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To: EBH; Roman_War_Criminal; SaveFerris; null and void; Tilted Irish Kilt

All according to plan.


15 posted on 10/16/2022 5:36:53 AM PDT by metmom (...fixing our eyes on Jesus, the Author and Perfecter of our faith….)
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To: metmom

They love to tip everybody’s hand and give us a “heads up”.

I’d say it’s coming based on what I see at work.
Supply chains are insane right now.


17 posted on 10/16/2022 5:41:55 AM PDT by Roman_War_Criminal (Jesus + Something = Nothing ; Jesus + Nothing = Everything )
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To: metmom; EBH; 4everontheRight; 4Liberty; 5thGenTexan; 45semi; 101stAirborneVet; 300winmag; ...
Prepper ping - Do you think it's bad now ? Just you wait until next year - (2023) ?
Post pandemic shutdowns, floods and drought, food and fertilizer shortages,
fuel shortages for personal transportation and product distribution
"Global growth is forecast to sharply decelerate from 6% last year to 3.2% this year and again slow next year to just 2.7% "

metmom: "All according to plan"

" Moreover, IMF is warning that the repercussions won’t just be short-term. Many lower-income nations are expected to suffer economic woes “for years to come,”
especially those that have not fully recovered economically from the COVID-19 pandemic,..
"

"What’s next: IMF says risks remain tilted to the downside, meaning things may get even worse than the baseline forecast.
For example, next year has a chance of seeing growth sputter to below 2%, an historically low level that would be a real cause for alarm. There is a possibility it could be even worse.
Further, food and energy shocks remain serious risks, especially with the U.S. dollar getting stronger, pushing up inflation.
The energy crisis is likely to have serious ramifications, with IMF keeping a close eye on Europe.
“Winter 2022 will be challenging, but winter 2023 will likely be worse,” Gourinchas said.

(My Comment) :Let me repeat : " Global growth is forecast to sharply decelerate from 6% last year to 3.2% this year and again slow next year to just 2.7% "
“Winter 2022 will be challenging, but winter 2023 will likely be worse,” Gourinchas said", in the article.

35 posted on 10/16/2022 8:22:22 AM PDT by Tilted Irish Kilt
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