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Search Volume for Inflation Decline

After peaking in June 2022, search traffic for the term "inflation" appears to be dying down in 2023, albeit still very elevated from the last two decades.

Are you all noticing your weekly shopping (essentials like grocery et al) spiking?

Dividend Dollars

@dividenddollars January 11

Not noticing a spike, but am not noticing a decline either 😭

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@dividenddollars Of course!

Conor Mac

@investmenttalk January 11

Gradual incline I would say. Nothing insane, but still noticing a few things here and there.

Reasonable Yield

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@investmenttalk I see

Todor Kostov

@kostofff January 11

Steady consolidation, I would say.

Reasonable Yield

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@kostofff Thanks for sharing :)

Joey Hirendernath@joeyhirendernath January 11

Definitely noticed some instances of shrinkflation recently.

Todor Kostov

@kostofff January 11

@joeyhirendernath That's seems a decent size meal ...

Reasonable Yield

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@joeyhirendernath haha

Joshua Simka@tomato January 13

Certain things strike me as quite expensive. Eggs, for instance, are quite expensive in California right now. It's not a direct result of inflation, but inflation means we feel the price pinch more acutely.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2023-01-07/7-a-dozen-why-california-eggs-are-so-expensive-and-increasingly-hard-to-find

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@tomato Good points

Rihard Jarc

@rihardjarc January 13

The FED is doing their job. People are searching less "Inflation" :D (less entrenched in the mind!)

Nathan Worden

@nathanworden January 13

If the price of gas went back up, that would bring a lot of the pain back imo

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