The US government reported a budget surplus of $116.5bn in June, the most in five years. This is part of the trend of stagflation – rising costs with rising prices and slower economic growth. So much for hyperinflation.
The US government reported a budget surplus of $116.5bn in June, the most in five years. This is part of the trend of stagflation – rising costs with rising prices and slower economic growth. So much for hyperinflation.
