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The economist 𝕏 🇸🇪 wrote that the capital gains tax on real estate was unreasonable because the purchase price was not adjusted for inflation, while the selling price was increased. As an example, the writer took a house that was sold for 7 million kronor after being purchased for 2 million 20 years earlier. According to the writer, the capital gain would then be calculated at 5 million kronor and the state would receive 1.1 million, despite the fact that the state had not contributed to the increase in value. #reavinstskatt #bostadsmarknad #inflation (translated)

The enemy of savings books wrote that in the federal budget for 2027, despite record tax revenues, 204 billion euros in new debts are planned. He described this as completely irrational and announced that he would secure his money in stocks, real estate, gold, and Bitcoin. He also warned that the next wave of inflation is already approaching. #Schulden #Inflation #Vermögensschutz (translated)

The author previewed week 42 of 2026, listing the IMF-World Bank Meetings, inflation reports from the U.S., China and India, speeches by Lagarde and Warsh, the Fed Beige Book, RBA minutes, IEA and OPEC reports, and results from U.S. banks. https://t.co/cDRb47IX2h #WeekAhead #IMF #Inflation #US #CN #IN #EU #AU

Dr. David Lütke wrote that the state collects a trillion in taxes and additionally incurs a trillion in new debts. According to him, these amounts lead to 1.3 percent growth and minus 3.3 percent inflation, which he summarized as a two percent recession. He described the best news as a resignation from Merz. https://t.co/CBYKTaS0aR #Steuern #Wirtschaft #Politik (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that France is dragging everyone down into the abyss and the warnings are getting louder. In comparison, the financial crisis was a kindergarten. Citing Clemens Fuest in the Handelsblatt, he reported that the ECB would intervene if the interest rates on French government bonds continued to rise. Boeminghaus concluded that this would lead to severe inflation. https://t.co/kRa2iARmhx #Frankreich #Finanzkrise #EZB (translated)

The post highlighted a Wall Street Journal outlook that said currency and bond investors would focus on U.S. inflation data, as well as inflation figures from the eurozone and China and U.K. economic growth figures. https://t.co/Dxagq00cim #Finanzas #Inflación #Mercados #US #EU #CN #UK

The diesel agreement criticized by Ukraine between Trump and Putin, according to economist Samina Sultan, is unlikely to have much impact on prices in the USA and Europe and is rather seen as a symbolic attempt to reduce inflation ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. #Trump #Putin #Dieselvereinbarung (translated)

The Austrian economy faces challenges such as high labor costs and inflation, but benefits from a strong industrial base, availability of skilled workers, and a favorable geographic location, while reforms to promote innovation and modernization are necessary. #WirtschaftsstandortÖsterreich #Innovation #Industrieproduktion (translated)

The author described the standstill as a government program and cited inflation, recession, unemployment, tax burden, and the decline of the economic location as the government's balance sheet. It is not in a crisis, but is itself the crisis, he wrote. He also referred to the unresolved migration issue and mentioned hundreds of thousands in this context. https://t.co/O0DUKWOXz1 #Politik #Wirtschaft #Krise #DE (translated)

The situation is serious. "The situation is serious," acknowledged this week the governor of the Bank of France, Emmanuel Moulin, while the spread (interest rate gap) between France and Germany hovers around 140 basis points, compared to less than 90 points a month ago. The ECB "is not there to address the budgetary problems of countries, it is there to fight against inflation and to have inflation around 2%," responded Emmanuel Moulin. #DetteFrançaise #BCE #CriseEconomique (translated)

Press briefs reported that, according to Le Parisien, gas prices had increased by 5.6% in September and were expected to increase by another 6.6% on average by November 1st, a record. The average increase since the beginning of the year had then reached 42.4%, the account indicated. https://t.co/XOl7XK0rlA #inflation #énergie #prix (translated)