Yes, Inflation Is Back as Egg Prices Soar
Briefly

After significant highs in 2022, inflation saw a drop to 2.9% with the Federal Reserve's intervention. However, recent price surges, particularly in eggs by 39% due to avian influenza decimating the flock, indicate inflation may rise again. CEO Jamie Dimon suggested that some inflation might be tolerable if it benefits national security, especially with potential tariffs on major trading partners like China, Canada, and Mexico. This could impact a wide range of goods critical to consumers, raising concerns about the future economic landscape.
Inflation is on the rise again, notably driven by egg prices, which surged 39% year over year due to avian influenza impacting production.
Despite the Federal Reserve reducing inflation from 9.1% to 2.9%, the potential implementation of tariffs may signal renewed inflation concerns in the economy.
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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