For the most part it feels like prices at the grocery store are back in the pre-covid range. Eggs are no longer over $5 a doze and you can get a package of chicken breast for 2$/pd as long as you by the large tray. Just when it feels like the stickers have settled, you reach for a bottle of your favorite shampoo only to see that it will set you back just under $13. Geez. That used to be the low end price for the fancy shapoos at the stylist’s shop.
It’s just a reminder that pricing mechanisms are fluid and always on the move. The is best able to maneuver through with proper knowledge of those items you purchase most, and nimble enough to switch to substitutes or other vendors when new opportunities arise.
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