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US workers are getting large raises, but not enough to keep up with higher inflation https://t.co/TgQNblCsyU
— LongConvexity (@LONGCONVEXITY) August 4, 2021
"Wall Street is buying up family homes. The rent checks are too juicy to ignore."
For institutional investors starved of returns on government bonds the millennials born between 1981 and 1996 provide an opportunity for reliable long-term income. #ZIRP https://t.co/ewwYyHrbLh pic.twitter.com/GfMjX97IlX
— Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator. (@RudyHavenstein) August 4, 2021
NEW POST: A Generational Opportunity In Commodities, Part Deux https://t.co/SudCCFHdQS pic.twitter.com/mtZ1NHbKIY
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) August 4, 2021
If you can make sense of the following, please enlighten me.
Pre-COVID Jan ‘20 vs today:
Core inflation around 1.9% vs 3.8%
Nominal 10s around 1.9% vs 1.2%
BEI 10 around 1.9% vs 2.4%
What the actual fuck?— KKGB (@INArteCarloDoss) August 4, 2021
Rent has increased a staggering 11.4% so far in 2021 (vs. ~3% pre-pandemic).
"July's spike continues to push rents well above where they would be if growth had remained on its pre-pandemic trend." —@ApartmentList
Even big cities r coming back fasthttps://t.co/sJMpsKu4UW pic.twitter.com/L2f91M9nfu
— Heather Long (@byHeatherLong) August 4, 2021