The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

Soaring Commodity Prices Refute Inflation Forecasts - Ep 1002

Jan 8, 2025
Discussions cover Donald Trump's controversial proposals and critiques of both his and Biden's economic policies. The podcast highlights soaring commodity prices and the U.S. trade deficit, revealing challenges within international relations. It questions central banks' ability to manage inflation amid rising debt. The episode further delves into the implications of government influence on the housing market and the importance of gold and silver as stable investments. Ultimately, it paints a concerning picture of inflation's future and economic health.
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Trade Deficits Misunderstood

  • Peter Schiff argues that Trump's view of trade deficits with Canada is flawed.
  • He explains deficits exist due to U.S. lacking efficient production, necessitating imports.
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Shared Blame for Inflation

  • Schiff points out Trump's and Biden's shared responsibility for the current inflation problem.
  • He highlights that the policies predate Biden's term.
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Commodity Prices Surge

  • Commodity prices hit a 14-year high, with a 28% surge in seven months.
  • This contradicts the Federal Reserve's inflation narrative.
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