So all those years, the central bank ceded the clouds of inflation.

Now the downpour has started our September read on producer prices,

the supplier side of the cost equation,

expected up to 10s on headline, multiply that by two,

up four 10s, up four 10s.

That's the hottest since it was in June when it was up 1% and if we look at X

food and energy, which almost sounds silly because food and energy,

especially energy, that's the big enchilada here.

X food and energy, it did come in as expected up three 10s,

up three 10s.

And of course, in the rear view mirror, we have up four 10s.

Don't see revision yet.

Now if we strip out food, energy and trade,

it's double expectations up four 10s.

Now we get to the real numbers year over year, final demand,

expected up 8.4 is hotter than expected, up 8.5.

Now the high water mark for this one is going to be up 11.7.

Yes, you heard me right 11.7.

That was in March, all the high water marks for producer prices were made in March.

So that is indeed good news 8.5.

That almost sounds crazy in and of itself.

X food and energy up 7.2,

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