The biggest economic win will probably be when we start seeing the products of expanded resource development. 

I know they’ve taken steps in that direction, but obviously that’s not an instantaneous outcome.

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Oh for sure but at the same time the Federal Reserve uses this data to justify there actions. While not all prices have fallen we have seen a number of categories like groceries, gas prices, etc. that have fallen.

Others like electricity those are a consequence of the US just thinking growth wasnt going to pick up. Then we tried to rapidly electrify things and push EVs and those alone were going to drive up the price. Now we have data centers taking the brunt even though we are over looking the fact that by bringing manufacturing and other industries back to the US we were going to drive up our electricity prices.

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December Core Consumer Prices Rose at a 2.6% Annual Rate, Less Than Expected

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Oh for sure but at the same time the Federal Reserve uses this data to justify there actions. While not all prices have fallen we have seen a number of categories like groceries, gas prices, etc. that have fallen. 

Others like electricity those are a consequence of the US just thinking growth wasnt going to pick up. Then we tried to rapidly electrify things and push EVs and those alone were going to drive up the price. Now we have data centers taking the brunt even though we are over looking the fact that by bringing manufacturing and other industries back to the US we were going to drive up our electricity prices.