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gab13by13

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7. It takes time for shelves to go empty,

Reply to doc03 (Reply #5)

Fri May 30, 2025, 09:15 AM

May 30

Retailers stocked up on goods before the tariffs hit. Look at the ports, they are not back to where they were. Empty shelves for certain items will be coming.

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Inflation rate slipped to 2.1% in April, lower than expected, Fed's preferred gauge shows [View all] BumRushDaShow May 30 OP

Polls show voters still think prices are too high. everyonematters May 30 #1

Sorry if I now distrust these numbers, gab13by13 May 30 #2

This!! Ferrets are Cool May 30 #8

Exactly my first thought rurallib May 30 #14

With the felon in the whitehouse Beachnutt May 30 #3

I've said this before - the numbers are being cooked..... getagrip_already May 30 #4

Strange with all the predictions of tariffs causing higher prices and empty shelves doc03 May 30 #5

It takes time for shelves to go empty, gab13by13 May 30 #7

What items? Littlered May 30 #19

I'd trust what I experience. Littlered May 30 #18

From the source. Also the concept of a lying asshole inflation index. And house prices. progree May 30 #6

Excellent post, thank you, gab13by13 May 30 #9

Thanks for the source info! BumRushDaShow May 30 #11

In my corner of Iowa 85% lean ground beef is $6 lb. IN IOWA!! and that's a 10 lb tube price. IA8IT May 30 #10

Perception not reality is paramount in TrumpLand. NoMoreRepugs May 30 #12

Yeah. Sure it did. Texin May 30 #13

This is ridiculous. Personally I have never heard of the Personal Consumer Expenditure Price Index called any kind of Wiz Imp May 30 #15

All the high prices are baked in. We're stuck with them but it won't raise inflation Bengus81 May 30 #16

I am Rebl2 May 30 #17