I'm sorry to say that. It seems that you never heard about the BigMac Index to get an impression about different currencies and their value. It's boring to argue with you. You don't even realize that i dont care about any foreign currency or price range as i live in Germany. And i'm only interested in the price range here in germany. If you have to pay 100 Norwegian Krones or 10.000 dosn't matter me in any way. I do not buy the CPU in your country and import it on my own. As long as you don't realize that you argue like a fool. I send you on my ignore list. I don't use to discuss with fools anyway. They only steal my time.
The shops have a vertain percentage range between the price the pay and they charge for. That's their income. If the price dropped they got the products cheaper. This range is also named Margin. That's one conclusion i got when i was working at germans biggest IT-distributor as a product manager. So. If that price drops AMD sells the CPU's cheaper and some dealerships bought it cheaper. When the price raises AMD is selling that CPU more expesive and the shops are adapting that higher prices in their calculation to keep the margin. Businesses are not a humabnitary organizations.

So yes, you're right. The amount of people losing money by this is much bigger than those who win. Just because the gaming guys are one of the minority buying that processors. The Majority of the buyers are in the professional segment using a computer for making money (professional users).