>>20684935Because inflation in the EU is weaker as we aren't consuming as much as the US. But she also did it right at the most "beneficial" time when because of the yoy effect the yoy inflation will be low. Inflation started later in the EU and peaked thus later, which is why the numbers are delayed. Your renewal of inflation might still swap over again, but they seem to not care or expect it to not happen.
She, or she and her research team are also retards. They revised those projections up again as far as I heard. It's like they don't know the Oilmarket at all.
