How long do you think the “victory” over inflation will last?

This will make you a gold bug [DWR Logo]( Hi Reader If you look at inflation like this, you won’t get surprised like all the experts did a few years ago. Things are looking good right now. The price jumps of the last few years have slowed quite a bit. Some prices are even dropping. Cars and apparel were actually both down in last month's CPI. It’s a welcome reprieve, but we’ve got a chart that shows it’s going to be temporary. This chart shows the much interest the U.S. is paying on the national debt: [gold] You can quickly see that interest is now higher than the $1 trillion/yr defense spending. It’s a major jump and here’s why it matters to you. This interest expense is a huge part of a structural and growing budget deficit. It pushed last year’s federal budget deficit to $1.7 trillion. This deficit needs to be filled by something. It won’t be filled by spending cuts or taxes though (regardless of which party is in charge). Therefore, it must be inflated away. In a country where GDP is $25 trillion, a $1.7 trillion deficit works out to 6.8% inflation. That’s pretty bad. But it gets even worse. The budget deficit this year is set to hit $2 trillion, which is 8% of GDP. And it’s only going up from there. Inflation isn’t a temporary post-pandemic phenomenon and the best time to get ready for the next wave will be the current reprieve. [Click here to see one simple way to protect yourself from inflation.]( [Read More Button]( Dynamic Wealth Research 2010 West Avenue K #623 Lancaster, California 93536 We are sending this message to {EMAIL}. [UNSUBSCRIBE]( | [PRIVACY POLICY](