (~$1.50) and has not been updated since March 2022. A new “unified bonus” was also announced, expected to reach 5 million families via the Homeland platform. Trade unions and leftist groups criticized the continued focus on bonuses over salaries, citing labor law violations. 🗞 Full report via: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuela-maduro-govt-announces-may-day-bonus-increase-maintains-wage-freeze/ #economy#wages

💰🇺🇸US ECONOMY HITS TURBULENCE AMID IRAN WAR 🔹 Job losses mount: 202K jobs shed since Trump took office, healthcare only bright spot 📊 🔹 Inflation spikes: Producer prices up 0.8% vs 0.3% forecast, worst in months ⬆️ 🔹 Gas prices rocket 19% to $3.45 after Iran strikes, Goldman warns inflation could hit 3% 🛢️ 🔹 GDP growth disappointing: Q4 at 1.4% vs 2.8% expected due to government shutdown 📉 🔹 Dow Jones down 5% over past month as war costs escalate 📈 🔹 Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs as illegal, 16% peak rate expires July 💸 Iran war is costing America big time. Who's going to pay for this mess? 🔥💸 #USNews#economy#inflation#Iran @america

The Maduro administration has looked to tackle a devaluation of the national currency that endangers recent low inflation. New IOUs and bonds aim to reduce liquidity, while 350 public firms face privatization under a 'Chevron model.' Read the full report here: https://shorturl.at/SEVSf #economy#forex#inflation

The black market bolívar-USD exchange rate has been 15-20 percent above the official one in recent days. The Venezuelan Central Bank has ramped up its foreign currency injections. At the same time, authorities are looking to boost credit options. Read the report: https://venezuelanalysis.com/news/venezuela-govt-looks-to-preserve-low-inflation-as-forex-gap-increases/ #Economy#Inflation#Sanctions#Forex

🇿🇼Zimbabvedagi giperinflyatsiya: Qanday qilib 100 trillion dollar qiymatini yo‘qotdi ➡️ 2000-yillarda Zimbabve tarixdagi eng jiddiy iqtisodiy ofatlardan biri-giperinflyatsiyaga duch keldi. Milliy valyutaning tez qadrsizlanishi natijasida tovarlar va xizmatlar narxi tom ma’noda, har soatiga ikki baravarga oshishiga olib keldi. 🔎 Batafsil 🚩 Гиперинфляция в Зимбабве: Как 100 триллионов долларов превратились в ничто ❌ В 2000-х годах Зимбабве столкнулось с одной из самых серьёзных экономических катастроф в истории — гиперинфляцией. В результате стремительного обесценивания национальной валюты цены на товары и услуги удваивались буквально каждые несколько часов. 🔎 Подробнее #GraduateSchool#Inflation#Money#Economy 🔝Web-site |🔝Facebook | 🔝Instagram | 🔝Youtube

📉Inflyatsiyaning asosiy sababi pul muomalasi kanallarining to'lib ketishi oqibatida, iqtisodiyotdagi pul hajmi tovar aylanmasi ehtiyojlaridan oshib ketishi hisoblanadi. 💵 Narxlarning umumiy darajasi ko‘tarilishi natijasida mamlakat milliy valyuta sotib olish qobiliyatining sustlashishi kuzatiladi. Bu esa, o‘z navbatida, davlat pul birligining qadrsizlanishini keltirib chiqaradi. 📉 The main cause of inflation is an excess in the money supply, when the volume of money in the economy exceeds the needs of commodity turnover. 💵 An increase in the general price level results in a decrease in the purchasing power of the national currency. This, in turn, leads to the depreciation of the national currency. #GraduateSchool#Inflation#Money#Economy 🔝Web-site |🔝Facebook | 🔝Instagram | 🔝Youtube

⛽💸GAS PRICES EXPLODE PAST AS AMERICANS FACE 57 EXTRA ANNUAL COST 🔹 National average hits .16 per gallon — first time above since August 2022, up 37% from February ⬆️📈 🔹 California drivers paying .89/gallon while diesel reaches .52 in some states — trucking costs skyrocketing 🚚💰 🔹 March inflation spike hits 21.2% on gasoline alone — largest monthly jump since 2022 crisis 📊🔥 🔹 Airlines raising airfares as jet fuel costs surge, package delivery and public transport also affected ✈️📦 Crude oil over 00/barrel with no relief in sight 🛢️😤 Your wallet is feeling this war whether you support it or not 😰💔 #GasPrices#inflation#economy @america

🖊 COLUMN | Keeping Up With the Venezuelan Economy In her latest VA column, Jessica Dos Santos takes stock of "good news" and "bad news" from the Venezuelan economy. GDP is set to grow for a fifth straight year and the oil sector weathered the recent escalation of US sanctions, but the inflation specter and low incomes for the majority remain to be addressed. 🔗 Read the column here: https://venezuelanalysis.com/columns/keeping-up-with-the-venezuelan-economy/ #Venezuela#Economy#Inflation#Inequality

📉💰 WALL STREET BLOODBATH: DOW DROPS 520 POINTS AS INFLATION RUNS HOT 🔹 PPI jumps 0.5% in January — double what economists expected 📊 🔹 Nvidia crashes 4% AGAIN despite record earnings — $200B wiped in 2 days 😱 🔹 OpenAI raises $110B at $730B valuation — Amazon puts in $50B, Nvidia $30B 🤖 February ends red for Nasdaq & S&P 500 — rate cut hopes fading fast 📉🔥 #economy#stocks#inflation @america

Americans feel crushed. Basic survival has replaced aspiration. That shift crept in quietly, bill by bill, renewal by renewal, until the future felt less like a horizon and more like a choke point. Half of Americans now struggle to pay basic bills on time. Tax refunds, once earmarked for trips or treats, now determine whether the lights stay on. Nearly four in ten people have been displaced from their homes by rising costs. For Gen Z, it is worse. Roughly half have moved not for adventure or opportunity, but because staying put became impossible. The damage is financial, but it’s also psychological. Two-thirds of young Americans no longer believe they will ever afford to live where they want. Not dream homes. Not luxury cities. Simply a place that feels stable, safe, and theirs. They have adjusted their expectations downward. Not out of humility, but exhaustion. When aiming higher feels futile, people stop lifting their eyes. They settle. That surrender poisons a society long before it bankrupts it. What many still describe as a temporary squeeze is better understood as a permanent recalibration. When nine in ten people agree there is a crisis, when keeping your head above water is considered a win, when the vast majority of unexpected money is swallowed by necessities rather than joy, something fundamental has shifted. Those who think this economy is catching its breath are mistaken. It is teaching an entire generation that the old promise no longer applies. Skeptics, particularly devoted supporters of President Trump, may dismiss this anxiety as mood rather than math. The numbers refuse to play along. Consumer spending continues, yes, but the foundation is cracking. Credit card debt has surged to record highs, topping $1.2 trillion.A third of adults have raided their savings in just the past few months. More than a quarter now lean harder on credit cards simply to cover routine purchases. Buy-now-pay-later plans, once marketed for gadgets and fashion, are increasingly used for groceries. Prices tell the same story. Housing costs jumped sharply in just two years. Coffee rose nearly 20 percent year over year. Beef climbed 15 percent. Medical care rose again. These aren’t abstract charts or distant averages, but brutal prices staring back at Americans at checkout counters, pharmacy windows and rental offices. For those who think people are buying more, they aren’t. They’re paying more for what they’ve always needed. Americans are spending because they must. Survival now runs on credit. Analysts note that consumers are “muscling through,” relying on willpower rather than margin. When 70 percent say their area is no longer affordable and nearly half report their finances worsening year over year, that isn’t mass misperception but a clear-eyed assessment of daily reality. The hardest truth to acknowledge is that this pressure is about to compound. Just as families scramble to cover today’s bills, the job market that once offered escape is beginning to buckle. In recent weeks, advances in AI erased hundreds of billions of dollars in software valuations, not on hype, but performance. Tools that once assisted now replace. Systems that once supported now substitute. Entire workflows are being absorbed by algorithms that don’t sleep, negotiate, or need raises. Even the people who built these systems admit to feeling uneasy about watching their own work automated. Engineers speak openly of communities dissolving as human collaboration gives way to silent computation. The immediate damage has already arrived. But the deeper danger lies ahead. Investors are no longer pricing AI as a tool that helps workers. They are pricing it as a replacement for them. For graduates with fancy degrees entering a market where starter jobs are vanishing, the timing couldn’t be worse. The roles that once absorbed educated workers are the first to be erased. For those already employed, the picture isn’t much better. As companies discover that algorithms cost less than salaries, layoffs accelerate. #Inflation 👂More on Trump's Ear ⚠️