Prices going up

[Fernando]

MSN

Inaction over egg shortage caused by bird flu opens up unexpected front for Donald Trump​

President Donald Trump has inherited a strong economy with booming labor and stock markets. But inflation, which appears to be picking up, the expected impact on consumer prices of tariffs on Mexico and Canada — where much of the fruit and vegetables consumed in the United States come from — and a persistent outbreak of bird flu that has driven up the price of eggs, are combining against a leader who, amid the volley of executive orders of his accelerated presidential debut, has barely paid attention to the economy. The White House’s room for maneuver seems to be shrinking as prices continue to rise, and the fact that a dozen eggs cost $14 this week in some New York supermarkets is not helping to inspire optimism among the population.

NOT JUST EGGS, BUT I GOT UNLEADED GAS TODAY AT $4.759/GALLON. WENT UP FROM LAST MONTH. PESSISMISTIC THAT PRICES WILL CONTINUE GOING UP THIS YEAR.

 

[J Grant]

MSN

Inaction over egg shortage caused by bird flu opens up unexpected front for Donald Trump​

President Donald Trump has inherited a strong economy with booming labor and stock markets. But inflation, which appears to be picking up, the expected impact on consumer prices of tariffs on Mexico and Canada — where much of the fruit and vegetables consumed in the United States come from — and a persistent outbreak of bird flu that has driven up the price of eggs, are combining against a leader who, amid the volley of executive orders of his accelerated presidential debut, has barely paid attention to the economy. The White House’s room for maneuver seems to be shrinking as prices continue to rise, and the fact that a dozen eggs cost $14 this week in some New York supermarkets is not helping to inspire optimism among the population.

NOT JUST EGGS, BUT I GOT UNLEADED GAS TODAY AT $4.759/GALLON. WENT UP FROM LAST MONTH. PESSISMISTIC THAT PRICES WILL CONTINUE GOING UP THIS YEAR.

Trump was over-focused on taking a fast wrecking ball to government rather than the less flashy, slower approach to effective change and working with trade partners and allies for a stronger econmy here rather than appeasing the blood lust of an easily bored base by making enemies out of long-standing partners, leaving them to retaliate with tariffs of their own or importing from other nations instead of us.g o

 

[J Grant]

Chaos and dizzy change in itself foster caution and the impending higher unemployment looming from throwing tens of thousands or more of govt workers out of jobs, which will ripple out to the economy as the services and contractors that service govt will go BK or close or shrink.

My business has been getting slower by the week since he took office. Uncertaintly makes people nervous and not want to spend, move or make big purchases.

 

[Fernando]

Voters really voted for Trump because he said he was going to lower prices. Instead he's making enemies from our allies, making unlawful executive orders, and cutting jobs in America.
It will be a tough job market this year with many unemployed. And many don't want to work the manual minimal jobs left when illegals are kicked out.

 

[Charles West]

MSN

Inaction over egg shortage caused by bird flu opens up unexpected front for Donald Trump​

President Donald Trump has inherited a strong economy with booming labor and stock markets. But inflation, which appears to be picking up, the expected impact on consumer prices of tariffs on Mexico and Canada — where much of the fruit and vegetables consumed in the United States come from — and a persistent outbreak of bird flu that has driven up the price of eggs, are combining against a leader who, amid the volley of executive orders of his accelerated presidential debut, has barely paid attention to the economy. The White House’s room for maneuver seems to be shrinking as prices continue to rise, and the fact that a dozen eggs cost $14 this week in some New York supermarkets is not helping to inspire optimism among the population.

NOT JUST EGGS, BUT I GOT UNLEADED GAS TODAY AT $4.759/GALLON. WENT UP FROM LAST MONTH. PESSISMISTIC THAT PRICES WILL CONTINUE GOING UP THIS YEAR.

That's some remarkable revisionist reasoning since the tariffs haven't gone into effect yet, it must have been written by a dummy for dummies. However, we are still under Biden's budgeting until the fiscal year ends in July, with $1.8 trillion in deficit spending for the 2024/2025 fiscal year.

 

[Dublin ohio]

NOT JUST EGGS, BUT I GOT UNLEADED GAS TODAY AT $4.759/GALLON. WENT UP FROM LAST MONTH. PESSISMISTIC THAT PRICES WILL CONTINUE GOING UP THIS YEAR.

Eggs are still up because of the bird flu and i am still waiting on your solution. Filled my car up yesterday at $2.549/gal. Sucker

 

[Fernando]

That's some remarkable revisionist reasoning since the tariffs haven't gone into effect yet, it must have been written by a dummy for dummies. However, we are still under Biden's budgeting until the fiscal year ends in July, with $1.8 trillion in deficit spending for the 2024/2025 fiscal year.

Yes we haven't felt the full effect of his tariffs and prices are going up. Trump can fool the people to a point blaming Biden.
Don't expect FED to lower interest rates. Another bad year for appraisers.

 

[Fernando]

Eggs are still up because of the bird flu and i am still waiting on your solution. Filled my car up yesterday at $2.549/gal. Sucker

I'm waiting for Trump's solution to be announced this week. Then we can compare notes.

 

[Dublin ohio]

I'm waiting for Trump's solution to be announced this week. Then we can compare notes.

In other words you have nothing as usual.

 

[Fernando]

In other words you have nothing as usual.

Same as Trump with his plan to reduce egg prices.