Brazil's annual inflation rate was 8.1 percent last month, well above the central bank's target range of 2.25-5.25 percent.

All resource colonies are now paying for US/EU and Japan monetary injections. And note -despite on big surges in resource prices salaries in colonies never follow them. All the extra money usually remain in the metropolies banks.

Prices of used vehicles sold at auctions around the US in May spiked by 4.6% from April, by 26% year-to-date, and by 45% from April 2019, according to the Used Vehicle Value Index released today by Manheim, the largest auto auction operator in the US and a unit of Cox Automotive.

Taiwanese PCB makers saw their combined first-quarter 2021 output value at their plants in Taiwan and China surge 26.7% on year to NT$173.4 billion (US$6.11 billion), a record high for the same quarter, according to statistics released by Taiwan Printed Circuit Association (TPCA).

Dell and HP, among the leading players in the global personal computer market, warn that laptop shortages may emerge in the coming months.

The expected shortage in the global PC market is due to difficulties in the production of computer components, in particular, processors. HP says that the supply of computers and printers will be limited until at least the end of this year.

Dell, in turn, notes that the observed picture will lead to higher prices for computers. The company warns that it may simply not be able to meet all orders for laptop shipments.

In 1934, on the initiative of I.V. Stalin, it was decided to reduce retail prices by 35% compared to 1933. From 10/01/1935 prices for bread, flour, grain, pasta, cereals, rice, as well as for confectionery were reduced. In November, prices for meat were reduced by 35%.
In 1937, prices for industrial consumer goods were reduced in the general trade network by 5-15%, in department stores - by 10-15%. In 1947 bread, flour and cereals fell in price by 10%. In 1948, Moskvich cars became more affordable by 10%. Motorcycles and bicycles have fallen in price by 20%.
On March 1, 1950, a loaf of bread fell in price by 30%. Beef and pork prices fell 24%. Butter fell in price by 30%.
After the war, gasoline became cheaper in the USSR on a regular basis. In 1951, the price per liter fell by 20%.

Capitalists hate all this... With all their guts.

Some clear definitions:

INFLATION - the excess issue of paper money under capitalism, causing their depreciation and used by the ruling classes to shift government spending on the working people and increase their exploitation.

(c) Political dictionary edited by B.N. Ponomarev. Second edition. Moscow. State Publishing House. 1958

In the first quarter, tea at auctions in India itself rose by 46%. In April - by another 40%.