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Even if the Iran War wraps up soon, and tariffs are rolled back, it'll be a while before we see inflation or prices return to what they were prior to the Trump administration, if at all.

The price of diesel, competition, and technological innovation are among the factors tamping down inflation in some sectors of this economy.

The high price of diesel might start showing up in what you pay for fresh vegetables and more.

Diesel now exceeds $6 per gallon. And much of what you buy at the supermarket probably got there on a diesel-fueled truck.

Grocery spending is down on average about 2%. Stores have very low profit margins, so they're selling data and advertising to fill the gap.

Giant Eagle shoppers are hoping the merger will lead to lower grocery prices. Analysts aren’t so sure.

Those high egg prices back in 2022 and 2023 weren’t just tied to inflation and an avian flu outbreak, according to the Wall Street Journal. There was a possible plot to fix prices by industry leaders.

A new report from the Urban Institute suggests some consumers may be headed for a cliff.

Overall grocery inflation slowed to 1.9% year-over-year, but the picture is uneven. While egg prices are down nearly 45%, tariffs and supply chain pressures are pushing some produce prices higher.

The consumer price index for March showed grocery prices are up 2% from last year, with tomatoes, lettuce, and nonalcoholic beverages leading the way.