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Diraven

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2. I think what we're going to see instead

Reply to Girard442 (Original post)

Mon Apr 28, 2025, 06:59 PM

Apr 2025

Is just a lot of products are going to become unavailable. Retailers won't even import products if they figure the price will be too high to resell them.

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Something that confuses me: why aren't prices sky-high already? The disruption of the supply chain... [View all] Girard442 Apr 2025 OP

Depends on what you are looking for. Some sellers are already anticipating future demand... hlthe2b Apr 2025 #1

I think what we're going to see instead Diraven Apr 2025 #2

we're at the stage where Wile E. Coyote hasn't yet noticed he's gone way past the cliff edge eShirl Apr 2025 #3

In the past week and a half Walmart has increased prices by around 25 percent on many of its brand items ImNotGod Apr 2025 #4

We Do Most Of Our Food Shopping On Weekends And We Hit 3 to 5 Different Stores..... global1 Apr 2025 #5

Subway still has some decent deals madville Apr 2025 #7

The actual import price could just be madville Apr 2025 #6

Former chief economic advisor in Trump's first term darkstar Apr 2025 #8